Conestoga Campground

We planned on only spending one night in White Sulphur Springs and the we discovered the Hot Springs and Wild Oats coffee shop in town. We ended up staying three nights. What a sweet lil’ village this is. And, this campground was wonderful in every way! We are Passport America members so we were able to get half price for our first two nights and then full rate the third night which was around $41. We stayed in site # 39 which gave us beautiful sunsets and long range views of the mountains. Also, their website is very users friendly to reserve your spot. Highly recommend!

White Sulfur Springs, MT – Conestoga Campground. 815 8th Avenue SW. August 17, 2021. This is a campground with 47 Pull Thru FHU sites. Each site has a picnic table. They also have several tent sites. The interior roads in the campground are gravel as are the sites. All looked quite level. There is grass between each site. Our site was plenty long for both the 38 foot 5th wheel and also the truck – it appears all sites were also long since we saw many big rigs parked. We had both WiFi and some OTA channels. The restrooms, showers, rec room, and the laundry are all very clean. There is a small store in the registration building. The employees were very helpful and friendly. There is a playground for children, an off leash pet area, and a dump station. The central grassy area is large and well kept; the office has yard games that can be checked out. We used Passport America here for our one night stay. They also have memberships with AOR, Coast to Coast, and RPI. We would definitely be willing to stay longer another time.

I find this place to be quiet and friendly. Not an Enclosed exercise area but pets and only 3 washers in the laundry. We used a laundry-mat very close by.
The WiFi is unusable! We tried all 5 nights we were here.
Cell signal was available for T-Mobile and it was a good signal.
The spaces are very close together.
All and all I would stay here again because it’s part of my Coast to Coast membership.

The campground is located on the edge of town within walking distance of restaurants and downtown yet there is no road noise. The campground has 30-50 amp pull-thru sites with w/e/s. Wifi is better closer to the office. Verizon has a tower in town so it is very strong. Campground also has bathrooms, showers, laundry, dump station, rec room and a small store. White Sulphur Springs is about 900 population with fuel, propane, grocery and a pharmacy. Rates are 30 amp- $39, 50 amp- $44. wkly- $175 and mthly- $495. Yellowstone is 125 miles and Glacier 253 miles. The surrounding area is rich is wildlife, history and scenic views. The town being surrounded by several mountain ranges. The owners live on sight. Campground is also Coast to Coast, RPI and AOR members. Discounts accepted and PA, AAA, Military and Senior.

Excellent campground. Owners live on the property and are very congenial and customer focused. Work campers are super capable and friendly. Bath house is immaculate. Passport America, Coast to Coast, RPI accepted. They offer a no pressure membership program that entitles you to RPI membership. Great location to visit Charles Bair Family museum, and make sure that you tour the Castle in downtown White Sulphur Springs just minutes from the campground. Very small town with some decent dining options.

Conestoga Campground was a nice stopover for us. Friendly campground is well maintained and within a short drive or walk to town. Large pull through sites with some full hookups and a dump station. Picnic table at each site. GOOD FREE WIFI. Clean bathrooms and showers with privacy. Lots of flowers planted around the office and a big collection of wooden silhouette cutouts. Wide open and grassy with a low fence around, but small trees are being cultivated. Small pond for fishing. No catch and release. $6 for each fish caught. Honored our Passport America discount. We would stay here again.

This RV resort is mid-way between Glacier NP and Yellowstone NP making it the perfect place to spend a night or two while traveling. Sites are level and very wide. Plenty of full hookup and ALL sites are pull-thru. Long enough to leave your towed attached. Free WIFI is faster than we’ve had in most campgrounds. The campground has a small camp store. Nice laundry and playground. We were there a week which included the 4th of July weekend and there was still a few empty spaces. The staff was very pleasant and informative about local attractions. They have ice cream socials every Wednesday and Saturday. There is a stocked fishing pond where you can catch fresh trout for $6 each (no catch-and-release). $10 dump station fee for non-guests.