8 Flags Campground

What visitors say

8 Flags Campground sits along the Milk River next to a golf course that owns it, within walking distance of town. It is a straightforward stopover: several campers used it for a night on the way north or south, and one repeat guest has come back many times over a few years.

Check-in is often self-serve, with drop-in envelopes at the entrance if no one is around. Hookup sites have water and electric, and reviewers mention level pull-throughs, strong water pressure and plenty of space, though one recent visitor's pull-through was little more than a spot along a campground road. The bathhouse and showers get consistent praise for being clean, and the owners and groundskeeper are described as friendly. Reviewers also call it good value.

Campers can play the neighbouring golf course at a discount, and there's a restaurant that one guest rated highly. Groceries and a liquor store are a short walk away. Some sites are shaded, and one reviewer suggested a row set back from the fairway to avoid stray balls.

Facilities are basic, so don't expect much beyond hookups and the bathhouse. The highway is close enough that traffic noise carries into the campground.

Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 80 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with 8 Flags Campground directly.