Granite Peak RV Resort

Really the only reason we stayed here was because it is right off of the interstate and we wanted to check out Glacier NP.

The staff here wasn't very friendly when booking but our spot was nice. No shade in the park to speak of. The laundry area was fine. They have an entire lot for RV storage that is $25 a day. The pool looked nice and big but it was super crowded everyday. The public restrooms were clean. Wifi worked really well.

The little town of Missoula has everything you could possibly need.

Picked this park because of location easy and really lovely drive to Glacier NP from here. Staff was fine but not outgoing. Site was very difficult to get level in. Unhooked my car and drove around the block hoping to get a better angle. Gravel as settled in my site and the one next to it as well as several others. Plus my site had deep ruts from last camper. Took some doing and several leveling tools but I managed to get there. My surge protector shut down twice due to too low reading the second night when many new guests arrived. Pool looked nice but didn't try it. I was there for Glacier and happy to leave. Store seemed nice but didn't utilize laundry or showers.

We had a partial hookup (water and electric) for 3 nights. Each site was gravel and very unlevel. We had to use several leveling blocks and wheel chocks and it still wasn't completely level. We didn't use the pool or mini golf course but it looked nice enough. The laundry facilities were quite poor as it took 80 minutes dry time for towels and they were still damp. Bathrooms were clean. We had respectful neighbors. We enjoyed the walking trail for the dogs so that was an added bonus. Wifi didn't work very well either so we didn't even use it. It was nice that it was only 10-15 minutes to downtown Missoula.

We only stayed one night because we were just passing through Missoula, but we liked this park. We had a pull through FHU site with a nice grassy area and it was pretty level. We have SnapPads and didn't need any leveling blocks at all. We played mini golf, it was a fun little course, although not included in the price of your stay. There were families enjoying the pool, but we didnt have time to swim, so I cannot comment on that. We had great Verizon service and it was close enough to town for shopping and going out to eat, but far enough away to be really quiet.

A basic commercial RV park with nothing remarkable. Sites are tight, all utilities worked properly and Verizon was very fast. Good for a short stay. Far enough from th highway that noise was not a factor.

I stopped in Missoula heading east and attempted the KOA but it was soooo crowded and cramped. I actually drove west 6 miles to Jellystone to find a clean well land out small campground. The woman who helped me was nice and accommodating. I’d stay again. Great WiFi and clean showers.

This is a clean and quiet park. I had higher expectations for a park catering for kids and have had better experiences elsewhere. The pool was decent and of course kiddos loved it. The ice cream social for $2 a scoop was a little fun. Yogi came out to say hi. Wish the playground was covered so kids could play without fear of skin burning. They had mini golf but we didn’t partake. It looked clean.

Spaces are not level and the WiFi is spotty at best. Cable was also fuzzy. There are very few trees so better bring shade that’s extra from your attached rv because the grass is off center (most likely your front door is not near the majority of the grass). A lot of the full hookup spots didn’t have a campfire ring to cook hotdogs and s’mores. The workers I met were nice but I probably won’t return.

I found the park to be fairly nice and staff was very nice. I did run into an issue with a swarm of bees in the power box and got stung 3 times, once on the tongue, ouch. I did report it but no one did anything about it until I checked the night before leaving and out came a few so called again and the maintenance guy sprayed. Just beware if you are allergic. The pet area is very large, perfect for big dogs to run. I did not use the amenities but the pool looked nice. One odd thing is that the cable boxes are in the front of the spaces which means you'd generally need at least a 50' coax cable so I was unable to use it. There were 9 or 10 OTA channels though. The WiFi was veery iffy. Sometimes it worked, sometimes not and got around 750 kbps down when it did. I found the sites to have ample room between them but a we bit short of most parks I've been to.

We overnighted here on the way back from Glacier. On the way up, last week, we overnighted at Jim & Mary’s across the street

This park was $19 more per night and not nearly as well kept at Jim and Mary’s.

Not really geared towards kids, but they do have a pool and a playground. Looked like lots of full timers.

We stayed here for a week at the end of August, 2020. They do a great job making the park feel safe. My kids love the pool and playground. Great campground store and work office connected for those who need access to good internet. All connections worked well.