Centerville, Montana

This is a beautifully maintained, brand new KOA. The young man who owns it is making many improvements. The showers are extremely nice. There’s a little camp store with a coin laundry. The owner is very knowledgeable about the area including glacier national Park. I would highly recommend this…

Clean and relaxing. Table and fire ring at each site. Nice creek and very little traffic noise.

Was easy to get to. Showed up at 5 and only one other car was there. Set up hammock camp and only saw 3 more car the whole time, none pulled in. Was secluded but would still hear some hum from the hwy. Nice mature trees, large boulders I used for a table.Only a bathroom for amenities. There were…

Lovely spot, zero bugs, spaced apart from others, plentiful clean bathrooms, and a boat launch. I will say that the red-necked grebes had a loud raucous party all night and while it was certainly festive, kinda hard to sleep. Thinking it was a mating ritual.

Not sure if this is the same campgrounds as listed Nice place, good shade clean. New KOA owner here very friendly and all around awesome. Though spot close quarters tight turns. I think rigs or trailer bigger then 24ft will have a hard time maneuvering in here, but they do have good spots too. Ours…

Check in desk was super nice! We needed to check in by 6pm or call if going to be as late as 8pm. My understanding is that after 8pm they don't like to let people check in. They have bathrooms, showers, laundry (bring quarters or maybe ask desk), fun playground, horseshoe area. Sites pretty snug…

Check in desk was super nice! We needed to check in by 6pm or call if going to be as late as 8pm. My understanding is that after 8pm they don't like to let people check in. They have bathrooms, showers, laundry (bring quarters or maybe ask desk), fun playground, horseshoe area. Sites pretty snug…

Nice level gravel site. Sites are close to each other. There were no picnic tables and wood fires are not allowed so no fire rings. My guess for the no fires rule is because you would be smoking out your neighbor which I can appreciate because we have had to close our windows because of other…

I have a Subaru and thought I'd try my hand at driving out to this camp spot. 17 miles from the camp you enter a dirt road. Most of the road isn't bad, but you definitely couldn't pass some spots without some clearance and AWD. 2.7 miles from the camp I spot another subie parked in a nice little…

Great sites. Close together but clean and right on the river. A little short on the length but okay for our 29’

Road is nasty and snow covered. Gate is closed.

Nice camp ground. It’s primitive , has a couple fire pits. Pack it in pack it out! Quit except the highway is just up and over the river. Free

Ok spot, not fancy but is a short walk to the hot springs resort. Nice views in the distance.

This was one of my favorite places I’ve camped. It was very private and as two 20 year old girls sleeping in a car we felt very safe. We just happened upon the site very late at night and decided to stay the night. It was a great spot.

Lost Creek State Park has a beautiful canyon setting and a pretty waterfall just a very short hike from your campsite. We stayed in site #14 where was the closest site. We could hear the waterfall from there. Our stay was on September 9, 2019. We paid $28 as a non-resident. Potable water was from a…