Outback Montana RV Park & Campground

Sign on door says for "Happy Campers" but there was nothing happy about it. It is very hilly and not good for maneuvering big rigs. Couldn't sit at our picnic table due to the bushes growing through it. You have to many steep grades and down grades to get in and out of. With some work it could be nicer but the gentleman at the check in wasn't the friendliest or the type to want to improve the property if he was the owner. Bathrooms and showers didn't work at all either and we're under repair for the season but the season wasn't over? Alot of work here to make it nice.

This campground was really nice. The people here were so nice. They went above and beyond to help us get a campsite. If there was an option for a 10 star review, I would give them a 10 star review! If you’re looking for a campground, look them up. You’re not on top of other people. Awesome place to stay.

We pulled a fifth wheel, and this campground had a beautiful spot for us. It was a little tight getting into it with the turn, but the site itself was lovely. In the trees, a nice bit of walking to take the dog, minimal noise from the highway and very clean. The staff was friendly with the check-in- they left promptly at closing time, but we didn't need to talk to them about anything.

We have a 42’ MotorHome towing a 20’ trailer along with an F-150. The spot they put us in accommodated our units and we were generally happy. The park is beautiful and very quiet. The problem was getting into the space. They originally had us in one spot but because of our size I couldn’t get into it. If we could have, the space was big enough for us. They moved us to another spot, which I was able to pull in first attempt. So they are very accommodating and helpful. But here’s the deal: if you have a unit longer than 30’, you are sliding down the road as you leave. You see it’s posted as a 7% downgrade on gravel! I believe them. I pulled our trailer down the down the hill and slide 2 feet and rolled one foot. It was beyond scary! When we left I backed down the hill from our spot because

Campground is steep and sites/roads are tight for anything over 35 feet long. Even smaller rigs may have trouble with slides on both sides. I don't mind a smaller campground, but don't accept reservations for rigs that can't fit properly. I made my reservation 6 months before I visited and gave the actual length of our fifth wheel (not model number) I arrived and had to park on a 30 degree incline to check in. I then had the person checking my in comment on "how big" our camper was. It's 37' actual length and not one of the larger rigs on the road. Again, if they can't accommodate larger rigs, don't let them reserve sites. We managed to make it work, but have to re-connect and move over 4' to balance the slides between trees and dirt embankment. The trees weren't trimmed well and t