Fort Heritage & Frontier RV Park

Level gravel sites, great view, low cost (probably because no potable water is available). Near to Waterton Lakes NP. Peaceful. I wish the website would have clearly explained the water situation. They just didn’t mention it.

We spent a night there with our kids who declared this was their best experience ever! The family is so welcoming and they have a crafts workshop for spiining and weaving and a lot more where you can see a demonstration and experience yourselves. They also have bunnies, horses, goats - a whole petting zoo. You could book a little horse ride, rent a pedalo on their lake, participate in a hay ride. Truly it was the whole 9 yards! And I have ti put a pecial word for Ambrosia who took us around and was so generous with her time and skill. It was a real treat. There's no fresh water - the least of our concern while staying there. Fee is comfortable accordingly.

We stayed 2 nights. Close to Waterton Lake NP. OK spot for a night or 2. Though on a slope of a hill, we were fairly level and leveling was easy. Still not approved for water. 50amp worked fine. Had great cell reception. We were the ONLY ones there for our stay. Once the rain ended, the morning we left, we could see the beautiful mountains. 

Water lines installed but not approved as potable at this point. 
Coarse gravel sites on slightly sloped hill overlooking a pasture.  Canadian Rockies easily visible; Waterton Lakes National Park only 10-11 miles away.