Jim & Mary's RV Park

Paid $45 after a Good Sam discount. Full hookups (50amp, water, sewer).

This was a perfect campground in our books. Manicured gardens (like professional quality flowers and trees!), huge shade trees, very friendly employees, level RV sites, large field with a soccer goal, free ice cream and music at night, sites are roomy side to side with the neighbors, and the sites are large enough to fit our 42ft 5th wheel and our truck with room to spare.

Close access to downtown Missoula and only about 20 minutes up to the Thousand Buddhas garden up the road.

This was a nice stopover for us to do laundry and get caught up on groceries before heading into Glacier NP. The RV park has plenty of grass and the staff is very nice. The laundry facilities were great and clean. The space between sites was also nice.

While it says it is in Missoula, it is not real close to the city if you need to go there. There is an REI and Costco, though, which was nice.

Overall, a good stopover but wouldn't stay for any longer.

We really enjoyed our stay here. Very spacious sites with lots of grass and trees - perfect for napping in your hammocks. They have clean bathrooms with large showers. Our site had a strong Wifi signal and Verizon was 4 bars without the WeBoost, which made for a very productive week of work.

Only (slight) drawback was the train noise. It wouldn't deter us from coming back, but it does pass by the park throughout the night.

24 hour laundromat, tons of shade trees, gorgeous flowers, very clean, and pleasant staff. This is up there on our list of favorites. Missoula has everything you could possibly need as far as box stores go, there’s even a great local natural food store called Good Food Store. This park is about 15 minuets from town. Definitely check out the National Bison Range and Garden of 1,000 Buddhas. ATT and Verizon both worked well.

Though we normally prefer public parks, this welcoming private park is truly an excellent choice in the Missoula area. Sites are much wider than average for a private RV park, and nicely landscaped with lovely flower beds and garden sculptures throughout the park. The park staff are very visible in the park, working on the landscaping and keeping the office fully-staffed. The bathhouse and laundry room were modern and immaculately clean. Utilities worked well, including cable TV. Our particular site did not have a sewer hookup and the staff worked with us to let us temporarily use a FHU site to dump since, weirdly, the park does not have a dump station. The park is about 8 miles from Missoula, so it was within easy reach of the many destinations that Missoula offers. With the weekly rate & Good Sam discount, we paid less than we would pay for nearby Montana state parks! The office staff was uniformly friendly and able to provide good recommendations for activities in the area. The only negative for the park is that the adjacent Route 93 is a busy and loud road, and there is also train noise from nearby railroad tracks.

We did not use the park wifi since service on AT&T was plenty fast. AT&T download: 8.90 Mbps upload 9.99 Mbps

When staying at this park, check out the Smokejumper Center near the airport, which is about halfway between the RV park and town, for very interesting insight into how these wildland firefighters do their job. And of course, don't miss the many interesting breweries in town. We particularly liked the tour at Big Sky (check website for tour schedule) and the beer and German food at Bayern.

This a beautifully landscaped RV park filled with flowers. Nice amount of space between sites.
The ladies in the office were lovely and welcoming. They are Big Rig friendly, we had no problem navigating thru the park and leveling our coach. We did not use the restrooms or bath house, so no comment there. Very well cared for park and we would definitely return.

NAVIGATING: Just a stone's throw off I-90. Super easy to get to.

GETTING SITUATED: The roads are very wide in the park and easy for any size rig. This park was a little pricier than we usually go for, but it's the best option close to Missoula.

DOCKING STATIONS: Everything worked great and the rigs are nicely spaced with a decent amount of room between rigs.

THE SCENE: Lots of big rigs in this park.

THE FACILITIES: Decent laundry room.

STUFF TO DO: Missoula. So many breweries. Kettlehouse was our favorite, but Big Sky and Highlander were also good. Also there's a cool Brazilian fast food place downtown called Five on Black.

HIKE FACTOR: We opted for the urban hiking in Missoula.

GEEK FACTOR: We got great service on Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile. No Sprint coverage.

Verizon: 24.61 MBPS down/2.32 MBPS up
AT&T: 7.06 MBPS down/5.46 MBPS up
Sprint: 0.00 MBPS down/0.00 MBPS up
T-Mobile: 11.76 MBPS down/3.68 MBPS up

This may be the most immaculately cared for park we've been to. The owner's apparently love flowers. They have a couple of greenhouses on site and the park is decorated everywhere with them. There are plenty of mature trees. The service is friendly.

The only drawback is the noise -- a train track runs nearby, and there is a busy road nearby.