Rocky Mountain Hi Campground

We stayed here in September 2021. The campground was clean and well kept. All around cool environment. Plenty of sites for all sizes and cabins too. The play area for kids is huge and they have plenty of room to run around. There are several small playhouses and other usual playground equipment. We had a site right across the road from the play area and loved it. We could let the kids play while keeping an eye on things from our RV while working. This place is minutes from Kalispell, which has everything thing and all the usual stores. It's about a 30 min drive to Glacier National Park. You will pay much higher prices the closer you get to Glacier. That's the usual with every national park. We will definitely stay here again next time we're in the area.

We were unaware that the city of Kalispell had a no overnight parking ordinance and got kicked out of our Walmart spot (even though we asked the service desk as always). It was a good thing though because if not we would have missed this gorgeous park.

We stayed one night but the view we got was spectacular! The park was paved all the way through and had nice level gravel sites. Our kids took advantage of the large playground and we used the laundromat as well. We would definitely come back for a longer stay.

The campground is located on the northern outskirts of Kalispell, several blocks off of US 2. If you approach the campground from the north, you’ll be turning left onto a road (Rose Crossing) that has a railroad crossing about 30 feet from the intersection: trains are rare but it’s something to be aware of before you make the turn.

As you enter the campground, you’ll drive down a long driveway. Almost immediately on the right is a small basketball court with adjustable baskets and a storage garage area. The left is mainly open field but also has two chain-link dog runs. Near the dog runs is a wooden gate that leads into their huge new fully-enclosed dog park (at the time of our stay they hadn’t yet started advertising the dog park on their website, so it was a nice surprise). At the end of the driveway, just prior to reaching the office, there are a few tent sites on the right and a swimming area on the left, with a floating dock and a canoe you can rent if you want to paddle along the creek at the front of the campground. On the other side of the creek from the tent sites is a large playground area.

The campground is roughly divided into three areas. The largest concentration of sites is just beyond the office and the laundry building, with a mix of pull-through and back-in sites shaded under tall pine trees. This is also the area where the bathhouse is located (we never used it). The section we stayed in was to the left/north of that section, which was a little more big-rig friendly and more open to the sky, but we did have trees between sites that provided some shade. The third section is two rows of camping spots near the creek.

Our site was a pull-through site with a gravel pad and grass on either side of us. The site was level and long enough for us to park our dually truck in the back and the car we rented for driving the Going-to-the-Sun Road in the front (there are no rules against have multiple vehicles at your site as long as they fit). On a clear day, we could look to the east and see the mountains.

In addition to the aforementioned dog runs and dog park, there was also an open grassy area on the northern edge of the campground, so there were plenty of places where we could walk our dogs.

The campground is about a 40-minute drive from the west entrance to Glacier National Park: not ideal, but not terrible. There are a number of grocery options within a 15-minute drive of the campground, including a Walmart.

In terms of cell service, the average speed I got on my Verizon Jetpack with MIMO antenna during our stay was about 30Mbps down and 8Mbps up, and we had no real trouble steaming video at any point during our stay. The one speed test I did with my AT&T phone showed 14Mbps down and 2 up.

We would stay here again if we returned to the area and couldn’t find a place significantly closer to Glacier National Park.

We stayed here with some friends to visit Glacier National Park. The park itself is really nice. Sites are somewhat close together, but there's lots of trees to provide shade and some privacy so you don't really notice. The camp host was able to get us and our friends sites near each other. The park was relatively quiet. The hookups worked great. The park is just a few minutes away from some breweries and shopping, and about 30 minutes from Glacier. It's also close to river access for the various Flathead river forks for swimming and fishing, rafting, and some other outdoor activities. We didn't utilize the campground laundry or bathrooms so I can't speak to them There is a large fenced dog park with a couple separate dog runs. We'll definitely stay here again!

Pro:
Good location for city camping.
Nicely treed.
Easy going husband and wife owner/ operators. Not annoyingly corporate.
Clean, and good for kids.
Costco within 5 miles.
~ 30 miles from West Glacier.

Con:
Bathrooms are very tight.
Not fancy

They also have a dry camping area, with nice grass, along a creek, and very tall Ponderosa Pine. This was where I dry camped. I had an entire football field sized area to myself. Awesome!

I really enjoyed my stay and would definitely return.

This is a great rv park with lots of amenities. The kid's playground has a lot of variety with a small stream running behind it and a swimming hole. The managers are super friendly and make their expectations clear regarding dogs and quiet hours. Much appreciated to get a quiet and peaceful night's sleep in such a large rv park. There are three separate dog runs for your pets to get some exercise and do their business off leash. Our ten day stay got us a weekly rate plus a few daily's.

The only thing I didn't care for is some of the 'permanent' residents in old RVs, that had clearly been there a long time, had a distinct mildewy odor wafting in the air if your site was right next to theirs. I didn't have one of these sites, but others we were traveling with did. We chose to sit outdoors at my site.