Outback Montana RV Park & Campground

It was 35 for primitive bathrooms were ok nothing great campsite wasn’t full so that was nice

Packed real tight and you'll need leveling jacks. Cheapest around that I found for the night with full hookups. Not impressed by any means but wasn't expecting much either.

This place surprised us! It was the cheapest option around the Flathead we could find and we were not disappointed! It was perfect for our needs that week. 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). We didn't have time, but it's great they offer that! Seems to be a place with a lot of longterm RVers. Noise was not an issue and you felt very nestled and remote while there. 

WIFI& CELL SERVICE: The best place thus far we have camped this year Wifi wise. It was high speed and worked perfect the whole time for us. AT&T service was 2 out of 4 bars, but calls came through just fine throughout the entire park. 

SITE: Getting into our site was a bit challenging. For all of those who are looking for a back-in challenge, this is your spot! We had to go in the out which was up hill and then back in between pine trees because they are everywhere, but once we were settled into our site, it was mostly level and we enjoyed our little space. Trashcans conveniently throughout the entire park. 

NEARBY: Lake Flathead; the historic downtown of Bigfork is cute, but small and not much going on. We got some ice cream. 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. Highly recommended!

When you first pull into the campground it feels like you are pulling into a junk yard. Check in was quick and easy. We were given a pull through spot which was nice for our 27 ft trailer. The sites too close together for our liking. Bathrooms were great, even though you pay for hot water. There is an area for dry camping that is very secluded where we saw deer and enjoyed walking our dogs. The campground was quiet and well maintained even with some more permanent residents and a questionable entrance.

The folks here were nice and there were lots of trees. Both good things but we didn’t love it and probably wouldn’t return because of the following reasons. *They really stack you on top of each other in this place. I could hear every conversation my neighbors were having in detail. *There was a horrible sewer smell for part of our stay. *You have to pay if you want hot water in the shower. The location was great and there were lots of campsite options. Hooks ups/ Dry camping. It even looked like there were some cabins although I’m not positive they were for rent. Lots of folks living full time in this RV Park. It was fine but lots I would probably try somewhere else next time.

This RV park is a quaint little place in a nice forested setting. The rates were reasonable, some sites were full hook up and some were electric and water only. They also had hot showers and laundry facilities. I would definitely stay there again.