Yellowrock Campground

Older campground whose name changed this year. I stayed here back in 2014 and it's still a nice place to stay back in the Lolo valley. I was early in their season and they have it all cleaned up after the winter snows. Landscape is looking good. Facilities are nice, they have washers however they don't have dryers. Plan on using the clothesline for drying your clothes. Laundromat is close by if you choose.

This is a very nice RV campground. It is neat, clean and very spacious. The sites are spread out over a large wooded area. During our stay it was extremely quiet, with little traffic. The nearby highway was far enough away where the noise level was very tolerable. There was no square dancing during our visit but it would have been fun to watch. Our site was level with working hookups. We had plenty of privacy and space. The staff was very efficient and friendly. We will stay here again when ever we are in the Missoula area. It is one of our favorites.

This is such a nice campground. All the staff are extremely helpful and pleasant, which makes for a great start to a lovely campground. It is not set up like a lot of rv parks with all the rvs lined up in a row. Some are sort of staggered, or around a cul-de-sac. Almost all the sites are quite spacious so sitting outside is inviting. The setting of the campground is peaceful among the tall timbers.

If it were cooler, I would be so tempted to go to the primitive sites in the back. Large open space, but surrounded with trees and just a little ways from the creek.

The only "con' is the lack of adequate wi fi, but in a setting like this, it is nice to disconnect for awhile. It works pretty well in the morning, but then as more and more people get on line, it becomes non usable, except at the office. The office is in a large room attached to the square dance hall. Watching the people square dance was fun.

Really enjoyed our stay at Dance Center and Campground. Super well maintained cg. Everyone working here was very friendly and informative. If you can go without hookups, stay in the primitive sites right along the Lolo river. Absolutely wonderful spot in the back of the property. Restrooms are closed because of covid, so cannot comment on them. We fished a lot in the Lolo river which is accessible from campground, and caught many small trout. River is also good for swimming in...water is a little chilly. Beautiful area overall. checkout The Jack Saloon, only 15 minutes away, for a great burger. Only reason I did not give this place a 5-star is because the wifi was really sporadic. Off more than it is available. And a little bit of traffic noise due to being located right on Hwy 12. But overall we really enjoyed it here and extended our stay for one extra night.

We needed a refuge from the July heat and thankfully they had one site available with power and water. This is a great little campground with plenty of tall pines for shade. Bobby was super friendly, and accommodating! And Gary took the extra time to run a cable line to our site, even though we told him multiple times we’d be okay without it. They definitely want to make sure you enjoy your stay, and I appreciate all the precautions in place because of the pandemic.

Owners were very accommodating. They didn’t have room for our 55’... Motorhome with car hauler. They allowed us to unhook from the trailer. Park the trailer by the front.
I loved trees and shade. Campground was diet and gravel. It was good for a night. It was out of the way a bit, but we loved being in the mountains. Only 15 minutes from Missoula.

This was a nice campground, quite spacious, with sites located among ponderosa pines. It was all gravel, dirt and grass, and it rained most days, but my area did not get too muddy. The staff and workcampers were exceptionally welcoming. I stayed a week, and got 7 nights for the price of 6 at $36/night for full hookups.

Verizon was voice only, and the campground wifi was almost worthless. Each antenna had 2.4 and 5 GHz channels, which they mistakenly called 2G and 5G. The closest antenna was right by my trailer, and my phone showed a strong signal, but the 5 GHz channel would keep disconnecting, or sometimes would stay connected with no internet signal. The 2.4 GHz channel would connect but had no internet. I could also connect to the office 2.4 GHz channel, but that had no internet signal either.

Site 12 backed towards the road, which was a good way off through the trees, but the highway noise was still significant.

This was a good location for Lolo Pass and Traveler's rest, and only a few minutes drive from Missoula.