Bozeman Hot Springs Campground & RV Park

One of the nicest campgrounds we've stayed in. Pads were concrete and level. Fire rings were clean and convenient. Immaculate landscaping. Plenty of space between sites. Close, but not too close, to town services and shopping.

Complimentary breakfast (bag to-go) and hot springs passes.

Nothing, and I mean nothing to complain about. Highly recommended.

We stayed in our sprinter camper van in site B-4, which is the lowest price for RV, including 30 amp electric and water but no sewer. The campground website says that it has dynamic pricing, which I guess means the more crowded they get the more they charge. The price of $75.55 including all taxes and fees, and entrance to the Hot Springs. The campground itself was pretty nice, not quite up to KOA resort if that’s what you’re looking for, but very quiet, shady, and grassy. Staff were friendly, check-in was easy, bathrooms were clean but not fancy, and they had a few cool features such as a covered patio for dining, and a Miners Camp that I think was for kids (nice in hot, cold, or rainy weather); we didn’t go inside. The Hot Springs were fantastic. There are about 8 indoors, and some outdoors; these included large pools that were not too hot and kids could play in or grown-ups could swim in, as well as smaller soaking pools of different temperatures. The highest temp was 106°, which is all that Montana allows. The water comes out of the springs at 138°. We loved it. They also have a fitness center with good equipment and enough room for a number of people to be working out at the same time. That’s an extra five dollars per person. Also free (bagged) breakfast with hot coffee, a game room, and a camp store with RV supplies & game room equipment to sign out. All in all, we would stay here again because the campground was peaceful, and the hot Springs and fitness center are a nice opportunity to relax and work out during a camping tour.

We really liked this place. The sites are fairly narrow unless you get the premium sites with a deep back yard, but The big selling points for me online were the free access to the hot springs next door and the free breakfast.

The experience didn’t disappoint. The breakfast is grab a and bag and much better than I expected: yogurt, two boiled eggs, a bag of gorp, a danish, and an orange. Coffee was not very good at all, so I would try tea or hot chocolate next time. Cable tv was good and clear, which we appreciated during the Olympics. A very nice surprise was a fenced dog park not mentioned anywhere. Playing fetch with the dog made it possible to enjoy all the other amenities after wearing out the fur baby. Note: It’s not technically in Bozeman (a bit west of town).

It’s worth noting they had a game room, sidewalk chalk for kids, and a fitness course as well. It looked like they had a day care for use while enjoying the pools, but I can’t confirm that. Overall the place is very nice. I could stay there for a week easily!

We stayed here one night in route to the Tetons. The sites are tight but have grass and trees and well-maintained. It was quiet. The Hot Springs are incredible. Soak in the evening then double back in the morning. They provide a little to go bag with a Danish, yogurt and eggs and some trail mix. The little KOA type cabins are really nice with patios and each spot having a fire pit. Highly recommended it

Yes. The sites are cozy. The back-in sites seem to have the best layout for campfires and space in general.

But this is a great value for full hookups AND having full, all-day access to the hot springs which have 9 spring fed pools as well as steam and dry saunas.

We really enjoyed our time here, and it was close to shopping so we were able to resupply easily and use the healing waters to detox from the heavy dose of smoke we inhaled running from the OR fires.

I stayed early season in May this year so the rates were lower than mid summer. However the hot springs were closed due to Covid. The springs opened right after I left. Traffic noise is constant. Location is good for accessing different areas of the Gallatin Valley, Bigsky, West Yellowstone and the surrounding communities at the headwaters of the Missouri. When the hot springs are open this cannot be beat as you can soak between 6am and 10pm. Clean bathrooms, and laundry a plus. There are trees with shade but you need to request.

We've stayed in some really nice parks over the past year and a half of full-time travel. I'm certain we've been in parks that were not as nice, but then we didn't pay $80.00 a night for the privilege.

I'm sure the price reflects access to the hot springs which during a pandemic seemed like rolling the dice to us.

The grass needs cutting and trimming. There are weeds growing in our site along the edge of the unswept concrete picnic area. The trash can near our site was overflowing and very smelly. We love children, just not those who ignore the fact they are playing in the back of our site while their parents look on. Few people are wearing masks that have been mandated in Montana.

The bathhouse was not $80.00 a night clean and the water pressure was barely adequate and smelled of sulfur.

And no alcohol, apparently not even at your own site. What the hell is that about?

If this place hadn't been the only game in town...

The sites at these grounds do vary a bit. We were in Row C in a back-in site with fhu. We were very close to the path to go to the hot springs which wound up being a nice feature for us, even though it meant a bit of cut-through from other campers. The lawn behind the sites in C Row were immaculate with green grass, nice stone-lined fire pits and large decorative rocks. While the sites are close together, the space on the grass gives it a sense of openness. The share facilities looked nice & clean but we didn’t take advantage of any laundry, bathrooms or breakfast offered as amenities. However, the main focus for us were the use of the hot springs. Campers are given bracelets for access to use the Hot Springs 12 pools which are... incredible. The indoor and outdoor pools vary in temperature from 106-56 degrees, with most comfortable temps. We had inclement weather for most of our 4-night stay and visited the hot springs at least once/day. For $5/day, you can also use their large gym. The campgrounds are about 15 min from Downtown Bozeman and from University of Montana campus. There is a little bakery/coffee shop about 100 yards from the camp that serves a great breakfast burrito.