Boulder Creek Lodge & RV Park, Hall MT

We stayed here in our travel trailer. Hook ups were great. Had no trouble getting level. The grounds are clean and set on a beautiful creek. Close to historic Philipsburg and beautiful lakes. The owners were very nice. I would definitely stay here again if in the area.

My family and I cannot express enough how much we love coming here! Every year we make it a point to come stay. Jennifer and Patrick are so kind and work hard to keep this place looking amazing. Definitely our happy place!

Male owner is the rudest person I’ve come across in 6 days of travel across Oregon, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming & Montana. Worst I I’ve been treated by someone in hospitality, possibly ever. Pass on by this place whether the open sign is on or not, plenty of other great places nearby where folks are much friendlier. When my husband and I saw an open sign, while driving down a long stretch of road on our motorcycle in 100+ degree temps, we were so happy! We walked into the lobby and when the owner came in, he didn’t greet us with a smile or hello, walked right past me in fact. I asked him, with a smile on my face, “Hi, can we buy a couple of cold drinks from you? ”…weirdest most judgmental reply from him, “Not if you’re going to drink it while you drive down the road. ” I’m not sure what led him to the conclusion that we were criminals, stunned I told him we’ve never done that in our entire riding lives, and my husband said “can’t we drink these on the premises? ” The owner shrugged and said sure, but he clearly didn’t want us on his property. Once he decided he was willing to sell us two cans of white claw, he asked for ID (reasonable) but needed both, while my husband has his mine was out in the bike. Not feeling like traipsing back and forth in hundred degree weather and feeling totally judged and not welcome, we decided the two claws weren’t worth it. We are in our 40’s, travel often all over the world and country, and haven’t felt as judged by anyone (for no reason) as we did by this owner. Maybe it’s because we were on a bike, which to some must mean we’re degenerate criminals. What a shame.

It's a great place, but the grounds could use some work. I get it if they want to keep the area natural, but weed eat all the weed patches in and immediately bordering the camp and lodge area. I do have to add that it might normally be kept up, but they did have a flood issue over the winter and were in the process of getting that all fixed. Thanks to the local contractors for jumping in and assisting, or it would have been a long waiting game on hired contractors.

The menue is minimal but perfect!
Waffles are great!

I stayed here while I was gem mining at Gem Mountain in Philipsburg. We rented the Hunter cabin and had the best time. I am not a nature person and I don’t camp so I was nervous going into it. The cabin was clean and bug free with super comfortable beds. The bathrooms were spotless and the food at the restaurant was fantastic. The property was fantastic and everyone staying there (camping, RVs, cabins) was nice and seemed to enjoy their stay. I will absolutely stay here again and I have recommended this to many friends.

Awesome accommodations! Jennifer and Patrick are Amazing! Best food, great game room and even better showers and bathrooms! I recommend this place above all else! We didn't want to leave. We are already planning to come back!

Seemed like a nice place, but the tent site we paid for was very disappointing. We have just finished a 5K mile road trip, and tent camped 14 nights. The site we paid for here was easily the worst. Another reviewer mentioned tent sites being near the creek, but ours def was not. It was simply a spot of lumpy grass right next to the playground and gravel road, opposite a row of RV’s. Without the location noted for us on the map we never would’ve guessed it was a tent site at all…and perhaps it really isn’t.

Regardless, if it was all that was left, we should’ve been charged accordingly. Instead we paid more than anywhere else on our trip, in part bc we were also charged a $5 fee for having a dog, something I’ve never heard of at a campground.

If I had it to do again I would’ve insisted we be allowed to camp in the flat, and more private, grass near the teepees/cabin/covered wagon (none of which were occupied), or be given our money back and go elsewhere.

Side note: their sign about pets being on leash also has an unfortunate typo, stating they “must be kept of leash…” (on? Off?). Showers were very nice though.