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Turah RV Park
Overview
Turah RV Park offers a peaceful retreat for travelers exploring the scenic landscape of western Montana. Situated just a short drive from the vibrant city of Missoula, this park provides a balanced mix of convenience and natural beauty. It serves as an ideal home base for those who appreciate sweeping mountain vistas and easy access to outdoor recreation while maintaining a quiet, friendly atmosphere that makes every visitor feel welcome in the heart of the Big Sky Country.
Location & Surroundings
Nestled in the small community of Clinton, the park is conveniently located just off Interstate 90, making it a breeze for big rigs to navigate. Despite its accessibility to the highway, the park feels serene, surrounded by the towering pines and rolling hills characteristic of the Northern Rockies. The Clark Fork River flows nearby, providing a soothing natural backdrop and convenient opportunities for world-class fly fishing or casual afternoon strolls along the riverbanks.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is thoughtfully designed to accommodate various rig sizes with spacious full hookup sites offering both 30 and 50-amp service. Travelers will find well-maintained facilities that prioritize comfort and cleanliness during their stay:
- Spacious pull-through sites for easy maneuvering and setup.
- On-site laundry facilities and clean, modern shower buildings.
- Reliable Wi-Fi access for those who need to stay connected.
These features ensure a stress-free experience, allowing guests more time to enjoy the crisp Montana air and beautiful sunsets.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts will find no shortage of activity, with the Lolo National Forest offering miles of trails for hiking, wildlife viewing, and mountain biking. A short drive takes you into the heart of Missoula, where you can explore boutique shops, local breweries, and the University of Montana campus. The nearby waterways are legendary for blue-ribbon trout fishing, and the Clark Fork River remains a favorite local spot for summer tubing through the scenic valleys.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination is perfect for travelers seeking a peaceful mountain stopover or a strategic base while exploring the region's national forests. It specifically appeals to retirees who enjoy a slower pace and families looking for a clean, safe environment with proximity to urban amenities. If you value a friendly community atmosphere and a location that balances rugged wilderness access with city convenience, Turah RV Park is an excellent choice for your next Montana adventure.
Amenities
- Tenting
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Rentals
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Lance Conlan
The facilities were clean and the grounds were decently manicured. However, the staff was unbearably rude and aggressive. Watch out for the stop sign as you enter the park. It's hard to see and obscured by trees. If you fail to come to a complete stop, the staff will scream at you from the office, or even chase your vehicle down in their golf cart to yell at you. My adult granddaughter stopped by to visit us at our campsite. She works at a nearby ranch. And they accused us of having more people than we claimed on our registration. I will not camp here again because of their rudeness.
Martin Wojtysiak
We stopped in for a quick recharge (i.e. hookups) for our Revel Van Camper. The bathrooms and showers are amongst the cleanest we’ve ever seen in a RV park (they literally have plug-in air fresheners in the super clean bathrooms). We truly don’t understand the other reviewer comments about the owner’s dog as they were friendly and well-behaved (NEWS FLASH: it’s pretty typical for dogs to bark when visitors arrive.)
Tina Hansen
Pulled in after hours and while reading the board, I was greeted by the owner. They had 1 spot left which was great since we weren’t staying long. Nice location off the freeway, amazing showers. Park was clean and friendly. Glad we pulled off to stay.
Melissa Young
Do not use the self check in! We arrived during office hours; store/office was closed, so I used the self check in, paying cash. Now I'm being accused of not paying for a single night's stay, four days later! We didn't depart the park till late the next morning. Interesting that the owners of this park didn't correct the "situation" then. And do be advised of their numerous loose dogs. Wouldn't hurt to get a receipt, as well.
chelle ringsdorf
We made a reservation the day before arrival, and upon arrival they couldn’t find our reservation. They told us they had us down for the 10-15th and we didn’t arrive so crossed us off. We called Oct (10th month) 14 for reservation on 10/15. The reservations are hand written in a spiral notebook - she wrote 10-15 and thought it meant through those days - ugh. It meant Oct 15. We got to stay in an overflow spot- which is basically the drive up to the dumpsters. We only needed an overnight so oh well. Could be a nice spot with upkeep and management .. and updated means of making reservations.