Bearmouth RV Park

Called ahead to see if they had availability for the night and the woman who answered the phone had amazing customer service; she was SO nice and accommodating. We got lucky with one spot left to fit our big rig, but she was going to offer boondocking if not. We got in easily with no problems. It is a beautiful well maintained campground with friendly staff, nestled in the side of a mountain (but not hard to get to), with a river flowing right by it. Other campers were friendly. It was the perfect spot for us to stop for one night but I would absolutely stay longer if I could.

Cute little park just outside Missoula. This was a great stopover on our way up to Glacier. All sites have electric and water but no sewer due to the river being so close. They did have a dump station.
Most sites are pull throughs which made it easy for us to stay connected for the night. The grounds were well maintained as were the facilities and the staff was very sweet.
Would def recommend in the future! The river was too high and fast to play in but I imagine it would be a great place to hang later in the season if it went down.

Nice place. Clean bathrooms/showers. Very friendly staff. Right by a decently sized creek so you could kayak or fish easily. Cute cabins modeled after a ghost town. Nice sized lodge with rooms if you’re not camping. Only complaints would be road noise, the occasional train going by across the creek, and no sewer hookups due to being so close to the creek (so understandable). Dump station by entrance. Will stay here again!

Well maintained and very accommodating. Great internet access. Right next to the clark fork river, and just a few miles up an exciting dirt road is a historic ghost town. This must see location hosts the most amazing park ranger. The food and coffee barista are above par. You will sleep soundly to the faint sound of trains passing bye. Can’t beat the price or the cushy vibe!

We live about three hours away and came here just to get out of town for a few nights. Very friendly and helpful staff. Our site was perfect. A little close to the neighbors but there were no issues. The sites are gravel with grass in between and there’s a picnic table at each site. There’s a common dump site at the entrance to the park. Wifi was good as was cell reception. Yes the park is near the highway but was not an issue for us.

We needed a stop between Cody WY and Glacier. This place was a bit further than we wanted to drive but ON POINT for what we needed. Even though it's right off I-90 and yes there are a few trains, the owners and the complete vibe here more than made up for a minor bit of noise. We stayed in the overflow area with water and 30amp. When we come back we might request the same! Honey wagon comes by 2x a week and there is a dump on the way out or in at the top of the hill. The South Fork river flows thru the property which means lots of tubing is available (bring your own tube) We had a live band on Friday night and watch couples dance and sing! The new addition to this campground is the the "Food Truck" on property that operates on the weekend for breakfast and dinner. Outstanding food with the start up business. Missoula is the nearest town around 40 miles away so if you are here on the weekend, the Food Truck is a must! Making plans to stay again on our return. Truly a gem. The dog loved playing in the river and there is a substantial Ghost Town to visit not far away.

When we could not get a spot in Missoula due to a Grizzlies home game, we stayed at this place. I would like to give it more stars because it does have some redeeming qualities. It has a nice grassy field at the end of the sites for dog walking, and there are big trees for shade. The sites are no closer than many rv parks and the water and electric hookups, bathrooms and laundry are adequate. Unfortunately, the negatives really outweigh the the positives. It is right on the Clark Fork River, but directly on the other side of the river (maybe 30 yards away) is I90. As a result the road noise is loud and incessant. And there are trains that whistle early in the morning and at least 2 other times daily that I heard. Also, they claim to have wifi, but it did not reach any site in the campground that I could find. I did go up to the office and was able to sit outside and get a weak connection, but then it starting raining so I gave up. I would prefer they not advertise wifi rather than being surprised.

During the day, we fished at the Drummond City Park and it looked very quiet with only 1 other camper. I'll go there next time the Grizzlies are in town.