It was confusing for my family reunion guests that the campground was called "Boomtown" but there was not signage to indicate that name. Google does not recognize it either. I was a little disappointed that there was no communication regarding the status of the shelter. There was also no communication regarding the "Reserved" signage at the entrance of the campground. Who was supposed to update that signage? We were told we didn't have a reservation because our name was not on the signage. Luckily, we had no problems. For as many emails as I received making sure I was keeping my reservation, it would have been nice to have the same communication regarding the actual campsite. We did have a nice reunion in spite of all the snags. We appreciate having had a site big enough to fit all of us. The view of the lake was great. But we will think twice about our location for our next reunion. Good communication is key to great reviews.

There is an enclosed shelter that has power in it and other amenities. It requires a code for the door lock. We could not get the code from any State Park Official. They just kept passing us off to someone else that would not answer phone. So we camped 4 nights with no access to the shelter. Also there is no power at the camp sites. Also confusing where it is because there is no reference to "Boomtown" except at on the web site for Fort Peck camp ground, so difficult knowing that you are in the right spot.