Big Sky Camp & RV Park

Beth Pearson

We are here for work and Jim and Amy are nice people but they smoke a lot. I moved campgrounds because of it. If you stay, you don’t want to be in 0-4. It is right by everything and Jim and Amy smokes there.

Kathie Bealer

Nothing in the description of this "campground" matches the actual location. What the photo does not show is the cattle corral immediately to the right of the building - meaning the flies are horrendous. This is not pet friendly as there is no place to walk your dog except the dirt and rock surface of the "campground." There is no beautiful vistas to wake up to, there is a small pool, no game room, no book exchange, no convenience store and minimal laundry facilities. The power went out twice and the owner had to send away 3 rigs to find another place because their infrastructure could not handle the power required for those that had two a/c units. (Can't imagine the frustration for those poor folks!) Anyone that remained were only able to run one a/c unit if they had 2. I am guessing all those positive reviews on google were either paid for or posted by the many many permanent residents on site.

David Lee

Great overnight stay on way home from National Parks. Owners are helpful and kind. Crack open a beer and get some sleep. Wake up in peace, then hit the road. They have sites for the one nighters and sites for longer term stays.

Don Watson

We camped there on an overnight stop on an east to west cross-country trip. The hosts were friendly and gracious. The camp was clean, quiet, and safe. Sites were roomy and clean and easy to navigate. Scenery was nice as well. Perfect for our needs. Would definitely stay again.

haley best

Staff is extremely friendly. Here for a work trip for a few months. Campground is quick to resolve issues. Full rv hookup and tent sites available. Laundry and showers available but not during winter months (we didn’t use them as we have our own). Pool on site for summer. Campground is extremely clean and well maintenance. Will definitely stay again if back in town

Paula

Place is clean and the people that take care of it are very friendly and accommodating. I would recommend this place for a short or long-term stays.

Laur Liesau

Anyone who has stayed at this quaint and Kool RV park run by Jim and Amy .. Know... how nice their place is.. stayed for 4 years under the big tree and they have became great friends... Nice views.. showers.. laundry...pool.... Very peaceful relaxing place close to town..

Tedd Hadley

We loved our four nights at this park. They're still rebuilding from major weather flooding, but the place is clean and functional in the meantime. We enjoyed our shady corner space under the trees, with peacocks and guinea fowl paying a visit. Amy and Jim are very kind hosts. Just 10 minutes from scenic Montana badlands Strawberry Hills recreation area.

Thom Beres

Very clean old school RV spot. Spotless bathrooms. Owners are very helpful. I had a medical issue requiring going to the hospital at 11:00 pm. They called 911 for me and even picked me up the next day at the hospital. Pool is very clean and refreshing. All rv tenants were friendly and helpful. Not many trees and all gravel. Had a fierce windstorm with citywide power out. Trees down everywhere. Glad the park doesn’t have any trees.

Christine Lambert

Spent just one night, en route to another destination. Pros: right off the interstate, friendly staff, low cost ($50). Cons: no wifi, no shade, no dog walk area or dog park. And the mosquitoes are fierce. We did not use the pool, but it looked clean and well kept. Some of seasonal/long term looked pretty rough, giving a poor initial impression. But for a quick in/out, it was fine. If you like animals, there are cows, donkeys, turkeys, goats and peacocks on the property next door!