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.

Zero communication from the RV park manager, Massive hassle with parking situations, right off the…read morehighway, restrictions on when you can do laundry, poor water pressure. All my stuff outside was constantly moved by the park manager. All around it was a terrible stay, stayed a month. I've been to several parks all around Washington, Oregon, Montana, California and this is by far the worst. The dog park is a joke. Seemed like the rules only apply to certain people in the park. Some serious work needs done here, some it has potential to be a nice place just needs some major improvement.

Definitely the WORST night we have EVER had at an RV Park. And we have been to over 100 of them…read more This RV Park is about 2 miles off I-90 which may seem like a blessing. But it it RIGHT ON highway 93 which is a major thoroughfare going to Kalispel and Whitefish. Cars and semi's all night long and they are within 50 feet of your rig. The park itself is being refurbished and actually doing quite a good job of it. Big level pad for the trailer and a side pad for the truck. Good electric, sewer and water. No cable but Antenna picks up a number of stations. So park is good, but location was UNBEARABLE. Worst night we have ever had. There are not many choices in Missoula, but definitely take a pass on this one. Can't put lipstick on a pig. LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION.

This campground is spread out amidst tall pines with large spots to enjoy nature. The couple that…read morejust bought the place were very helpful with recommendations. There's a big bath house that's nice but dispersed throughout campground are huts that look like porta potty's but have a flush toilet, handwashing and a shower. It's only a short drive into Missoula.

This park is ok. The spots seem a little Willy nilly though. They aren't in nice neat rows. There…read moreare some spots with no sewer hookups, so pay attention when you reserve. There is square dancing on some nights. I've seen nicer parks.

Hidden Gem!! The…read moreLost Creek State Park Campground is a hidden gem nestled deep in the woods of Anaconda but well worth the drive. There are 21 sites nestled between tall lodge pole pines that look up to massive rock walls surrounding the park. If you continue driving deep into the canyon to the back of the park you will be pleasantly surprised to find 5-6 campsites that accommodate tents as well as small RVs (we have a 13'). Our neighbor had an 18' RV & it fit snugly in the camp site. We arrived close to dark, but the bonus for driving all the way back to the end of the canyon was a beautiful bubbling stream right behind the campsites that was generated from a small waterfall that was only a 150 yard walk on a paved trail from the main road. Don, the camp host, though a rugged man, was incredibly helpful and pleasant to speak with. As soon a we arrived, he showed up in his truck and made sure we had everything we needed & went on to let us know about the waterfalls behind our campsite and the Golden Eagles nesting above. In the morning, he made it a point to come by & let us know about the Mountain Blue Bird nest at campsite 2. Even though we had to drive through some questionable looking country neighborhoods to get to the park, it was well worth the trek from I-90. Lost Creek State Park is now our new favorite camping spot in Montana. Highly recommend!

INCREDIBLE burgers on what I perceive to be a homemade bun! Next level above a brioche bun…read more Hubby and I had it with jack cheese....and the fries were home-fries....addictive You ca me sit at the bar, or a table in the bar or in the "open" kitchen area. Had the Phillipsburg brewery's Hefeweizen wheat beer...perfect addition to the Jack pepper cheese burger. Next time we'll for sure try the Mac and cheese or cowboy beans as the side. Great food. Cool hang. NICE PEOPLE! Will be back!

how can anyone rate this place a 4 since Bernie is no longer bartending? The bartenders now are…read morehorrible. One is sexist, rude and arrogant and mixes a horrible drink. The parking lot is dirty, too many intoxicated people, restaurant is fair. go to engstroms. I would never go to testy festy, loud, vulgar, etc. A stain on the community

Prepare for a tricky drive up the mountain. Gravel roads and even a herd of cattle. But once you…read moreget to it, it is spectacular to see. Incredible the artifacts that are left in tact.

This old mining ghost town is situated in the hills near Drummond, Montana. Don't rely on Google…read moreMaps to take you the easier route! We started to follow it, but it took us on a private road which eventually became impassable for our minivan. If you call their number online, they will tell you what route to take! Garnet ghost town is itself fun for all ages! You can go in the old buildings, like the hotel, general store, and I believe even the cabins. We didn't go up to the cabins as we had an older dog with us and it was decently warm out :) You can still see the wallpapers in the old hotel, as well as the kitchen, the bathtub under the stairs, and the upstairs rooms. The gift shop was nice, and the lady there was very helpful. I would totally recommend visiting the Garnet ghost town! 10/10

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.

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!

It was an amazing experience. We were blessed enough to stay at the Green O part of the resort…read more The communal meeting room and restaurant were amazing. One day, after horseback riding and shooting, we came in for lunch and asked the chef what he was making for himself. The chef said a Venison Banh Mi sandwich on a homemade baguette--OMG, the most amazing sandwich in a place you would, Green O! The accommodations in the tree house were luxurious and amazing! The service was fantastic. We asked for some tequila, and they sent us a bottle of Casa Amigos. It was amazing! The horseback riding was amazing, with an all-gal wrangler guide team was absolutely amazing. One last mention: we tried Elk steak the Green O chefs prepared, which was to die for! We can't wait until the next time we visit the Resort at the Paws Up, and we want to try the glamping side during the late spring or early fall!

2nd time I've been there this year and can't wait to go back. Guides like Ethan and Cameron make…read morethe activities extra special. Sam is an amazing wrangler and really went out of her way to help my daughter get over her fear of horses. She's so patient. They even had flowers set up for my wife bc we came in on Valentine's Day- all it took was a 2 min phone call to ask them to handle it. I can't recommend this place enough