While I wouldn't choose this campgrounds as a vacation destination, as I prefer more remote, picturesque settings, this campground was perfect as a resting point during a long trip.

The bathrooms were the best I've found at a campground, each being it's own private room, most with showers.

Everything at the campgrounds was smartly designed and clean. Staff was very helpful and kind.

This is a really nice KOA. The cabins, which we are staying in, are cute and clean. The RV and tent sites seem average, but the overall site is really nice. Playgrounds for the kids, decent and clean pool, showers rock...they are all private rooms with their own toilet and sink (much easier for families with young kids. Bathrooms are in the same building as showers and are their own rooms too, so it's all unisex. As a mom traveling without her hubby, and has young kids (boys and girls), this setup makes my life much easier. The only thing I don't like is the abundance of aggressive mosquitos. The campground is located next to a large pond, aka breeding ground, and the Yellowstone River. I am a mosquito magnet. Any square inch not covered in Deep Woods Off has bites...even through my jeans! This is not the KOA's fault, but it is seriously effecting my stay here. So just beware, and bring the strong DEET! I would stay here again for sure.

Very impressed with cleanliness, options of things to do within the campgroun, great for all ages, a home away from home. We have a 35ft - 5th wheel trailer and it was great to have a site with lots of room to be comfortable and not crowded. A bit prices for camping, but they do have nice amenities.

We stayed one night on the way to Yellowstone. Wish we made this our destination. It was impeccable clean with spacious individual bathrooms--best bathrooms I've ever seen in a campground. Amenities were extensive, although we were not there long enough to use them all. This was the first time we stayed at a KOA and have sold on the chain ever since.