A clean establishment next to our RV park. Pools were enjoyable and relaxing. Worth the stop…read moreFor a relaxing dip in various degrees of water temp. Towels included! . But leave them when you exit. Enjoy!

I for the life of me cannot understand why this place doesn't have 5 stars. My boyfriend and I are…read moreon a long trip from phoenix to Alaska and we hiked over 7 miles in Yellowstone and we're heading north and decided to make a little detour to soak. I was weary based on 3.5 stars but so for real right now it's $28 for non MN residents and you get multiple pools of different tenpatures, a cold plunge, a sauna, a steam room with cold and hot showers inside and included you get towels and a locker. I mean everything is so clean everyone was nice my stuff felt safe when I had some of it on a chair. There were kids they were playing I think having one adult only pool would make sense but that's not enough for me to take a star away! All the kids were respectful and their parents were attentive! Definitely will be back if we're ever in the area

My friend Laura and I had the best time here today. She's lived here for like 15 years and had…read morenever been nor had I. Our tour guide was Christopher and he was just the BEST. He had an amazing knowledge of the caves and their history. We also enjoyed the gift shop and the restaurant after. We were starving from our cave exploration so the Bison burger hit just right!! Yum! We both expressed that we think our kids would also love the caves!! This is a gorgeous hour drive from Bozeman that I also thoroughly enjoyed.

You must reserve the cave tours online before going. I had problems booking the tour, because my…read moreprimary browser would not display the CAPTCHA (are you a robot) link. They do not sell tickets at the site, and most tours are sold out by the date of the tours. There are two tours, both requiring a mile of walking round-trip to the cave entrance and back. The gravel road is wide and flat, and I do not understand why they don't have a shuttle, since the groups are fairly small. Also, we arrived early, but they refused to let us go on an earlier tour, even though there were several no-shows. So, we had to sit around for an extra hour, for no reason. They have a nice little visitor center with a good video, which our guide basically repeated on the tour. There is also a cafe and ample parking. We took the easier Paradise tour. From the cave entrance, we walked an additional 300 yards round-trip to the first of the two rooms on the tour. They say the other tour has a few additional, small rooms, and requires climbing up and down hundreds of steps, and squeezing through tight, slippery pathways. On our tour, the first room was small, but nice. The second room is the largest on either tour, and was quite beautiful. Even so, it was a lot of driving and walking for a couple of rooms. I've been to several, much more extensive caverns. I wouldn't put this at the top of my to do list in Montana, but the main cavern room is beautiful and the park is very scenic.

best place ever. planning another trip please . My sister and I have dealt with to many deaths this…read moreyear. This was a very much needed break. First part of our trip was to drop my grandson by off to my son.. I live near Boise.. as I said before a much needed trip. Props to the staff,they went out of their way to accommodate us . very reasonable prices. Very clean

Ok. A lot to unpack here. fine enough to look at ~ clean. Mobbed with disrespectful kids and…read morelackadaisical parents. Hot springs were closed "for cleaning" when we arrived on a Friday. They told us that due to religious reasons, they close the hot springs Friday night at Sundown to Sat night sundown. ZERO MENTION OF THESE DETAILS ANYWHERE ON THEIR WEBSITE. We left after one night. To their credit... the people manning the front desk were sympathetic and kind. They did refund the entirety of the rest of our stay when we left the next morning. Never again.

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!

This koa is in desperate need of a good manicure. We had a very nice site on the river but other…read moresites were not well taken care of. Grass was hip deep and amenities very few. There is a very small indoor pool. Road getting in was extremely bumpy and wash boarded. I Wouldn't recommend staying here unless you get a river site.

The road in is horrible. If you value your rig at all, don't stay here. Nice peole..horrible road…read more It reminded us of the Dalton Highway. IYKYK

This location is their office. They manage campgrounds all over the state. They are extremely…read moreknowledgeable about campgrounds in the area as well as the ones they manage.

Followed directions to it and there's no campgrounds at all. A few houses, yes. Don't turn into…read morethat small street (Wolverine Lane). Your rig will get stuck!

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.

Very clean, nicely landscaped area. Garbage and recycling bins are placed in convenient locations…read more The showers/toilet combo rooms are clean, spacious, nicely appointed and private. Great water pressure. Best camp shower ever. Excellent campground. Would stay again.

Clean facility. Each shower has a private toilet and sink, clean and spacious. The laundry had a…read moreutility sink for doing dishes. Super quiet campground. Interesting little camp store with free coffee in the morning when the office opened. A great spot for dogs, a nice enclosure. The sites are somewhat close together, but everyone was friendly and respected the quiet hours. We had some shade. It was a perfect place for us to stay as we traveled through the area.