Yellowrock Campground

Arrived in plenty of time came from WA on Hwy 12 to follow Lewis & Clark trail.
My spot is perfect: level with all 3 attachments close to there points. Plenty of space between sites so your not on top of your neighbors sewer!
I reserved online which is convenient just note their 8pm policy! All communication done by email. Also easy to find and maneuver.

The campground is definitely oriented toward groups staying for longer times. We were toward the end of our trip and booked a dry camp area with the reason that it would be away from main area and we would be able to walk our Great Dane without bothering too many people. The walk paths are not well defined and you must not walk over the whiffle golf course areas which were not easily defined. Lovely area with trees for shade. I guess I would say read ALL the rules. Quiet time was until 9:00 a.m. and about rule 25 you find out you cannot run your generator. They do have free washing but no dryers and it was pouring rain.

Third generation ownership and management of the campground is wonderful. In fact, nicest crew we have experienced in our travels. Easy check in and out. Facilities are clean. Square dance group meets in camp host facility. Nice location close to Missoula and enroute Lolo Pass. Best sites are 66 & 64. You might consider the dry camp sites that are also on the river as they are private and huge. Check out the excellent campground map on their website.

Very nice campground, Lolo creek 20' away from our site #66 and fishing was successful. 👍 No sewer hookups, no dryer and adjacent site to the South right on top of us, bad Verizon. Ok enough of the bad, Free washing, wonderful roads and trails for walks, had no issues from management with our dog on walks, very quite, neighbors nice, square dance watching was fun, lots of raining days, management picking up pine cones daily. Will definitely when in the area stay here again.

We visited here early in the season mid-May 2022. Office was open until 8pm.
Beautiful heavily wooded older campground with tall trees. Walking trails with river access, current is strong in most places. Surrounded by tall hills on most sides. Very clean landscape. Pine cones fall frequently, but someone picked them up daily.
Under new ownership and making improvements.
Owner was nice and office staff were friendly and helpful.
One groundskeeper was very friendly, another one was not so pleasant.
Cell service barely usable with Verizon and AT&T.
T-Mobile was unusable. Usage of a cell booster is required if working remotely.
Wifi was good in the mornings until about 9-10am, but sluggish in the afternoons and evenings. New equipment coming soon I was told.
Laundry is outdoors and covered, no dryer and no charge. Newer washing machine worked well. The two older units weren't very good and had to redo wash in the better unit. Laundromat in Lolo closes at 9pm and in Missoula 10pm ($0.25/6min).

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.