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2 Bar Lazy H RV Park
Overview
2 Bar Lazy H RV Park offers a welcoming, small-town atmosphere for travelers passing through the historic mining city of Butte, Montana. This family-operated park provides a quiet retreat from the road, emphasizing a peaceful environment over resort-style hustle. Visitors often appreciate the personal touch and the generous shade provided by mature trees, making it a reliable basecamp for exploring the high-country landscape. It is well-regarded for its simple charm, clean grounds, and the authentic hospitality that defines the Montana travel experience.
Location & Surroundings
Situated conveniently near the intersection of Interstate 15 and Interstate 90, the park provides easy highway access while remaining tucked away from heavy traffic noise. The surrounding area is defined by the rugged beauty of the Northern Rocky Mountains and the vast high-desert plains. Its proximity to the Continental Divide ensures cooler summer evenings and stunning vistas of the Big Sky country that Montana is famous for, making it a scenic resting point for those journeying through the mountain west.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed with practicality in mind, offering full hookup sites that accommodate both 30 and 50-amp electrical needs. Many sites are wide pull-throughs, which is a significant advantage for those navigating larger rigs or towing vehicles. Guests can enjoy several key features during their stay:
- Clean laundry facilities and well-maintained restroom and shower buildings.
- Reliable access to Wi-Fi for staying connected while on the road.
- Mature shade trees and manicured grassy areas at most campsites.
These features ensure a comfortable and functional stay while allowing guests to enjoy the natural surroundings and shared picnic areas.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Exploration is easy with the World Museum of Mining located just a short drive away, where visitors can descend into a former mine or walk through an old mining camp replica. A trip to see Our Lady of the Rockies, a 90-foot statue overlooking the city from the Ridge, offers a unique perspective of the valley. Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy the nearby trails for hiking and mountain biking, as well as the historic architecture and local charm found in the streets of Uptown Butte.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location is ideal for cross-country travelers looking for a comfortable and efficient stopover between major destinations like Yellowstone or Glacier National Park. It appeals most to RVers who value a quiet, no-frills experience with friendly service and essential amenities. If you prefer a relaxed pace, easy site access, and a sense of community over large-scale commercial resorts, this park fits your travel style perfectly for an overnight stay or a multi-day exploration of Butte.
Amenities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Kt
Great place for overnight stay or as base camp for traveling out and around, convenient location. Worked for us. The management runs organized and is on hand for questions. Thank you 2 Bar Lazy H
Sue Sweat
We had to stop due to weather. Was okay for overnight. VERY unlevel. Overpriced, in my opinion. Spaces are very close. Scenery was nice. Did not use the facilities as only overnight. Quite a few full-time/long-termers at the front of the park. If pulling a travel trailer and being level is important, pass on this one. I have a problem with vertigo and this was not a good stop for us due to leveling. We just didn’t have any other option.
Joanna Sartwell
The sites are a bit sloped and the hookups are shared between the drive thru sites. Our site faced the road so no one across from us. The bathrooms and showers were clean. The host was very accommodating and met us at the office for check in after hours. Close to highway but the road noise was very tolerable.
Johnny K Guy
Nice small park with full hook up. Easy access from I-15 with fuel and other services nearby. Facility was clean and neat with 2 showers and 0nly 1 commode for men and women. Reasonable pricing for overnight stay or longer. I would recommend to all passing through the area.
Roy Shipman
Gentleman that checked me in without reservation was very pleasant also made sure I was in good spot for wi fi for my TV. It worked excellent. The showers and bathrooms were well kept and clean. The spot he gave me was easy in out. Right off the highway and reasonable price $60.00 night electricity and water. I would definitely come back again
Andrea Smith
BEWARE. MY small dog on leash, was attacked by 4 great Danes, 2 not on leash, 2 broke away from handler. Handler had 6 dogs, 5 of which great Danes over 100 pounds (may be a different breed, but BIG). Wayne, the manager, cursed and yelled at ME when I reported the incident, refusing to provide any information about the dog owners or the park official pet policy. Surely 6 dogs in one RV exceeds reasonable policy. The park owner was not at all helpful either. Not as much as an apology from any of them. Cold and angry. You'd think they were the ones attacked by a vicious pack.
Sanbonani Productions
This RV Park is okay for an in transit stop over. The pull through sites were rather sloped, hook up's worked and the cell reception was fine. A bit of TLC would be a great help to this RV Park.
Heidi Nicholas
Decent park to overnight with full hookups. ALL Pull through sites! Next to the freeway, convenient but kinda loud. The two gentlemen that I spoke with were very nice. Not overly expensive. Laundry room is small but clean.
Shelli “NoDramaGGma” Angel
one of the first nights we were there the manager Wayne followed me into the women's bathroom looking for my husband. the washer doesn't work unless you assist it. dogs run loose and poop in your yard. the water faucet was broken. The owner Hal must have dementia because it took five times of calling and twice once we got there for him to get the dates and who we were correct. then he kept making it very clear we'd be out if we didn't pay right away on the due date and how packed he was with traveling nurses but yet only half of their full monthly spots was taken. and finally the manager Wayne ended up scaring my old English sheepdog and my husband causing both of them to jump proceeded to start yelling at my husband. Wayne said my dog was vicious because while he was yelling at my husband in front of my RV my dog was barking at him he threatened us and that's what an animal does. but because Wayne threw such a fit Hal said we had to leave. someone needs to open up a real RV park here. it's loud it's windy just not a play side want to camp or vacation or I'd rather stay at a rest area. Wi-Fi barely worked and you had to shower with spiders. and Wayne always smells of pot.
Julie Conlin
If I wanted to camp in a junk yard, I know some nicer ones. $50+ for overnight way overpriced. No locks on the women's toilets. Showers had broken handles with electric tape. Lawn was about 10 inches long. I was not impressed and would not stay again.