Campground St. Regis

Stayed one night in May 2015. I honestly don't remember what site I had but it was a "pull through" although it was pretty difficult to tell where the site actually was as they aren't clearly marked. Site wasn't all that level but workable. Still, the owners are super nice although the staff at the office when I arrived left some to be desired. They couldn't seem to figure out where to put us (we had reservations) or how much to charge, etc. Okay it was the very beginning of the season but still.

Cutest park you'll find. Lots of chainsaw art. A short through the woods path to walk the dogs (beware of ticks during the season though). Generally quiet although you can hear the traffic noise from I-90. Sites are pretty tightly spaced so be sure if you have slides you ask for a space with room between it and others. Lots of trash cans and explanations of using them (it is bear country people).

Finding the park is a bit tricky but they do have great signage along the way - watch for it!

Our site was the best in the park...room for a big rig, tow and more. It was an end site so it had a uber-wide, treed lot right out the door. Adorable chain saw art, courteous and friendly staff plus, plus, plus. It was very clean and organized...not to mention a lovely pool to float in and look at the pine covered mountains. I understand that every visit for every person differs, but we have to give this place a five and wish we would find ones like it every night as we fulltime across our great country. (Year two)

We were in need of a laundry so bypassed State Parks in favour of an RV park with a laundry.

The review saying "carved bears" sold it. We had to see them. And they are great.

Very clean and tidy. Main cons is that it is close to the interstate so traffic noise. And sites are closer together than we prefer, but hey! They have a good laundry!

From the minute we arrived the staff was helpful and polite and led us to our spot. Out site was long and wide with plenty of room to spare. Utilities easy to reach. WiFi is ok and we were able to find good satellite reception.

Laundry is nice and well maintained. Bathrooms are nice and very clean with nice roomy showers. Pool is wee maintained.

About one hour from National Bison Range and well worth the beautiful drive. There are a couple of gas stations in town a few minutes away as well as a nice souvenir shop and restaurant with small casino.

We stayed here between some national parks. The location was great. Site was a pull through and level. The pool was nice on a hot day. Would have loved to stay here longer!

pretty packed but our site was wonderful with plenty of space and privacy. Didnt use any facilities due to Covid

Reviews of this place use words like “paradise” and “utopia”. If it’s on the Internet, it must be true, so we booked one night while passing through Montana at Campground St. Regis.

To say it looks like a movie set of what an imagined RV park looks like would be wrong. It looks like a Barbie Dreamhouse version of an RV park. Or, a Japanese garden version of an RV park. Manicured lawns. Raked gravel. Tasteful but rustic wildlife sculptures. Pots of ubundant, colorful blooms. “You could do surgery in the head,” said Ralph after using the bathroom.

There’s one site on a bend in the campground road that is laughably perfect, with a tiny green landscaped area featuring a flowerbed and a sweet mini pine tree. COME ON.

The woman behind the front desk wasn’t super friendly but she’s probably exhausted from trimming the shrubs with fingernail scissors or whatever they do there.

No complaints. Five star. I want to live there. Oh, and on your way in or out, duck into the St. Regis Travel Center and see the two tanks of fish that pass for the Montana Trout Aquarium at the back of the very nice gift shop, where various species of pretty speckled trout swim together above an informative identification panel. Open 24 hours. Coffee in there too, with a real barista.

Very nice, clean sites. Very friendly and accommodating hosts. The shower/restroom facilities were spotless!

We stayed overnight along the outer rim of Camp St. Regis. Our campsite had a reasonable amount of privacy with trees nearby. The campground is landscaped and well maintained. The showers were hot, washer and dryers functioned as expected. There was a small pool available, though we didn’t use it.

With the heatwave in the area it was nice to have such a lovely shady site just steps from the cleanest pool I’ve ever been in. The sites were level and nicely spaced. The sites allowed each rig to be offset from the neighboring rigs which felt more private. Everyone on the staff was pleasant and helpful. The bathrooms/showers and laundry area were the cleanest of any campground I’ve experienced in the past 4 years of traveling 90-120 days per year. There was a shuttle that would take you into town just a couple of miles away. Nice to not need to disconnect tow vehicle just to go to town. Only negative was the mosquitos were in abundance.