Downstream (MT)

Very nice quiet campground. Most come to fish so quiet during day. Nice amenities like a paved nature trail. Interpretative center nearby. 20 mi to town of Glasgow. Internet and Verizon fine but could not use our dish satellite. Very nice friendly hosts.

Hard to beat a COE campground. Spacious, paved sites. Most are level or close to level. Picnic table and fire ring included. Bathhouse closest to the entrance is only a year old. 4 separate shower rooms on one end and bathrooms on the other. Very clean. Regular rate is $18/night, $9 with Lifetime Senior Pass. Potable water available inside the park and dump station just outside the entrance. Our site had 30 amp connection. Our ATT phones had good connectivity. Our Verizon Visable router said 5 bars but was slow. We’re in a 35 ft Fifth wheel.

Our second year. It was great camp host was very helpful and nice. We are already to start planning for next year.

Great campground. Nice sized sites. Shower was clean. Hosts (Leslie and Jim) were very nice and went out of their way to accommodate. We will return.

The nearby interpretive center was great.

I was lucky to get a spot for a Saturday night at the last minute. Extremely nice campground for a motor home. Very large sites. Everyone around were enjoying themselves, including me. The dam is an awesome sight. Amazing engineering. Completely enjoyed the one night I spent at Fort Peck. Would highly recommend.

Very nice campsite, been going there for years and love it. Was disappointed that they have started letting generators be used. Our neighbor ran theirs till 11pm each night keeping us from renting and it was not a nice quiet Honda.

The Fort Peck Downstream Campground is a great spot. Lot of trees, water access, nice trails, and very helpful hosts.

Always a great time. Gate attendants always friendly and helpful. Toilets and showers are clean. Campsites are clean and grass kept mowed.

The campground itself is very nice and the staff has been friendly. The electricity is awful! We were on a 30 amp spot. The boxes are old and constantly shut off. We didn't even have anything turned on and it took multiple tries to get the power to stay on. Once we got it on we couldn't run the AC at all. We have had this problem every time we are on a 30 amp box in this campground (we don't have issues in other places) With as hard as it is to get in to this place I would think the boxes could be upgraded to be a 30/50 amp combo that would work all the time.