Fireman Memorial Park & Campground

We were on the road to Glacier NP. We needed one night while traveling. Sites were good for our 25ft motor home. The Volunteer Fire Dept campground is good value at $10 per night. The camp host was friendly and helpful. Using the dump station is an additional $2. Clean bathroom with flush toilet…. Easy and close by shopping and restaurants…. Excellent cellular service…. Nice City park nearby….

This is a nice, wooded campground, right on between a graveyard and a supermarket. It doesn't sound attractive, but despite being close to the road, it was quiet and we really enjoyed it.

There are some tight turns in the loop because of the trees, but we had no problem navigating with our 36 ft TT. There are shady spots (like ours, 8) or sunny ones and all are first come first served without any hookups. You can run your generator if you need until 10pm and we found that quiet hours were respected. Self check in was easy and the camp host was nice and helpful. There are 2 potable water spickets, one by the dump station and one across from site 5.

We enjoyed the close proximity to the playground with splash pad, the supermarket, and the visitor center (which hosts the farmers market every Thursday in the summer), all within a minute's walk. Also, every morning and evening we were visited by several local bunnies who frequent the area.

During our stay others came and went, but the campground never filled. There's plenty to see in the area, like Kootenai Falls and the swinging bridge and a lot more. There was also a great laundromat (the Dirty Rooster) down the road open 24 hours.

Small campground in the trees next to a park and within walking distance to a grocery store. There is a dump station and bathrooms but we never used the bathroom. Decent cell coverage and only a bit of road noise. Feels safe and secure. Nice camp host. Some sites are small but there are a few that would accommodate larger rigs. There is space between most sites so you have a bit of privacy.
Great find for a place to stay as we pass through on our way to Glacier

If you're driving something bigger, get out and scout first. The layout is somewhat confusing and definitely tight in some points. You also sleep right next to a cemetery if you're bothered by something like that.

Immaculately taken care of, very privat sites with large trees in every direction. Solar was difficult but we only stayed a night. Awesome playground with Splash Pad right next to it.

You get some noise from the Highway as well as the trains.

Nice small campground right in town in a park. Clean restrooms with flush toilets. No showers. Water available and dump station on site. Most sites are smaller but sites 8 and 15 both could handle a 40' motorhome. Right behind the local grocery store you can walk to. The deli in the store has free Wi-Fi. We camped at Volunteer Fire Department Memorial Park in a Motorhome.