Sunday, July 17, 2011

Wyoming

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Jackson, WY - 2010 - Snake River KOA #58
RATING: 1 – Yuck, 2 – Poor, 3 – Fair, 4 – Good, 5 - Excellent
OVERALL RATING:  2
Would you stay here again: No
Dates: June 16 – 18, 2010 (3 nights at $57.19/nite)
Quality of Facilities, Layout and Visual Appeal: 2
This is a pretty bad RV park. It is small with about 80 sites. But it is better then other RV parks closer to Jackson Hole that was available. The park was full and we were lucky to get a reservation. The Snake River runs alongside the park. In fact this RV park’s main business is river rafting on this river. The RV park is just an extra business and it looks it. No attention is give to the RV park side of the business. The property is full of rafting stuff and people who are doing the trips are wondering around, some stay at the RV park and cabins. This is just not a comfortable or relaxing place; it is too busy with people and activity.
The sites are short and too close together, so we were are on top of each other. There are no clear site boundaries, so some trailers are intruding into their neighbor’s site. Most of the sites are back-ins so you feel even more crowded. There are no big rigs here (the sites are not big enough from them). But it is still too crowded despite the smaller trailers. The interior roads are dirt and the sites are dirt and grass with a picnic table and fire ring and grill. I can’t imagine how smoky it would be if everyone used their fire rings. The rain is keeping everyone inside. Right now it is all very muddy. The layout is okay with even rows, but everything is crowded together. There is also a lot of junk laying around and piled up against the buildings. There is no landscaping. But there are great views of the mountains. There are lots of trees, but they are mostly on the edges of the park and not at the sites, so it’s not very shady. There are tent sites and cabins.
Location: 3
It is about 14 miles outside of Jackson Hole, and about 30 miles from the Grand Teton National Park. It is too far from the attractions we want to visit, but as bad as this place is, it is better than the other places we looked at online. The better places were full. This park is along side of Snake River and is a good location for white water rafting.
Noise/Quiet: 3
No highway noise, or train or planes. We are out in the woods and it is pretty quiet. Except for the neighbors. Because the trailers are so close together, you can hear trailer noises, like the water heaters, air conditioners, etc.
Staff: 3
KOA employees. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. They were very busy when we checked in, but they took their time with us and we didn’t feel ignored or rushed.
Amenities: 2
Only water and electric was available, no TV at all (not even with the antanne). Free WiFi with easy logon and the signal is strong and the connection is okay.
Recreation: 2
No playground or pool. Nothing for the kids, but of course there is the river and rafting and hiking at nearby Grand Teton NP.
Laundry Room: 3
The laundry room is in the same building as the workshop. It’s a pretty junky building. But the laundry room is spacious and fairly nice with 4 washers ($??), and 4 dryers ($??). Machines are clean and okay. There is a bench and folding table and a book shelf for book exchange.
Comfort Station: 2
There are two comfort stations. The one near our site is real small with two toilet stalls, and two showers. Did not use these because they were not very private (stall & dressing room with shower curtain that is flimsy. The other comfort station is behind the office where all the rafting stuff is. So there is always a crowd of rafters blocking the place and inside changing into their wet suits . This place also has only two toilets and two showers. But the showers in this comfort station are private and spacious with lots of hot water and pressure.
Assigned RV Site: 3
We are at the end of the row close to the Snake River and across from the KOA Kabins. We have an open view on one side, but a view of several trailer butts on the other side. Our site is back in, so we have a trailer behind us. We are lucky though, we have enough room to put our awning out. The neighbor behind us and next door has a tree right next to his trailer and cannot put his awning out. And the trailer next to us barely has room for his picnic table. And it isn’t even a trailer, it’s a truck with a cab over. In fact all our neighbors are small trailers. I can’t even imagine big rigs fitting into these sites. And the sites are really muddy with the rain. It’s awful. Most of the neighbors were overnighters. They would clear out in the morning and by evening we were full again with new neighbors.





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Rawlins, WY - 2010 - Rawlins KOA
RATING: 1 – Yuck, 2 – Poor, 3 – Fair, 4 – Good, 5 - Excellent OVERALL RATING: 3
Would you stay here again: Yes
Dates:
June 14 – 15, 2010 (2 nights at $33.43 a nite)
Quality of Facilities; Layout and Visual Appeal: 3

This is a fairly nice RV park. It is out in the open next to the main road into town and the Interstate. It is a nice layout with even rows. The sites are spacious with grass (that really needs mowing) on both sides. There are short trees on the sites, but no shade. There is a view of the brown hills and traffic on the highways. There are premium sites that have cement pad for the picnic table and shelter around the table.
Location: 3

We are located outside of the city next to Interstate 80. We are away from the city hustle (although this is a small town, not a city) and far from highway 287, the road we take to our next destination.
Noise/Quiet: 2

We are alongside the interstate that is quite noisy, and next to a main road leading into Rawlins. We have busy roads on two sides of the RV park. The interstate is uphill so we hear the big rigs and the cars accelerating, making an awful noise. Sometimes the acceleration drowns out the TV. It is a bit quieter at night. Did not have to wear my earplugs. There is also a train nearby. The train ran all day, but I could not hear it at night. They did blow the horns, but it was not too disturbing.
Staff: 3 KOA staff that are friendly, but nothing special.
Amenities: 3
Full hook-ups with cable TV (40+ channels that come in real clear). There is free WiFi with a password logon and a strong signal, but a bad connection that is very weak. Sometimes I can get on the blog and load pictures, other times there is not enough signal.
Recreation: 2
No organized activities and not a lot of fun stuff you usually see at KOA’s. There is a playground and a nice pool, a lone basketball hoop and an area with horseshoes.
Laundry Room: 3 Medium size room with 3 washers ($1.75), 3 dryers (.25). Machines were clean, but older. Long folding table with chairs. A nice room, but nothing special.
Comfort Station: 3
The toilets are in a separate room. The shower stalls are in private, individual rooms. These rooms are quite small with a typical vinyl stall with shower curtain and small shelves for shampoo, etc. The dressing area has small stool and a few hooks (not enough).
Assigned RV Site #10: 3

Even though you can hear the Interstate everywhere in the park, it would have been nicer if we were more in the center and back of the park, away from the roads. We were given a site in the furthest corner of the park next to the road going into Rawlins and alongside of the Interstate. Our site had a lot of space. But no trees and out in the open. We are about 6,000 feet above sea level, so it is not very hot here and shade is not really needed. But the sun is bright and it is very windy. We did not put up our awning. This RV park and area is not near any attractions so it is mostly an overnight stop. The park got full in the evening then emptied out in the morning. We had different neighbors both nights. We did not meet or greet anyone in the park, they all just stayed in their trailers.








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AMARILLO, TX - 2010 - OASIS RV RESORT, #37
RATING: 1 – Yuck,... 2 – Poor,... 3 – Fair,... 4 – Good,... 5 - Excellent
Dates: March 15 – 18, 2010 (3 nights at $20 a night)
Overall Rating: 4 Would you stay here again: YesQuality of Facilities; Layout and Visual Appeal: 4
This is an excellent RV park. It is very large with 192 sites (mostly pull-thru). All roads and sites are paved. All sites are very spacious with room for the largest of big rigs with room left over for a patio area and parking space for a few cars. Lots of space between sites. The landscaped areas between sites have gravel and pampas grass. There is no green or trees. But hey, this is the desert. The park is nicely laid out and completely level.Location: 4
Located out of town in open space. It was close to the Zoo and other areas we wanted to visit. Near highway with easy access.
Noise/Quiet: 3
There were lots of highway noise, but not enough to wear earplugs. The park was almost empty and we didn’t see any kids. So it was very quiet and peaceful.Staff: 5
Staff is very friendly, personable and accommodating. The owner is on site (walks around wearing overalls and is always working on the park). He is very friendly. Told him about the bad WiFi connection and he looked into it right away. In fact it improved for the rest of the day.
Amenities: 3
Full hook-ups, Cable TV (40 channels) but no local channels (no local news and I missed seeing LOST), free WiFi (but could not get any connection, strong signal, but just no connection). Had to walk to office and sit at their computer table with the WiFi gizmo sitting right there. Even then connection was very slow.
Recreation: 4
There is a large clubhouse with pool and spa. There is another building at the entrance of the park that has a small barbeque restaurant.
Laundry Room: n/a Did not use and did not check out.
Comfort Station: 4
The bathrooms were excellent! Individual rooms with a full bathroom; shower, toilet, sink. Very private, very clean with lots of hot water and good pressure. There were 3 of these buildings with about 6 of these private rooms in each building.
Assigned RV Site: 5
We had a great site. We were at the end of a row so we had no neighbors on one side. The other side was empty as well except for one night. Other sites nearby were also empty so we had a lot of privacy. Our site was very long and very spacious.

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Bandon/Port Orford - 2011 - Bandon/Port Orford KOA RATING: 1 – Yuck, 2 – Poor, 3 – Fair, 4 – Good, 5 - Excellent
OVERALL RATING: 3
Would you stay here again: Only as a last resort
Dates: 7/12/11 (1 nite) $32.40
Quality of Facilities and Visual Appeal: 3  First impression is ‘being confused’. You are happy to see all the trees and the being in the woods effect. But the sites are not clearly laid out. Some are spacious pull throughs with lots of privacy (heavy shrubs on both sides), others are short or on top of each other where boarders are not clearly seen. The interior roads are dirt as well as the sites. It would be awful to stay here if it is raining. There is no landscaping and the buildings are run down. There is a picnic table at each site and also a ‘dreaded’ fire ring.
Staff: Friendly...’nice guy’
Location: 4  Good location, right off of the highway and in route to our next destination.
Noise/Quiet: 4 Very quiet. Some traffic noise and neighbor noise. But no trains or planes.
Amenities: 2  Just water and electric. Cable TV, but only a few channels and all or fuzzy. Free WiFi at every site. Ganley Systems. Difficult to log in. Need an access code and signal is very poor. You can get e-mail, but no heavy surfing, downloads, watching videos. Very poor.
Rec Room/Lounge/ Pool: 3  Nice pool and game room with a pool table. There is also a kids playground with a few things, but not much.
Laundry Room: 2  Part of the game room in a corner. 4 washers at $2 and 4 dryers at $1.50. Did not use.
Comfort Station: 3 Typical KOA. Old and run down, but clean. Showers are tile with vinyl stalls. Wimpy shower nozzle. Door for privacy and shower curtain. Small dressing area with no bench.
Assigned Site #B4: 3  Our site is long and woodsy with thick shrubs on one side. Other side has a few shrubs and you can see into neighbor’s trailer. Feel we are too close to neighbors. There are about 4 trailers in this park and they are all next to each other. The rest of the park is empty. Why couldn’t they spread us out. Our site was lumpy and uneven. We had tree root stubs at our door and had to cover them with bowls to stand out so we didn’t trip over them.
Park Residents/Neighbors: 2  Next door neighbor had a satellite dish, so you know they will be glued to their TV, never coming out. So we never saw our neighbors. Other side is empty. Did not meet any of the other guests. But we also pretty much stayed inside. Too many mosquitoes outside.
  








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Tillamook, OR - 2011 - Pleasant Valley RV Park, #C6
RATING: 1 – Yuck, 2 – Poor, 3 – Fair, 4 – Good, 5 - Excellent
OVERALL RATING: 3
Would you stay here again: Yes
Dates: July 13, 14, 15, 2011 (2 nites)
Quality of Facilities and Visual Appeal: 4 A very nice park with a good layout. Interior roads were gravel and sites were dirt and grass (could be muddy if it rained hard).
Staff: 2 She was not friendly and seemed put out when I asked for a choice of sites. She was very surprised and acted like no one had ever requested that before. Of course she gave us a choice of 4 sites that were available for the two nights we were staying there and the other sites remained empty during our stay...they were not available??
Location: 4 Good location! Just outside of town in an open area. Next to the main road, but quiet.
Noise/Quiet: 4 Very quiet. Some traffic noise, but quiet at night. No train or plane noise.
Amenities: 3 Full hook-ups, cable TV with several clear channels. Free WiFi; easy access, but very poor connection. Could not work on blog.
Rec Room/Lounge/ Pool: 3 Looked like a full bar with a pool table. No one seemed to be manning the bar though. There was a shelf full of videos and paperbacks. Looked like they were for exchange.
Laundry Room: 3 Large room with 5 washers $?, and 5 dryers (two are heavy duty), $?.
Comfort Station: 3 The showers and toilet are in 5 individual private rooms. These rooms are in the laundry room. The private rooms are very spacious with a toilet, sink, paper towels, a small table and two hooks. The shower is a vinyl stall with no curtain, so the water sprays out into the room.??! The hooks are right across from the shower stall. Weird. However, lots of hot water and good pressure.
Assigned Site #C6: 4 This was a different site than was assigned to us. That site was across from the permenant trailers. #C6 was more private, and very spacious. Long enough for two trailers. This site was more open with a few trees. The sun (when it came out) shined on this site. Given how cold and dreary it was during most of our stay, a sunny site was welcomed for us.
Park Residents/Neighbors: 3 Had neighbor on one side and they only stayed one night and we never saw them. No one was on the other side. The park was not full and very few people walking around. So we saw no one and talked to no one. There were no kids running around either.
 

 





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 Billings, MT - 2011 – Trailer Village #36

RATING: 1 – Yuck, 2 – Poor, 3 – Fair, 4 – Good, 5 - Excellent
OVERALL RATING: 3
Would you stay here again: Yes
Dates: July 27 & 28, 2011 (2 nites at $40.00/nite)
Quality of Facilities and Visual Appeal: 3
Front entrance of park leaves a nice impression with the white picket fence. Makes it “home like”. The park is small with 80 sites. Most of them have permanent residents. The sites have a very strange layout and are close together. It is more like a parking lot for trailers and their cars. The interior roads and the sites are asphalt and all run together which makes it look like a parking lot. You park your rig and right next to it a little lower from your rig, you park your car. If you are lucky, there is a small patch of grass at your door and if you are luckier, you will have a tree. So on one side of your rig is a bit of grass and your car. On the other side is your neighbor’s car (no grass). Right next to the park on the north side are railroad tracks. All around are business and industrial. The highway is close by. However, it is a very clean park (no junk lying around). It is somewhat pleasant and very comfortable.
Staff: 4
Very friendly and accommodating. I asked for a choice of sites and she was willing, but asked what I wanted and then gave me a different site, which I was happy with.
Location: 3
In the outskirts of town. Easy access from highway, but next to several railroad tracks.
Noise/Quiet: 3
You hear trains and train horns throughout the day. We are near the railroad yard so there is a lot of noise from that, but no too much at night. I did hear horns late and early morning. We are near the highway, but I do not hear any traffic noise. I did not have to wear earplugs.
Amenities: 3
Full hookups and cable TV (with @ 70 channels). We get 12 hours of free WiFi (TENGO) then we have to pay $1.50 a day. But we have two laptops, so I hooked mine up the first 12 hours and we will try Dave’s the next day.
Rec Room/Lounge/ Pool: 0
No pool, no recreation. There is a small playground. But this is not a fun place for kids.
Laundry Room: 3
Nice room. Spacious. Has folding table and soda pop machine. 3 washers at $1.75, 3 dryers at .25. There is also a heavy duty dryer.
Comfort Station: 4
A very nice restroom. Looks new and very clean. There is some greenery hung around, so it looks like home. The showers are very nice and spacious. A shower curtain from ‘home’, a nice marble bench, roomy dressing area and a solid outer door. Very private. However, there are only 3 stalls. But since most of the residents are permanent, they have their own showers.
Assigned Site #36 3
Our site is okay. A bit close to neighbors. But we have a bigger patch of grass. Enough to set up chairs and our portable table (there is no picnic table provided). We also have a big tree for lots of shade. Our site is comfortable.
Park Residents/Neighbors: 3
So far we have we have no neighbors on one side and in front. We have one on the other side and in front to the side. We have not seen or met them and so far they are very quiet. I have not seen any kids around, so that keeps it very quiet.





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Glendive, MT - 2011 – Glendive RV #2

RATING: 1 – Yuck, 2 – Poor, 3 – Fair, 4 – Good, 5 - Excellent
OVERALL RATING: 3
Would you stay here again: No
Dates: July 29, 2011 (1 nite at $32.26)
Quality of Facilities : 3
This park is a former KOA. We have seen so many old KOA’s that are bought out and turned into private RV parks. But they keep the same bathrooms and laundry rooms. So the bathrooms are always the same style, old and needs work. The park is small with 70 sites. All are pull through. Interior roads are gravel, sites are gravel with some grass. We got a smaller site, the larger, spacious ones were for big rigs. The grounds are tidy with no junk lying around (except our site had a pile of dead branches). There is a large lawn area. The place has lots of trees and shade and does look impressive. We were comfortable there.
Staff: 4
Used to own the place. Sold it and was asked to stay and manage it for the summer. Very nice guy and very friendly.
Location: 3
Right off of the highway with easy access. So it is perfect of an overnight stop on our way east.
Noise/Quiet: 2
Lots of traffic noise. There must be a rest stop nearby for big trucks because we kept hearing big rigs roar by. We heard trains, but didn’t see any tracks. But you can hear the trains all night, but no horns.
Amenities: 4
Full hook-ups with cable TV (70+ channels, including ENCORE). Free WiFi with easy logon and a strong signal.
Rec Room/Lounge/ Pool: 0 None. Not a place for kids to have a good time.
Laundry Room: 2
Small room, no folding table. Looks old, but clean. Machines look old. 4 washers, 4 dryers (not sure of price). different models of machines, some old, some newer. Comfort Station: 2 Very old and run down. Typical KOA style. Showers stall small with thin cloth shower curtain, dressing area has outer solid door, but bottom of door is knee high so no privacy. No bench in dressing area. Looks like a shower to avoid. Did not use.
Assigned Site #2 3
Our site was okay. It was a bit tight. But we had two trees that gave us enough shade. We had a large bunch of dead tree branches on our site. Made the site trashy. We had no picnic table, where other sites did. If we were staying more than one night I would have taken one from an empty site. We had an open field with grass to view, so it made it comfortable and pleasant.
Park Residents/Neighbors: 3
On side is a permanent resident. Not sure of other side. Did not see any neighbors or other residents. It was so hot outside, I’m sure everyone stayed inside. Neighbors and residents were quiet. Did not see any kids.













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Great Falls , MT - 2011 – Dick’s RV Park, #102
RATING: 1 – Yuck, 2 – Poor, 3 – Fair, 4 – Good, 5 - Excellent

OVERALL RATING: 3
Would you stay here again: Yes
Dates: July 25 & 26, 2011 2 nites at $33.71
Quality of Facilities and Visual Appeal: 3
This is a city park with 141 sites. More than half are permanent residents. However the place does not look trashy. There are green lawns and lots of shade trees. The sites are asphalt and gravel surrounded by green grass. The interior roads are paved. The layout is nice and the site bounderies are somewhat clear. The sites are very spacious. Some campers use the same grass strip for their table as their neighbor when they should be using the grass strip on the other side, as in our case. However, most of these strips are very spacious and there is plenty of room for everyone.
Staff: 4
Probably the owner ran the front desk. But who ever it was, he was very friendly and accommodating. We were told that this place has been here forever and run by the Dick family the whole time.
Location: 2
Located right next to the highway on one side and railroad tracks on the other side. Also this RV park is near an airport and an air force base. This place was once outside of town and easy to get to, but they built the freeway right next to it and blocked access. So we had to drive almost in a full circle, always with the RV park in sight, to get to the entrance.
Noise/Quiet: 2
Loud traffic noise all day and night. But not loud enough to wear earplus. Air Force planes flew by in the late morning and they were very loud. Could not talk and the trailer shook. But that was only a few planes and then it was quiet. No train came by on the tracks and did not hear any airplanes from the airport. There might have been planes, but did not hear then over the traffic.
Amenities: 4
Full Hook-ups w cable TV (50+ channels) and free WiFi w easy access and strong signal.
Rec Room/Lounge/ Pool: 0 None – not a place for kids.
Laundry Room: 3
Laundry room is a nice size. About 5 washers, $1.50, 5 dryers $1.00. There was a bulletin board where ‘missing’ socks were hung up.
Comfort Station: 3
The bathrooms are old and need a lot of work. The two sink counter top has been replaced, but it does not quite fit the vanity. Looks tacky. There are only two shower stalls with flimsy curtains across the shower stall and another across the dressing area. But they do give privacy. And the stall and dressing area is large. Good water pressure and hot water that does turn cool after a while. But everything is clean.
Assigned Site #102: 4
I asked for a choice and then told what I was looking for; shady & access to a strong WiFi signal. So our site was changed from 51 to 102. This was a much better site. 51 was a pull-thru, but out in the open and way too sunny. 102 is a back-in w another site behind us (back to back). But no one was in the site behind us, so we were able to pull thru. Both sites are very, very long so even with a big rig, there is plenty of room. We have a tree on both sides that give plenty of shade (it was very hot; hi 80’s, on both days). This site is at the end of a row, so no neighbor on that side. There is grass on both sides with a picnic table, but no fire ring.
Park Residents/Neighbors: 4
Our neighbors were overnighters, so we had different neighbors both nights. The ones we met were very friendly.

 
 




 


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West Glacier, MT – 2011 - West Glacier KOA #68
RATING: 1 – Yuck, 2 – Poor, 3 – Fair, 4 – Good, 5 - Excellent
OVERALL RATING: 4
Would you stay here again: Yes
Dates: July 22 – 24, 2011 (3 nites) $53.30 per nite
Quality of Facilities; Layout and Visual Appeal: 3
We were here in 2008 and had a spacious pull-thru site. This time the park was full and we had a back-in. These sites are in another section of the park and under the trees, so there is lots of shade. You don’t have any views of the snow capped mountains. The roads are gravel and the sites are dirt and primitive and some are uneven. These sites are close together and back up onto the site behind you. Some of the back-in sites have trailers and tents and can get quite crowded. It looked like there were deluxe sites (didn’t remember seeing them in 2008). These sites have very nice patio furniture and are paved and level with green grass all around. These sites must be close to $100 a nite. There are several cabins in this park too. See 2008 profile for more info.
Location: 4 Same as 2008.
Noise/Quiet: 3
The park was full of kids that were running around being very loud, and screaming. At night it is ‘dead’ quiet.
Staff: 4 Friendly and accommodating.
Amenities: 3
The back-in, primitive sites are electric and water only. No cable TV (for the price we are paying to stay here we should be getting cable with 50+ channels and HBO!!), The WiFi is excellent. Easy logon, no codes. The receiver is on a pole on the site behind us.
Recreation: 4
Excellent for kids. A very nice playground, basketball court, and game room. There is a very nice pool and hot tub. There is an ice-cream shop and a pavilion café that serves breakfast and dinner.
Laundry Room: 4 See 2008
Comfort Station: 3 See 2008.
Using the showers has been so frustrating. I have tried for 3 nights to take a shower, but the place had been full of kids in the morning and night as late as 10pm. There are only 3 stalls!!. There is another building by the deluxe sites, but they were always busy too.
Assigned RV Site #68: 3
We were given a choice of 3 sites (I asked for other available sites). One already had someone in it, another (our original assigned site looked like it was already occupied with two tents. But it turned out these tents were actually on the site behind us, but they encroached onto our space. The site we chose had a little more room and is closer to the restrooms (unfortunately close to the playground, but not too close). WiFi receiver is in the site behind us so we have a strong signal. I doubt we would have gotten a signal if we took the original site that was assigned to us. Always ask for a choice of sites.
Park Residents/Neighbors: 3
The park was full. Lots of families with lots of kids. Did greet some neighbors close by, those that were older without kids. The other’s were too busy trying to control their kids. But people did greet you in passing.



 

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West Glacier, MT – 2008 - KOA #122
RATING: 1 – Yuck, 2 – Poor, 3 – Fair, 4 – Good, 5 - Excellent
OVERALL RATING: 4
Would you stay here again: Yes
Dates: 5/12 – 14/2008 (2 nites) $45.26
Quality of Facilities: 4
This is a big park w about 150 sites and several cabins. It is located on a dead end road, far from the main road, in the woods at the base of the mountains of Glacier NP. It has several large open sites (all pull thru) and several smaller sites in the woods. The open sites have a spectacular view of the snow capped mountains. The roads are gravel with gravel sites. The open sites have grass, a few small trees (which will be full of blossoms when the weather warms up) and a picnic table. The forest sites have a fire pit.
Location: 4
About 2 miles from the west entrance of Glacier NP.
Staff: 4
Friendly and personable and some live on site.
Amenities: 3
Full hookups, no Cable TV, but can get 3 local channels.  Free WiFi at your site. No codes. Easy to access and fast.Bathrooms: 3
Needs work. Dark colors, not to comfortable. Shower stalls are very small, but private with shower curtain and an outer door. There are 3 shower stalls.
Laundry Room: 4
Nice and clean and large. 5 washers and 10 dryers.
Rec Room/Lounge/ Pool: n/a
Rec room looks like a large log cabin. Pool is large with 2 hot tubs. All was closed for the season.
Noise/Quiet: 4
Very quiet. No traffic noise. There are railway tracks near by and can hear faint train horns, but only a few times early in the day.
Site location and environment: 5
We had an open site. Lots of room. Beautiful views of the mountains.
Park Residents/Neighbors: n/a
We came in the off season. On the first night we had 3 neighbors. The second nite we were the only ones here!

 
 

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