Trails West RV Park

Called a day in advance mid-August and reserved a 60 ft back-in site w/ FHU for a Thursday night. Level site so we could keep our 38 ft FW connected to the truck. Pull-thru sites were all full. Great laundry facility as others have noted. Got Passport America rate of $17.50 plus tax. Family Dollar store across parking lot has many essentials.

Access a little irregular behind Best Western Motel but GPS guided correctly and good road. Checkin at Motel convenient from rear access door which was just off RV Camp. Better than average level lots. Bathrooms, showers and laundry all new and extremely nice with private handicap showers. There are train tracks and it is located at intersection of Hwy 2 and I-15, but hardly heard them. Many lots available. Breakfast in motel for $6. Fee was with a Passport America discount.

The previous reviews are still appropriate. We only had the directions from our PassPort Am book and never did see a street sign for Adams St. Guess it's the alley that runs between Best Western and Shopko. Needed to stop there to register in the Best Western Motel so made it in ok. The thing that is going to change is Shopko is in the process of going out of business so in the near future don't look for Shopko. It may be an empty building or have a different business name.
The trains didn't bother us, couldn't hear them over our background music and they didn't interrupt our sleep. The laundry worked well and was the least expensive that we have seen in a long time.

We did a quick overnight here with hopes of exploring Glacier National Park the next day.
The RV Campground is behind the Best Western at the corner of a big intersection (I-15 and US-2) with a busy train depot across the road, a highway entrance adjacent, and lots of trucks.
You check in at the desk of the Best Western. The regular pices is $35.00 per night, but they honored our Passport America which gave us a 50% discount. The desk at the Best Western prints out a daily update on the status of the roads in Glacier National Park. The hotel also offers campers an "All You Can Eat" breakfast for just $6.00 each, notify the desk clerk if you plan to attend.
There are 32 sites that can accomodate 30' to 60' campers, some back-in and some pull-through, gravel, mostly level, a few small trees with some grass, and concrete picnic tables, basically wide open and not much to buffer the noise from the trains and highway. The bathrooms and laundry were clean and functional. Tent areas are available near the bath house. Again, Wifi was great!
Sprinklers start at midnight to 7am so don't leave items outside overnight.
Unfortunately the air quality worsened during our stay and many roads were closed due to forest fires so we were unable to explore Glacier National Park, which is about 1.5 hours away.

Small RV park behind the Best Western motel (register at the motel front desk). Have pull through and back ins. Site 1 is a back in, by the bath/shower facilities (has nice laundry, also) and level. I agree with the other reviewer about the $6 all-you-can-eat hot breakfast bar. My Passport America fee, with tax, came to $18.73 and Wifi works great.

Nice small RV park right behind the Best Western motel. In fact, you register in the motel. Gravel sites with nice grass areas between them. They water the lawn over night so the grass was nice and green even in August. For $6 you can partake of the motels all-you-can-eat breakfast bar. They also accept Passport America so you can stay for 1/2 price ($20 for pull-through). Oh yea, the showers and laundry room are extremely clean and the Wifi works great.

You will hear some train traffic.