This campground is right off I-15 and about 12 miles to Helena, MT. Small creek, small store and DVD and book exchange. Coded restrooms and laundry, grassy sites, gravel roads, some road noise, fire pits and tables. Some sites on the creek and wooded, others a bit crowded.
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What campers say
Alhambra RV Park is a budget, mom‑and‑pop style campground set along a pleasant creek with walking paths, a dog area, and regular wildlife sightings. Many guests praise the friendly on‑site staff, convenient laundry, propane/firewood availability, and a peaceful, wooded feel despite its proximity to a busy highway — expect road noise. Several reviewers report recently renovated, heated bath facilities, but others mention mildew or intermittent hot water. Some campers note long‑term residents and occasional clutter. Practical tradeoffs include affordable rates versus occasional hookup or dump‑station inconvenience and mixed experiences with third‑party booking/cancellation handling.
Our summary of 102 traveler reviews.
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📖 About This Campground
Alhambra RV Park in Clancy Montana offers pull thru and backin RV sites with about half adjacent to a stream for fishing and relaxation. Gravel roads and site pads with full, partial, and primitive sites available. Adjacent to Interstate 15 with easiest access off exit 182 the park has a feel similar to a National Park location. Hiking and biking in the area. Convenient for travelers heading north/ south into Alaska and Canada as well as travelers between Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks. Under new ownership the park is scheduled to see improvements over the next few years.