Holiday Parks in North America

"Cottage appeared to be a bit outdated on the outside, however the room and kitchenette was clean and nice. Staff are friendly and willing to help. Location is great - close to the beach and national historic sites. "

"A great base for exploring the parks. Dog friendly and easy."

"Needs to be updated. Area was quiet and nice. "

"Cabin was small but doable. "

"This is one of the best experience. "

"Everything was great there. The only thing you need to know about the place is, if you show up after hours, you had to call the casino in town 406 883 3636 and get the code for the door"

"Was perfect, everthing we needed in the perfect mountain setting. All details were thought about and all i needed was there without asking! Definitely will return. Tjis was Our first trip to Montana. Enjoyed the firepit and listening to coyotes in the far distance. What an experience and the cabin was well located near a small super market, some restaurants, places fir fishing and not far from Glacier National Park. "

"Its glamping at its finest. This place isnt a hotel, ots exactly what it describes. The town is a amazing, fun little town with cool vibe.its totally cool if you wanna go camping but sleep in a bed and have wifi and power, fan, refrigerator ect. Pool and cabanas are sweet, gym is top notch fully stocked. Its a great stay "

"Their chalets allow dogs, so we have stayed a couple of times when traveling with our dog to see family in northern MN. They are dated but clean enough to spend one night. The shuttle to the casino is convenient. We booked online through hotels.com which really created confusion at check in. Apparently they are not used to people booking indirectly through the app, so it took 3 employees and a great deal of time to check in both times. In an area with limited options, especially when traveling...

"No one on duty to ask for fresh towels."

"Great location for friends and couple"

"Stay was great, friendly staff, all the things we could have asked for. "