Yellowrock Campground

Great Camper’s Campground, but Not Pet Friendly & Little to No Cell Service or Starlink Throughly read the website and the rules before reserving. I included a copy. I went back and forth on what rating to give because some will absolutely love this campground for its tall trees, burbling creek, friendly staff, and proximity to Missoula while still being in a forest near the Bitterroot Range. I listed more positives below. This is my experience, though. Things you should know: 1 bar Verizon & few sites can accommodate Starlink (when I made this reservation, they said they could accommodate our work need for Starlink. Later, I saw that their website said differently. FYI, this was after the Starlink update to work around trees better, and it still didn’t work well.) Cramped sites- I wi

Yellowrock Campground is a beautiful RV park situated on the banks of Lolo Creek. The property is thick with pine trees and all of the RVs have plenty of shade. I had one of the four dry camping spots in the park and it was a huge area with both shade trees, and plenty of sun to charge my batteries. The staff was gracious and helpful. Shout out to Samantha, who actually took the time to help me put up an awning in a light breeze. The bathrooms and showers were spotless, and there was plenty of hot water. The campground has Wi-Fi although my site was probably the furthest from the transmitter and reception was spotty, pretty much the same for my Verizon LTE.

Nice RV and tent Campground . Well run. Clean, quiet and very accommodating staff. Price is right. Beautiful ponderosa pines. We’ll be back. Next to River and nestled among the mountains. River somewhat dry late in season of well!🤷‍♂️

The spiders were everywhere. Still trying to get them off and out of my camper. We did see two river otters down by the river. They came right up to us. Very quiet place to stay. Hook ups with electricity and water were fine.

The campground itself is quite nice and very well maintained, good value for money with hot showers and the staff were lovely. We were in tents, though, and the proximity to the highway made for a very poor night's sleep. The tent pads are less than 100 yards from the highway and every car/truck passing by sounds like it's about to roll through your sleeping quarters. A great spot if you have a hard-sided RV or trailer, but not the best for tent campers...