Campground St. Regis

Showed up about 9 o’clock and they charged us $74
For the night, but then told us the pool was closed and we couldn’t wash our laundry until the next morning barely gave us two hours to get our laundry washed before we head to check out. I would’ve thought we would have got a discount because different parts of the facility were not operational. Seems a bit overpriced. Otherwise it was a clean facility nice camp spots other than getting woken up at 7:30 in the morning to the lawnmower just beside the camper.

We stayed here last August on our way from Washington to Yellowstone.

This park is fantastic, and we highly recommend you spend a little time here if you get the chance. It’s a beautiful area with no shortage of outdoor adventure, and in addition to being a really nice campground with lots to do, their customer service is top notch. They guide you to your spot helping you get in, deliver firewood, and were overall super helpful with anything we needed.

Our favorite thing about the park was their pool which was very clean and inviting. It was pretty warm out when we were there so it felt really good. We also really liked their little game room where we could play video games and shoot pool while we did laundry (which was yet another nice amenity). It is also in close proximity to town which was convenient for getting groceries plus St. Regis had a number of fun things to do including trying the “Best. Shake. Ever.” Huckleberry milkshake.

The only knocks against Campground St. Regis that kept us from giving it 5 stars is that they lack online reservations, it sits a little close to I-90 so you get a lot of freeway noise, there were a lot of aggressive bees that kept us from eating outside, and the site was a little uneven which required us to use our leveling blocks.

We stayed overnight in a travel trailer. Site was pull-through long enough to stay hooked up. Water and electric at site. Very pretty park. Nice level site. Dump station a little tricky to get to. Very nice hosts.
The town of St. Regis sends a golf cart around about every hours to transport campers for free into town for eating and shopping.

We were passing through and only stayed one night. We also didn't use the restrooms, showers or laundry facilities, so we can't comment on those facilities. The campground is very nice, with lots of tree and green grass. Our site (electric and water only) was a little further away from the full hookup sites, so we had a little extra privacy. The campground is convenient to get to from I-90, but you pay for the convenience a bit in the amount of highway noise. Our site wasn't super level and required several leveling blocks to get our truck camper relatively level. Lastly, while we able to sporadically connect to the campground Wi-Fi, it had horrible latency and essentially useless for us.

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.

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.