Great Rv resort! I would recommend it to anyone! Beautiful surroundings of mountains ,trails and…read moregreat dog areas. The manager was very nice and helpful. Super maintained inside and out! Very clean office, restrooms and sites.

Cleaner showers--mildewed curtains. Longer pool…read morehours--currently noon to 7 pm which is a joke in the summer. With their office hours of noon to 7 pm, its "free coffee" isn't available till noon, so pointless. More laundry machines--not enough for size of campground. For a 4.9 rating--you expect level concrete pads. These are graveled and not level. In its current state--a rating of 3.5 is accurate. FYI. 1 night $87.

Made reservations 4 months ahead and when we got there they couldnt accommodate us. The electric…read morewas only 12volt and the water was far away from our hook up. Place was trashy. Look like drug addicts live there. Do yourself a favor, DONT GO THERE!

Good: friendly staff, shady spots, clean restrooms. Not so…read moregood: rough dirt road to get there. We had to dress up for a wedding and the dust from the road got all over our clothes and car.

This was a great campground! We've been traveling around Montana for a week and found this…read morecampground. It was only $20/night. The sites are spacious and several have a fantastic view of the lake. There are kayaks and paddle boards for rent at the front entrance. The camp hosts, Shambra & Tim, were so friendly and helpful!

I sure hope (based on recent recommendations) that Christian found Jesus or something, because when…read morewe were there he flat out ruined our wedding experience. Some highlights: 1) Charged us a per-stem fee when asked if he could store 2 buckets of flowers in their walk-in overnight as we were doing our own flowers to save money. We could only afford a 35 person wedding and some of our guests couldn't afford to stay at the lodge so were next door in the campground. 2) About 10 minutes before our ceremony, I was sitting at the bar with a friend and my brothers, ordered a single drink. Christian made sure to swoop by and tell the server that what I ordered wasn't included in our drinks package and should be charged to my room. A friend said "No, I'll pay cash" in disgust. 3) Staff there seemed depressed, and at one point one of them pitifully informed us it was because working for him was such a nightmare. He was intentionally rude in the most spiteful ways and an angry person in general. Wrote some reviews that he somehow figured out how to get removed in other places, but he would respond to facts like these by accusing you of being mentally unstable. No, Christian, we're just not rich and maliciously bitter. I'm not writing this review because I'm mad at you, even - I just genuinely don't want other people to have their special day ruined because they weren't wealthy enough to make you happy. We weren't bridezillas or something - we planned a simple, small wedding with what budget we could and explained this early on in our only skype call, and there was maybe 4-5 emails exchanged after that. We tried to be exceedingly easy to work with because we knew we couldn't afford all the bells and whistles, and in exchange we felt punished for not being rich enough to enjoy our wedding at the lodge my wife got to play at as a child.

We've been going here for years. It's a great location, beautiful cabins, etc. However, the rodent…read moreproblem needs to be fixed. Mice poop all over the kitchen and in the dishes. The mice problem has gotten much worse in recent years. We even bought a mouse trap ourselves and caught a mouse the first night we bought it. Very overpriced to be sharing a cabin with rodents. We had a bat in our cabin also and no screens on the windows. I get that mice live in the woods but they need to have someone in sight trapping mice and checking traps each day. It's pretty disgusting. Can't even eat in the kitchen.

Lots of mice in food and on the sheets of the beds. We talked with owner and he didn't care or help…read morein anyway. We had to find a place that was safe for our food because we were cooking dinner for 50 people. This was a major health concern. Traps throughout the cabin along with mice poop on all the dishes. I know it is by the Lake and in Montana but this was not healthy. After we found a safe place to stay the owner still charged us for the whole weekend!!! Disgusting !!!

Took the 4:30 tour today with my running boos and had a great experience. There are 4 lines all…read moredifferent levels. After the first line we hiked about a mile to the next one. Lines 3 and 4 were easy walks. Three instructors were absolutely fantastic. I personally think they all deserve raises! Anyway, I had a great time and will definitely recommend this place to my other running friends before the weekends over!

Zip-line : The staff were awesome. If I remember correctly…read moreit was Hannah & Garret.. I am not sure honestly. They were amazing and definitely deserve a raise. When we first began our adventure, a member of someone's group was removed because they were highly intoxicated. I was thankful for it because the man made my group uncomfortable. I had zip-lined before from tree top to tree top so I expected it to be that way. It was NOT. I repeat it was NOT. I should first warn you that if you do not like roller coaster that have drops in them, this zip-lining is not for you. I myself do not like roller coaster like that so I was in for a rude awakening. So, the very first zip line was a short hike away from the entrance but it very steep. My only complaint about this hike is there was no time to catch your breath before getting on the zip line. Also, there was no water or drinks given. It was in the high 80s on the day we went. Anyhow, once you are on the line, they make you show them the moves you learned for flying. I liked the idea of it but I did not like that you had kinda hang over the side (you are harnessed in but it was still scary). The first line was pretty short so I did not really decide if I liked it or not. After your whole group goes you hike up to the second line. It's not a bad hike but it is kind of long. Once I got to the second zip-line, I knew that this zip-lining was not for me. Once they got me all hooked in, I could not make myself lift my legs to begin my descent down the line. I should have turned back then because once you get that far there is no turning back. So, I did the second line and HATED it. I hated to feel like I was falling and could not slow myself down. Well, I could not turn back. So, I did the last two lines and hated them just as much as the first two because of the drop feeling you get when coming down the line. Ski lift: After zip-lining we did the ski lift. I would like to give it 4 stars because the operator who was supposed to slow the lift down and give some kind of direction did not. When we walked up, we asked to get a squirt of his hand sanitizer bottle and he acted like an asshole about it. Then, when we went to get on the lift he didn't tell us nothing after showing him the ticket. He went back to reading his book. So, the process of getting on the lift was funny because it scooped us up at full speed and then we were laughing trying to figure how to get situated while we were getting lifted through the pulley system and bouncing around. The lift itself was a little questionable because there was a lot of creaking and squeaking noises throughout our journey around it. But, it was really long & relaxing. I would definitely say it was worth the money to ride. Also, the same man who was an asshole during the getting on process did not slow the lift or direct us on how to get off. We made a quick dash off while still going fast and almost fell because we were trying to use a wooden step thing & not get hit by the next chair. But, overall it was a great trip.

Montana Island Lodge situated on an small island in Salmon Lake in Montana, is an amazing lodge…read morewith excellent, attentive, and capable service men and women. I had the pleasure of staying here for the weekend for a friend's destination wedding. The lodge, like a lot of lodges, has it's own style and architecture. They hosted 22 people for the weekend, and many more for the actual wedding day very comfortably. The meals were well done buffet style, and the portions were immense. The service people (special mention to Christel, who was quite personable and attentive) left the island a couple of hours after dinner, but left an abundant amount of snacks out over night. The lodge itself was very comfortable with large windows that opened out to the lake and mountain. They have paddle boats, and water bikes, as well as a couple of canoes. There's ample fishing and the lodge has a few poles and tackle for people to use. The environment around the lake is just stunning! This is an excellent place to host whatever destination event you would want, although, I can imagine if you have a large wedding party, the logistics might begin to get difficult. I look forward to going back!

Horrible owners. Turned me away because I asked if I could bring my dog; then I saw 2 dogs on the…read morebeach and dock the week after. Have heard about lack of communication with guests about policies, etc.

Wonderful all year cabins located on the shore of Seeley Lake. The cabins are well maintained,…read more have all amenities, and are very quiet. The resort has a few kayaks and canoes free for the use of the guests. There is also a dock available if you choose to bring a boat or other water craft. A fire put with provided fire wood is located near the sandy beach. The resort also provides coffee beans and grinder in every cabin so the guests can enjoy a fresh cup of coffee in the morning. I definitely recommend the resort for a relaxing get away.

Victoria and I had dinner this evening. Magnificent food, friendly and delightful service and…read moreelegant and beautiful surroundings! What Michelin Experience! We highly recommend it! John and Victoria Cech

Three of us had dinner at their restaurant recently. The atmosphere is amazing with local artwork…read moreand comfortable surroundings. We were greeted by the manger who provided us with complimentary glasses of champagne. At our convenience we were seated for dinner in an intimate dining environment near a crackling fire in the fireplace. Our waitress was extremely friendly and very knowledgeable about all aspects of her job. From questions regarding menu items to choosing the best wine this young lady had all the right answers. Being the holiday season there was a Christmas tree lighting ceremony involving a 20 ft fir tree and actual candles. It was amazing. The food was excellent from the appetizer to the entrees and finally dessert. This is a hidden gem in the Seeley Lake area and not to be missed. I can't wait to return.