2 Bar Lazy H RV Park

We stopped here on the way to Glacier NP, Host was friendly, park was clean. There are hot showers and a laundry room. It is about 5 min from Butte, easy highway access, some road noise but we were so tired it didn’t bother us. Pet friendly, free wifi, full hookup, pull through sites that were level and clear. This RV park worked perfect for a respite from dispersed and dry camping.

Small, tired campground right off the interstate. A lot of interstate noise even in the middle of the night. Very basic; laundry hasn't worked for six months we were told. First few rows were full time workers that were quiet and friendly. Sites are pretty close together, depending on where you're located.

The only saving grace is the nice caretaker or host or whatever he was. About two miles to downtown Butte and all it has to offer. If you're looking for someplace to stay a night and noise doesn't bother you much this would do, but don't expect anything other than hook ups.

We got lucky and had the site at the top of the park that bordered up to the field, so had lots more appeal and privacy than all other spots. It’s right off the freeway with easy access and level spots. Nothing special but decent rates (for this day and age post Covid). Friendly owner who suggested that we go in the spot we did, since we didn’t need sewer.

Our plans had changed and was in need of a site. I called at 9:45pm thinking I would get a voicemail. The owner answered very kind and so helpful. We arrived the next day the manager was there and he was also very helpful and sweet! The Rv park is not that big but there are plenty of spaces. They have tent camp sites too. Quiet and excellent wifi! We could work off of it easily. Quiet and clean as well.full hookups and level sites. Would stay here again and the only reason we didn’t stay longer was because of the fires and health issues arose we had to leave the areA.

The campground was very easy to find off the Interstate and check-in was quick and simple. The staff were very friendly (no matter their age!) and not only made the check-in process easy but they also provided several brochures about the local area.

This area of Montana seems to be in a drought or very dry right now. The dandelions were obvious in the campground. We wondered if the owners would mow them or not due to the drought. They did mow some while we were there. This greatly improved the aesthetics of the campground. One teepee is set up in the front yard of the campground, but the gravel road going into that area is overgrown. Not sure if they reserve the teepee. Two other teepee spots were visible, but no canvas or poles were present. The campground is several acres. The owner/manager said we could peruse the entire grounds with our pets.

Verizon coverage was great. Minimal road noise from the Interstate. The city of Butte is less than five minutes away. The history in this area is rich. We enjoyed our stay and would go back! Some things to check out include the headframes, Berkeley Pit, hiking to the "M," and taking the backroads from the campground into Butte (take Browns Gulch Road to Oro Fino Gulch Rd.). We enjoyed our time in the area!

We had to stop in Butte to repair our truck. This place was close to interstate and moderately priced. We wound up staying longer than expected so they cut our rate to weekly price even though we went in expecting to leave as soon as our tow vehicle was repaired. Not much going on at park but the place is clean, friendly, and very laid back. There are some medium and long term guest but it feels very safe. I-15 is close but has very little traffic at night. There is decent fishing about 30 minutes to the south and several scenic drives in the area. Despite our being stuck here, we did enjoy the area and had a pleasant stay.

Wife and I stayed here 1 night in our 38 foot class A towing out Jeep Trailhawk. We had a pull through spot. Paid $37. It’s right off freeway but there was lots of construction going on. But had no issues. Hit the Walmart while here. I could hear freeway from our spot, but I sleep with ear plugs in. There are a few long term people here but it was nice and quiet. Didn’t use showers and we had S/W/E. Place served it purpose of one night. But would stay longer if I had a fiction in area. Verizon service was good. WiFi was to bad.

Had a great night sleep in back of park, spot #3. Big level pull through lots with 30/50 amp service, water picnic table and septic for $37 per night. Dog Friendly. Lots of long timers as other mentioned. Was a very nice park for a one night stop over en route to Washington. Noise was not a factor, you are close to 90 - which is good if you are traveling and need a stop over. Could barely hear the freeway with the AC and fan on, it was hot outside 90+.

Showers were nice and clean. Overall park was well kept.

Host was fine, checked us in and kept to himself. We would stay here again.