Bozeman Hot Springs Campground & RV Park

We stayed here on our way to Glacier and Grand Tetons. It’s a great overnight stay, especially cause your get to use the hot springs. We probably wouldn’t stay here more than a couple nights just because it’s on a busy highway and it backs up to houses/trailers, but if you’re passing through and want to use the hot springs and need a place to stay overnight, this place is great! Clean bathrooms, too.

We came to this campground from Grand Teton National Park. If you aren’t paying attention, you’ll blast right past this place. We nearly missed the turn. It is located off busy Highway 191. There are spaces that have grass and pull throughs with dirt. I am so tired of dirt & dust! I highly suggest that you stay in the premium spots with pavement and a paved pad for your picnic table. All spaces are very close. Some have branches in the way so be aware of that if you’re trying to protect solar panels or just simply your RV. The bathrooms were fine. They could really use some sprucing up now that they’ve invested so much into pool improvement. This used to be a KOA as I had always known it. Was sad to see that the bus up on a billboard was gone.

The morning breakfasts were great! It was so nice to wake up and not have to worry about breakfast. They served it each morning in the really nice clubhouse.

As we had been boondocking in the Tetons for 5 nights it was time to do laundry. Wash was $2 and dry was $1 or $1.50, which I didn’t think was that unreasonable. I got all our laundry caught up but lost 2 different socks that I must’ve forgotten to get out of the wash. Came back the next morning to find one but not the other turned in. Oh well.

I was born & raised in Bozeman and I spent many weekends at the hot springs as a kid and they have greatly improved the pools. We had so much fun.

This place is really dangerous if you need to turn left to go into Bozeman or Belgrade. Highway 191 is crazy busy now so you need to be prepared to dart out as fast as you can into the middle turn lane. Tricky to do with a 30’ motor home and tow vehicle truck. Be very careful! If you’re heading to YNP you’ll be fine and likely sitting for a while to turn right but much less stressful than trying to get to I-90.

One of the nicest parks we have stayed in while traveling. The price includes breakfast, coffee always available and admission to the hot springs. Nice gift shop and overall facilities. The dog park was huge, great surprise. Our space included a grassy area, lots of trees, fire ring and picnic table. The staff got us in at the last minute due to a unexpected need to stay the night in Bozeman, glad we happened onto this RV park. The internet was not great however everything else was stellar. We will certainly return!

Decided to stay here because we wanted to check out the hot springs. Made our reservations online. Check in process was easy, staff friendly. Water had been shut off for short term campers (we were aware of this prior to booking). Long term campers still have full hook ups (October 1-May 15). We had electric and sewer. Site was gravel with picnic table and fire pit. Hedges and trees between sites for added privacy. No free breakfast this time of year. Short walk to the actual hot springs, passes included with stay.

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!