Zurich Park Campground

We stopped here during the day in summer 2021 to just check it out and the park was so sweet and grassy and quiet. Were excited to be able to overnight there n 2023, and found it had been "improved." Now $30 instead of $10, and there are no showers. The new 50 amp boxes are great, i guess, but the sites are kind of unfinished feeling and not level and the new picnic tables are those awful pedestal grate style. Our "site" inexplicably had two of them at odd angles to one another and not convenient to where you had to park to plug in. Great open space to let the dog run. The old 30 smp sites were grassy and cuter, but recent rains discouraged us from using them. Seems like a lot of money for what you get, but it's a peaceful country spot outside town. 4 bars Verizon and some OATV, remarkably.

Price has gone up due to a major upgrade. They have 6 new 50 amp electrical hookups, 1 hydrant in the middle of the new hookups, and 10 new picnic tables. There are also 5 older 30 amp hookups. 4 sites can handle big rigs. As mentioned in earlier review, the entrance can be a little tight I didn't have a problem. Bathrooms (pit) were clean and stocked. Nice playground.

It was a nice stop, quiet even with the occasional train, the park is far enough away for it not to be too bad. Unfortunately the price has changed from $10.00 to $30.00 which we think is a little pricey but we needed to stop. The sites are grass and with a little maneuvering we were able to get level. The fellow that greeted us was very nice.

This park is in a seemingly abandoned town, but the surrounding farmland is lovely and quiet. The only sounds are a distant train and birds. The park is adorable and clean, staff and other campers cheerful. There is a large field and vintage, gigantic playground. We took a nice evening walk on the quiet Park Drive. This is a fantastic stopover.

Got in late in the evening with high expectations. Pulling in through the mainly-deserted town could be interpreted as scary. However, following the very visible and precise signage to the campground changed that feeling. What a fantastic community building (from 1934, BTW), campground, playground, ball field…the ONLY thing missing is a dump station, but I think that would ruin the feel of this getaway. 30 and 20 amp service accessible at each site. WONDERFUL campground host lives on site to answer questions. Speaking of…the fee box is currently a mailbox near the community building. Host said it’s checked frequently, but it’s not secure. If paying by check the payee is “Blaine County”, not Zurich.

Here’s the correct location 48.59952° N, 109.01987° W . The GPS has you stopping in town so just keep going down the dirt road there is a green sign on the left once you get there. You Pretty Much Have The Place To Yourself. They do have water spigots so you can fill up. Our spot was level some are not, plenty of room for kids and pets to play outside. Nice place to spend a few day to reset and just chill. Definitely want to get some groceries before hand the next biggest town with Walmart is 30 miles away. There is however a little town in between that a place called Finley’s food farm.

Very peaceful place. Electricity, no water at site, but one pump was working by the pit toilet. Very clean pit toilets. No dump. Dump tanks in town of Malta. Had to put extension pole out to catch signal, due to being surrounded by hills. For local history look on internet for Battle of Bear Paw. Went and saw Battle field. Sad…Will be back even if to just pass through.

Nice community park in the tiny town of Zurich. Sites with electric are $10. Other sites are free. While we didn’t really need the electric, I was happy to give them $10.

Nice new restrooms. Big playground.

Just a great quiet stop along Rt. 2 heading to or from Glacier NP.

Note that there are zero businesses in town. Not even a gas station.