Green Valley Campground

Stopped for one night 07/19/26 without a reservation, while traveling west on HWY I94 in our 30' RV pulling a motorcycle trailer.  Exit #213 HWY 16 north 1/2 mile to Green Valley Ln.  Hard to find as the sign on HWY 16 is illegible.  The place looked deserted with the exception of 3 seasonal campers, a couple of abandoned campers, and a delapidated trailer house.  The  only people we saw during our stay was an elderly lady leaving one of the seasonal campers, and a group of MT WIldlife & Fisheries biologist, who had staged their boats and equipment at the campground for a Paddlenose Sturgeon survey they were conducting on the nearby Yellowstone river.    The grounds may have been mowed this season, but was littered with downed branches.  It was obvious that this campground has been neglected for many years, and gets very little use by local, and transient campers alike.  The previous owners were an elderly couple, and the current owner is an elderly man (or so we were told).  It has potential under new (younger) ownership, and an infussion of $$$ and labor.  We used the 30A power to run our AC during the evening without any issues, but didn't use the water or sewer (but they were there).  Payment is cash on the honor system, paid through a slot on the office building door ($30 for site w/elect).  Why did we stay?  I was too exhausted to drive any further.  Would we stay again?  NO.