Grandview Campground

We were told to call an hour before arriving when I made reservations the day before. The gal was carrying on other conversations so it made things a bit muddled. They wanted to know the kids ages, my dogs and their breeds. I felt this was a bit much information required to share, but that's IMO. I called an hour before while passing through Billings and it was a very short call, once again she was also talking to someone else. When we arrived, I was waiting to figure out which site "package" to get but wasn't asked. My card was ran and it came out quite a bit higher than the website lists, so expect 10-12$ more. Upon walking in the office, there wasn't much room to move around between all the gift shop items. I'm not sure if it's under construction but it had a strange smell, maybe cat boxes, or very similar. The map was easy to read, there are bathrooms and showers on site. Fairly clean but not much privacy as the doors are all shower curtains including the bathroom "doors". Laundry facility was clean but a small space with a handful of machines , it's nice that it's available 24/7 according to the website. Pads mostly seem to be a dirt/gravel mix but mostly level. Our spot looked as though it was recently leveled. The numbers are mostly missing from the spaces up front. I wouldn't stay again unless I absolutely needed to.

This place was below average. Only a night to stay.

Dog poo is everywhere. People aren’t picking up after their pets.

We were confused at first, as to where the office was. It was part of house that was being remodeled. It was almost full but we got an electric only site. The attendant was very friendly and showed us to the site and helped us back in. She said they have an ice-cream social every night in their game building, but we didn't go.

It is kind of run-down. The wi-fi was unreliable when you could manage to sign on. There is a grocery store nearby. They have a gift shop, but it was dark and messy.

This is no more/no less than expected from a private campground in eastern Montana. Very convenient off the highway and to town, also about 20 minutes to Little Big Horn. Full hookup sites have a gravel pad, some grass and a few trees. AT&T service was good. Very friendly owner and an interesting gift shop.

This is my second time staying here on my way somewhere. It's relatively quiet even tho it's close to the highway. Nicely spaced spots. Clean bathhouse and laundry. Hostess is friendly and knowledgeable about the area. Easy walk into town for groceries. Variety of site options including a tent area. Nice hot showers! Laundry is $3 to wash and $175 to dry.

The showers were hot and worth it! The price over all is much too high. It's a gravel lot, basically with very little green space. The gal who checked me in was super nice. At about $42 including tax for a 30 amp hookup only, it was pretty pricey. Nothing for a view, spaces ste closer together, though you're not shoe-horned in, thankfully. Each space has a picnic table. Main Street is walking distance.

Super friendly people clean showers and restrooms and laundry. A bit crowded but we were the only ones in electric only area.

It was a nice campground. Grass at pad which is nice for dogs. Clean good night sleep except for someone mowing at 6:30

The park is one of the only places in the area with actual green grass and shade trees. They have a very unique boutique when you first check in. Laundry services on site and the bathrooms include very spacious showers. The staff has been very helpful and courteous.

This campground served as overnight stay with FHU on our way back home from picking up our RV.  A bit pricey for one night.  I will say the grounds, bathroom, and showers were very clean.  Site size was moderate with a rock pad.

Quick one night stay here. The water pressure is MEH, the full hookups are nice, showers and bathrooms are decent but bring your shower sandals! Everyone is packed in tight, I’d have trouble staying here longer than a couple nights, also it’s pretty pricey!! Great location to Little Bighorn National Monument and Native / Custer history. They’ve got 9 pull through sites so big rig friendly!

Bathrooms are not very nice shower curtains for doors in toilet area. They had rented trailers at the campground. This was apparently a trailer park at one time converted to a campground. They still have trailers on the property.

Not the fanciest of campsites but basics are there and the people are nice. Level gravel parking pads. Buildings are in need of some repairs. Easy in and easy out. Located near convenience store and gas station. Close to Little Bighorn battlefield which is where we were going. We did a one night stay.

Great host awesome neighboring campers, host’s dogs without leashes + they are not friendly (bit my great Uncle) so watch out for the black and brown wiener dog looks like a small Rottweiler. Not a lot of garbages out so the one in the middle is over flowing.

Not a bad campground. Host very nice. Bathrooms were set up a little weird but were clean