Countryside RV Park

As other reviews stated the new owners are great! The park is clean and maintained well. Reasonably priced laundry ($1.50 to wash, $1.50 for 59 min. of dryer). Sites are decently spaced, green grass, gravel sites & road. Quiet. Owners were very helpful when we had tire issues. Would definitely stay here again. Near Dillon & Bannack state park.

We lucked up on this park from a store clerk down the road. We just needed a one nighter & the new owners were most accommodating. The grounds are beautiful, grass, flowers well tended. It is big rig friendly, (even tho we were in a Teardrop)
Bathrooms/shorts exceptionally clean, as were the laundry facilities. Great place to walk and walk the dogs. We can’t say enough good things & plan to stop here the next time we are in the area, and stay a little longer.
Thank you, Judy, for your hard work providing such a nice place to stay.

New owners are friendly, outgoing, and most helpful. We found a great spot and stayed a week enjoying the town, hiking trails, and the surrounding areas. Lots of open grassed space in the park and between sites. It's no wonder Lewis and Clark passed through here on both legs of their expedition!!!
We would definitely stay here again and will recommend it to our friends and fellow travelers.
TV by satellite only; no cable or OTA service available. Wi-Fi is acceptable, but we used our T-mobile phones for connectivity.

This campground was very clean and well kept. It’s easy on and off interstate 15. It’s close enough to visit Bannock State Park and Clark’s Lookout State Park.

They’re very particular about the underground sprinkler system and there are reminders in numerous places. They watered the lawn and did not care what was in the way. The sites are level; no shade. The roads are a bit narrow if others don’t park in their space. We had to unhook our truck to fit in the space.

They have a laundry with old machines and will monitor what you put in so as to not damage them. We would stay again because it was convenient.

This is a lovely area and park. The roads in the park are a tad narrow for our 40’ fifth wheel if cars are at the edge of their space, but our neighbor was nice enough to move his car a little and then we had no issues pulling into our pull-through. The pull-through was more than large enough for our rig and truck.

The views around the park are spectacular. There are large grassy areas near a pond, which our dog loved. The weather and view was perfect in August. The park is easy to get into and out of, and close to town that has good restaurants.

Verizon and AT&T cell and internet service are excellent here, as well.

Not far from a boondocking experience in a place with no WiFi, cell phone coverage, or TV reception, but for good money. Staff is friendly. Easy access off the interstate.

We had to work off a wood pile in the middle of the grassy area of the property to get any WiFi connectivity. Their WiFi antenna placed so it only points toward some sites. No WiFi signal even on the office porch. Essentially no ATT nor T-Mobile service good enough to get internet either. No cable TV, no over the air TV reception here.

Gravel sites. Grass in between. No mats allowed on grass. Two big, but open (not fenced) grassy dog run areas. No inside area for guests other than small laundry area.

Essentially we paid to have power, water & sewer in a park with no amenities & not near anything. For those reasons we’d not stay here again.

Note. If you’re heading southbound in your travels get fuel in Dillon as there’s essentially no good fuel options for a very long way from this park south.

What a great campground! We stayed with our 40’ fifth wheel in a pull through site. The sites are large so there is a little space between you and your neighbor. They are very sensitive about their grass and for good reason. They work very hard to keep it in nice shape.

30/50 amp full hook up sites. Wifi doesn’t always have great internet connectivity. There wasn’t any cable that I noticed. There is lots of space to walk my dog. In my dream world I would have a fenced area for dogs to run, but maybe they will do that later.

We enjoyed seeing Lewis and Clark sights nearby and Bannack State Park with the old west mining town.

Another campground that is a favorite to stay. Have stayed here multiple times over gosh, 20 years. Brandy (Ernie) Hathaway are lovely hosts working hard at keeping this park as nice as possible. Sites are spaced very nicely apart, both back in and pull throughs. We stayed in a back in site right along the "highway" side which is no big deal as with many MT roads is completely quiet at night. Great stopping spot if you want to go check out Bannack State Park.

-Sites are level
-They are doing the "extra $10 if you want to make sure you get the site you booked" (which seems to be a "thing" with private parks this year)
- Pet friendly but know, people don't walk their pets just around on the roads, they WILL walk them around behind your spot.
- Lots of work keeping the grass growing.
- No shade bring your own but no pounding stakes in the grassy areas as they have already lost some of their sprinkler systems because of that.
- CAN be windy especially as MT storms roll by.
- Some skeeters so bring your bug spray if you want to be out in the evenings after sundown.
- Very nicely quiet
- Only trash receptacles are by the office on the way out. Not a huge deal as this park isn't that big so it isn't a long walk either.

This year was the busiest I've ever seen this park.