This is such a beautiful place to stay! The Owner is such a sweetheart to work with, she cares…read moreabout her park, and her guests. We were schedule to arrive late, but she was even willing to stay up late and guide us in! (It was too late, so we crashed in the RV along the way) But "Who does that anymore?" Excellent friendly service, clean park, clean restrooms/showers, spaced out nicely and pups were welcome. Creek with fish, was a bonus and serene sound to wake up too in the morning. It truly is a hidden gem in Dillon. We will be coming back!

We have stayed here often when we travel through Dillon. Janet is the owner and such a wonderful…read morelady. The RVpark is very nice, bathrooms very clean , there is a creek that runs along the rv part,very pretty. Walkable to Sparkys garage ( a fun place for dinner. ). Harvey , and Kathy Martinez

One of the largest and best preserved ghost towns in the country. Very impressive and not…read morecommercialized whatsoever like the ghost towns you see in California. Everything has been well preserved and left exactly as it was. An absolute must-see if you're ever visiting or passing through Montana. Bannack was established in 1862 as a gold mining destination. The rich history was fascinating to learn about -- complete with a story about a crooked sheriff who was hanged from the gallows (which are still standing!). We went into almost all of the buildings and explored unsupervised. Such a fun and worthwhile experience. Price per vehicle is only $6 and you pay on the honor system. They accept cash or check. Do yourself a favor and pay the extra $2 for the Bannack self-guided tour pamphlet. It includes all the history you need to know, plus pictures and a map of the town. Restrooms don't have flushing toilets but they were super clean and nice to use.

Very interesting,however the numbering on the buildings was confusing, very few buildings had…read moreanything more than an old stove and a bunch of old wooden chairs. One house reeked of mold, many of the houses looked like they would collapse at any point and they were letting people in them, I'd say it needs significant restoration efforts to be worth revisiting. Because some of those houses needed to be blocked off because the walls were like, separating. And I was very displeased with the interiors because they were quite boring and I feel like I drove multiple hours to see a museum about old rickety antique store chairs. The workers didn't have much information.

This park is amazingly clean and maintained. Judy is so friendly and went above and beyond to make…read moresure our stay here was comfortable. We will definitely stay here again!

Very clean and well maintained park with friendly and helpful staff. It is a new park so the trees…read moreare not mature which is why I only gave it 4 stars. There are two very clean, gated pet areas, a clubhouse with pool table and a full kitchen as well as two bathrooms. Campsites have fire ring , full hook up and a picnic table. We will be back!

Didn't get past the front desk. First off we are used to…read morecampgrounds and the 5mph speed limit so that's nothing new. We pull through the campground around the office, probably hitting a whopping 7mph. My wife and I walk to the front desk to ask about a site. The first thing out of the lady's mouth is "SIR, slow it down in my campground"! At this point I'm almost shocked at the unprofessionalism and rudeness! There was no "welcome to the KOA, would you care to slow it down?". Nothing, just plain rude. Needless stay I told her we were no longer interested in staying and left.

Stayed one night and here is what we experienced. *almost no…read moreone obeys the 5 mph sign and the owners don't enforce *no quite times posted. Guests don't respect others on noise *dump station is in a weird location and you stick out in the road while dumping *6 am noise of a jack hammer next to campground *route 15 and freight train noise *bathroom was dirty *bathroom showers have no private changing area. Have to leave cloths and change out by sinks. *fireworks in CG at 11:00 pm **owners were pleasant and helpful I wouldn't stay here again. Will stay at other campground in town.

While on a recent cycling trip across the US, I fell ill with food poisoning and by the time I got…read moreto Virginia City, I could no longer even pedal my bike. While checking in to the Rambling Moose RV Park, I could immediately tell that this was a very nice RV park... As a matter of fact, it was a nicest park I stayed in between Oregon and Virginia city! Everything appeared brand new and Kim, the owner, pointed out all of the many amenities that they offered.... including her quilted art artwork! Beautiful! I must've looked pretty sick because Kim, out of the kindness of her soul, refused to allow me to sleep on the ground in the cold that evening. She gave me a camping cabin at no additional cost! Next the next morning, I still felt very ill and was unable to ride my bike. I asked her if she could help me find someone who could take me and my gear from Virginia City to West Yellowstone, which was my destination for that day. Kim, and her husband Greg, without blinking an eye, offered to help me! Kim drove me the 85 miles from Virginia City to West Yellowstone so I could get a hotel room while I recovered from this debilitating stomach issue, People like Kim and Greg of the Rambling Moose RV park are the kind of people that care about their guests and make sure that their guests are comfortable and happy with their experience. Wonderful Folks!!!!!!!

This property is located 1/2 mile from "the center" of Virginia City…read more We accidentally booked the cabin with 2 beds. Since it is just 2 of us, we thought it best to leave 2 beds available for a family that might need it. We emailed them to switch us to the single queen bed. They were very quick in their response. No issues or problems, we were switched. As we pulled in, my first impression was how immaculate and pristine the property looked. The lines between the gravel and grass were clean and straight. The grass was well manicured and green. The gravel was thick and pretty. There was nothing but beauty to see. These people care about their property. There are shaded tent-spots steps away from a covered picnic table and a real bathroom (a bathroom with lights, soap, hot water, a flushing toilet and an outlet to charge your phone). Next to the office are free hot showers, real bathrooms, coin-laundry facilities and a sink to wash dishes. Everything was spotless during our 48 hour stay. We stayed in a cabin. There was a small covered porch with 2 plastic resin chairs and a small plastic resin side-table. Next to the cabin is a picnic table and a grill for briquettes when there is no fire ban. Inside, there is a very comfortable, memory foam queen bed that is wrapped in a protective cover. The bed frame is made of logs and is beautiful. Bring your own linens and pillows. We travel with sleeping bags and pillows.There was a lamp, heater, fan, 2 screened windows, a side table, a small square dining table and 2 chairs. The floor is a washable surface (vinyl fake wood?). Because every surface was washable, it was very clean upon our arrival. All cabins have electricity. Check-in was a breeze. The owner was a delight. We talked for several minutes. My most important message to convey to anyone deciding to stay here is this: Safety, trust and piece of mind. They have a strict rule regarding dogs off leash. During our 48 hour stay, we witnessed one dog off leash for a minute. This was quickly addressed and not seen again. I appreciated this very, very much. When you enter the campground, it is clearly posted that only registered guests can continue or you must check-in the office. As we arrived, the owner immediately stepped outside and was greeting us. To me, this means they are very aware of who is in camp. Half the time, we did not lock our cabin. Additionally, they have ice for sale for $2.75. They could gouge the consumer and charge much more. Instead, I feel, they are decent people. Thank you for a wonderful 2 days at your property.

If you want a peaceful, beautiful place to settle in for a bit, then this is the place for you!…read more Very small RV Park, only about 12 spots. For a few days, we were the only ones here. Long, pull through sites. Level gravel pads. Each site has its own grassy area with picnic table. Water and electric only. No mature trees, so sites are not shaded. No cell service. WiFi is free, but spotty. Worked well enough for us. $30 per night 30 amp, $32 for 50 amp. $2/night per dog. Nice dog run area. Owner very friendly and helpful. Came over to greet us with a packet of info about the area. Lovely family history. Good base camp for nearby fishing. Also within driving distance of ghost towns and Crystal State Park where you can dig for quartz crystals. After weeks of RV Parks next to highways and railroads, the peace here was pure bliss. The nights are so quiet, perfect for restful sleep.

This campground is not good. The location is fair but the person who runs it is a true Karen with…read morea capital K. Before you even get there they will start about things you've done wrong and if you are not in their inner circle of people you will be made fun of and treated like you've done something wrong. I can't explain the other reviews but this was a terrible experience.

This is definitely NOT a Resort. No facilities No internet, No office, no Bathhouse etc…read more The owner should change the name to reflect what it is, Dillion RV Park.

We spoke with the owner on the phone. He was very kind and helpful. It's quite confusing upon…read morearrival because the office is an older trailer. Coming from the road. You can not tell that it's the office. The cement and gravel sites are done well and there is a small grassy area at each site. There was fog feces everywhere including on the gravel driveway and grassy area by the canal. Unfortunately, I stepped in it twice. This is a parking lot and not a resort. There are no resort amenities.

We camped on the 17th of July and had a great experience with the staff. Cathy greeted us and…read moreshowed us around. She was very friendly and helpful. We stayed at a tent site at the end the park. The whole place was clean and orderly. In the morning, Gary, the maintenance manager, was kind enough to let us in the office to get some hot water for a cup of coffee. There was a rodeo happening at the time, so the staff did not show up until later in the morning. We were happy to get a cup of coffee so we could get on the road earlier We loved this place!

We've stayed in 5 star hotels that didn't have bathrooms this nice…read more Plus we went in off season so there were no other humans around, win win!

Beautiful small campground with squeaky clean bathrooms and showers. Friendly, accommodating…read morehostess. Lovely grass lawn. Walking distance to town. Mosquitoes a bit of a challenge--be sure to bring your bug spray!

Great little spot run by friendly people. The bathroom/shower facility is immaculate and the place…read moreis peaceful. Beware though, the mosquito season can be fierce. It starts in June when the farmers flood-irrigate. Not sure how long it lasts. It was only $35/night to park here with full hookups and the wireless Internet was pretty good. It is also a short walking distance from The Crossing, a great steak restaurant just around the corner that was started in 1932!

Great Alternative to the State Park…read more This is a small, well-kept campground just off the highway, about 15 minutes from Lewis & Clark Caverns. The staff was very friendly and the atmosphere was peaceful. We had a tent site in the back, and all sites are conveniently close to the bathrooms, which were extremely clean and recently updated. A nice bonus--there's free use of a washer and dryer, plus stream access. The highway is nearby, so there is some road noise, but it didn't bother us. We were initially disappointed that we couldn't get into the state park, but this ended up being an even better option. On-site, there's a food truck serving amazing BBQ, live music, a small bar, a general store, and even a gas station. Everything you need is right there. Would definitely stay here again!

Called for a reservation one night stay with water and electric. Was quoted $65.40 . That's a bit…read moresteep. Even with GS discount ,the fee was $59.00. Moving down the road