RV parks near Condon, Montana are situated in the scenic Swan Valley at approximately 3,800 feet elevation, with the Mission Mountains to the west and the Swan Range to the east. Seasonal operations typically run from April through October, with most facilities closing during the winter months when temperatures can drop below freezing. Cell service throughout the area varies dramatically depending on proximity to towns like Bigfork and Polson.
What to do
Fishing excursions: Flathead Lake offers excellent fishing opportunities within 45 minutes of Condon area RV parks. Visitors at Rollins RV Park appreciate the easy lake access, with one camper noting "We rented a pontoon boat from the RV park and explored the lake. The boat rental for a whole day is equivalent to a 4 hour rental near Spokane. Great prices."
Gem hunting day trips: For a unique family activity, consider sapphire hunting while staying at Condon area motorhome parks. A visitor at Jim & Mary's RV Park recommends, "I recommend heading out to gem mountain for some Montana sapphire hunting. Fun day trip, and was great for the kids."
Nature trail exploration: Several walking paths provide wildlife viewing opportunities near RV facilities in the Condon region. One visitor at Outback Montana RV Park & Campground shared, "We did find a great running trail (Swan River Nature Trail) nearby that was 2 miles one way, flat and smooth gravel so no worries about rolling an ankle."
What campers like
Mountain views: Many RV parks near Condon feature panoramic mountain vistas. A camper at Diamond S RV Park commented, "Great views of mountains to east. Private campground. Level sites, stayed in #6 right by office."
Well-maintained grounds: Visitors consistently appreciate the cleanliness of facilities throughout the region. At Pine Meadows RV Resort, a camper reported, "If you're looking for a big quiet spot in the woods, this is the place. We have a 45' 5th wheel, and our pull through spot, as are most spots, is tremendous."
Satellite and internet access: For those needing connectivity, reception varies by location. A visitor at Granite Peak RV Resort noted, "Starlink: All sites are open to the sky. Solar: All sites are open to the sky," which proves beneficial for those with portable satellite systems.
What you should know
Limited shower facilities: Hot water availability varies between parks, with some charging additional fees. A camper at Outback Montana RV Park warned, "You have to pay if you want hot water in the shower."
Train noise at some locations: Several parks experience periodic railroad noise, though it rarely disrupts sleep. A camper at Jim & Mary's RV Park mentioned, "The only downside (if I had to find one) was the train close by that was very squeaky as it went by. But I never heard it during the night."
Airport proximity: Some RV facilities near Condon are located near small airfields. A visitor at Polson Motorcoach and RV Resort explained, "You may read in other reviews about the small airport that is in front of the resort...I found it mostly to be a fun thing- watching small plans land/take off- and was never bothered at all by any noise."
Tips for camping with families
Playground access: Several parks feature recreational areas for children. A visitor at Rollins RV Park remarked, "One of the best things about the park is the great playground for kids. Our kids loved it!"
Swimming opportunities: Flathead Lake provides swimming access within a short drive of most RV parks. A camper at Outback Montana RV Park shared, "It was quiet, remote, but only a mile walk to Lake Flathead where you can hop in and go for a swim. They also have water toys you can rent (kayaks, paddle boards, etc)."
Seasonal activities: Plan visits around summer events for maximum family enjoyment. A guest at Granite Peak RV Resort noted, "Great amenities, well taken care of, individually owned: WiFi, hook ups, small & big sites, clean showers, shop with stickers, gym, mini golf."
Tips from RVers
Sewer hookup length: Pack extra hose length for some facilities. At Granite Peak RV Resort, a reviewer cautioned, "Need about 20 foot of sewer hose to reach the sewer drain."
Site leveling challenges: Prepare with leveling equipment for certain parks. A visitor to Outback Montana RV Park advised, "Packed real tight and you'll need leveling jacks."
Sprinkler systems: At some upscale parks, prepare for overnight irrigation. At Jim & Mary's RV Park, a camper noted, "There is flowers everywhere and they have a sprinkler system to keep everything pretty so you can't leave anything out overnight that you don't want to get wet."
