We took note of the other reviews and that kept us from making a reservation. We decided to look for ourselves. We showed up very late in the season. I was greeted by park host Tony as soon as I stepped out of our rig. It was so late in the season that he didn’t have a lot to offer us, but did let us stay. He was very nice and as accommodating as he could be. There are a lot of full-timers, but the park was clean and no one bothered us. Overall, a nice stay.

Just Don’t

I made reservations for a 1 night stay well in advance. On arrival the ‘park’ seemed a bit sketchy but nothing that would prevent us from spending the night. I pulled in and went to the office, where I was met by a cloth mannequin holding a sign with generic instructions on how to pay and how to dismantle a fence in order to get into a spot. I went outside and was surprised to find that there were no empty spots. As I was calling the contact number, Tony walked up to our rig. He acknowledged that we had a reservation but said someone had overstayed their reservation so I was out of luck unless I wanted to boondock for free. I said thanks, but no; I needed a good internet connection to post the review he so richly deserved. Serendipity was in play though, as we ended up in a brand new (opened July 1) park named Copper Court. I DO NOT recommend Big Sky RV ‘Park’, but HIGHLY RECOMMEND Copper Court

A dump save your money

Bad

The picture is Not of the Big Sky park. Lots of permament trailers, junkie. Pass on, would not stay here.