7th Ranch RV Camp in the United States
the United States
7th Ranch RV Camp in the United States
the United States
7th Ranch RV Camp in the United States
the United States
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Estimated price based on 1 car and 2 persons with a tent, camper or caravan.
Campsite opened from 01 May till 01 October
Campsite opened from 01 May till 01 October
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5 / 5
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7th Ranch RV Camp
Reno Creek RoadI 90 exit 514 then 3 mi. on hwy 451 -follow the signs
59031, Garryowen
Montana, the United States
59031, Garryowen
Montana, the United States
7th Ranch RV Camp is a campsite in Garryowen , the United States.
On 7th Ranch RV Camp it's possible to camp with a tent, a caravan or a camper. Besides camping it's possible to rent a rental cabin as well. You can find several recreational activities on the campsite. There's a playground.
To wash your clothing there are washing machines and laundry driers available
Characteristics campsite
Recreation
Playground
Golf court
Boat hire
Accomodation
Tents
Caravans
Campers
Rental cabins
Facilities
Electricity
TV connection
Wifi
BBQ allowed
Qualifications
Youth groups area
Sanitary
Baby change facilities
Washing cabins
Washing machines
Laundry driers
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Reviews
Ford Skiles Jr.
The performance of Verizon was satisfactory with download speeds reaching 32 Mbps and upload speeds of 7 Mbps, made possible by an antenna mounted on the roof. We spent a night here following our visit to the Crow RV park located a bit further down the road. Luckily, they had accommodation available for us. Part of the approach road is unpaved, but it is well-kept. The overall maintenance appeared to be good, with no problems related to electricity or water supply. The location offered pleasing vistas of the nearby undulating landscapes and was a haven for bird watchers.
1 year ago
Dr. Hortense Kemmer
Upon reaching our destination in our 38' Super C with Tow, we were pleasantly surprised with complimentary ice cream vouchers to use at the store - a delightful bonus! We were guided to our spot and assisted with the parking process. The staff were incredibly supportive and friendly. The park was in pristine condition. The paths and sites were made of thick gravel, and we were placed in a section that provided only electric and water, so there wasn't much grass around. The biggest downside for us was the lack of shade at our spot - the only tree was about 7' tall and quite petite. The sun relentlessly beat down on the door side of our RV until sunset, making it unbearable even under the awnings due to the angle of the sun. We arrived late in the afternoon and had to retreat to the air-conditioned interior of our RV. As the sun set, the temperature, which had been around 90 degrees during the day, dropped enough for us to take our dogs for a walk and collect our ice cream. This was the only location on our journey where we had to keep the A/C running all night. The park had plenty of space to maneuver a large vehicle (some were even larger than ours). The staff were very accommodating, allowing us a late checkout as we planned to visit The Little Big Horn Battle site early in the morning and knew we wouldn't be back by 11 am. The battle site, just 5 miles away, is a must-visit and likely the main attraction for most visitors. There are a few RV parking spaces near the visitor center, so it's advisable to arrive early as they fill up fast. We decided to leave our RV at the site due to the scorching temperatures, ensuring our pets were kept cool. We had nothing but praise for this place. The full hook up sites appeared more appealing - most had large trees providing shade, as we noticed people enjoying the outdoors. If visiting in the summer, we highly recommend choosing
1 year ago
Jolie Runolfsdottir
This charming location is filled with the most welcoming employees and patrons. The plots offer ample room and the scenery during nighttime strolls is breathtaking. Some might notice the sounds of the road and the train, but it doesn't faze me. The washrooms and shower facilities are impeccably clean, with complimentary showers. They also provide coffee and offer complimentary ice cream tokens upon arrival. This endearing site is conveniently located near Little Bighorn.
1 year ago
Briana Vandervort
The surroundings were serene and lovely. The area was impeccably maintained and the locations were spacious.
1 year ago
Emile Schmitt
The location was fantastic at the conclusion of our journey. Registration was efficient and straightforward. The host was extremely accommodating and courteous. The area was excellent. The campground was not overcrowded, and they appeared to make an effort to distribute campers evenly for additional room. The restrooms and showers are spacious and impeccably clean. After a day of travel, it's a secure area for walking the dogs. It's extremely peaceful. We would absolutely consider returning.
1 year ago
Ms. Cathy Nikolaus
The camping spot close to the Little Bighorn Battlefield was excellent. The personnel were extremely welcoming and accommodating. The camping areas were stony and adequately distanced from each other. The bathroom and shower facilities were spotless. The location was serene and tranquil. There was also a Frisbee golf course available.
1 year ago
Kasandra Jerde DVM
During our journey, we required a location that provided electricity for an overnight stay. Our call was promptly answered, and securing a spot was hassle-free. The rates, however, are steep, a trend I've noticed throughout Montana. The establishment is well-maintained and orderly, boasting a beautiful garden near the entrance. The office also features a tastefully displayed selection of local products and available games. It's a genuinely enjoyable place to unwind. They offer disc golf, a game we are fond of, and a communal bathroom/shower that was immaculate. The entire place is gravelled yet well-maintained. The sites are extensive, eliminating the need for us to detach, and our second vehicle was not a problem. The area is spacious, with a fair number of trees providing shade. Each site is grassy. Laundry and ice services are also available. Whether for a short stay or a few days, this place seems to be an excellent choice.
1 year ago
Mr. Van McGlynn DVM
I made a journey to this location with a large 35-foot 5th wheel and a long bed truck, occupying spot #A17, a full hookup, pull-through spot at a rate of $45 per night. This RV park is quite attractive, situated adjacent to the Little Bighorn National Monument. The park's roads and spots are covered in gravel, making navigation straightforward. The proprietors offer a guide to the spot. The park is constructed on a hillside with the spots stretching across the incline. Despite attempts to make them level, a significant groove on the downhill side necessitated the use of two planks beneath my wheels for balance. Upon informing a park worker about this, I noticed them heading towards the spot with a gravel loader as I was departing. The electrical supply and water pressure were satisfactory. The WiFi was decent, with one to two bars of LTE service with Verizon. Trees are sporadically placed, usually one per spot, but not always positioned to provide shade over the vehicle. Spots B15 and B16 both offer ample shade but are only electric/water spots. Some spots high up on the hill offer stunning views but lack trees. Spots in the rows are quite close to each other. The view of the surrounding landscape was very peaceful. The laundry room was rather cramped, making it difficult for two individuals to be there simultaneously. There are three stacked washers/dryers, which can make it a bit crowded. Each costs $2.25. The washroom facilities were neat and tidy. Although I didn't use them, others mentioned that the water pressure and temperature were satisfactory. A complimentary ice cream is given by the owners upon check-in, which was a delightful surprise on a warm day! I would certainly consider returning to this park.
1 year ago
Anonymous
Nice pull thru gravel sites.
2 years ago
Anonymous
What a wonderful place! Friendly staff, well kept grounds, huge sites, beautiful views, small hike for more beautiful views, beautiful sunset and stargazing since there’s no light pollution. Need I say more? You must make a stop here! I sound like ad but seriously, it’s all true and we would camp here again in a heartbeat.
2 years ago
Anonymous
We just stayed four nights, even though there is not a lot to do in the area. This RV park is one of the best we stayed at this summer. The laundry and shower areas are cleaner than my home, absolutely spotless. If you visit, I highly recommend making the short drive to Hardin, and visiting the museum, honestly one of the best. We could have easily spent a couple hours but we had doggie with us. We are 75ft overall, they had a nice pull through, getting out we had to back up a few times to get around the corner but it was fine.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Stayed at 7th Ranch on August 13th and 19th on the way to and from Glacier NP. It’s a great midway stopover point between Glacier and Denver. We stayed in A-4 and B-19- each had a nice patch of green grass ( not common in the west this summer) and a shade tree, which our hound loved. Clean bathhouse and grounds, and an ice cream of your choice when you check in. Nice! Beautiful views of that BIG Montana sky, and an easy visit to Little Bighorn National Battlefield before morning check out. The good reviews are no joke, this is a great spot. Only negative, though it is not the campgrounds fault, is the washboard county road from the highway frontage to the entrance that others have mentioned. It will rattle your fillings loose, but it is not far. Oh, and the owner looks suspiciously like golfer John Daly, or Santa Clause. Either one. Great spot.
2 years ago
Anonymous
This is the best campground I’ve stayed in yet in 5 years of traveling. Staff are super helpful and friendly. The sites are everything you want and shade! The bathroom/showers are the cleanest I’ve ever been in and you can’t beat free.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Great staff! They were so helpful! They went above and beyond to make my stay a great experience! I stayed for 3 nights so I was able to explore the areas that they recommended, all of them were great! Clean, clean bathrooms/showers! Just make sure you plan to use them before 11am or after 1pm as they close them for cleaning daily. The sites are a little close but easy to pull in as they are all drive through. Did I mention clean? The entire campground is well taken care of!
2 years ago
Anonymous
Great Place To Stay! Sites Are Level And About 50% Of The Sites Have Shade Trees. Price Is Right. Only Negative Is The Short 1000 Feet Of Dirt Road Getting To The Place Was Washboard city! Hold onto your dentures! I am sure the road conditions are seasonal.
2 years ago
Anonymous
We booked a night as we were passing through the area. Mostly Crow Nation, so it was hard to find something. The sites were all pull through, fhu, and very well placed. The grounds were very nice, and had some interesting landscaping. There was also a garden and a small goat pen. The office had several items for sale. They also had a free ice cream for you at check in! We took the huckleberry! The park is just a few miles from Little Big Horn (Custer's Last Stand) National Park. We took a couple hours to go over and check it out! If you get off the interstate at Garryowen, MT, you will only need to drive about 1/4 mile on the pretty terrible washboard gravel road. If you follow google, all bets are off! Lol.....
2 years ago
Anonymous
Definitely book this RV Park if you are in the area. Very nice staff, plenty of space, clean facilities and free ice cream. Nothing to complain about. Top-notch and very well run establishment. Great price for what you get.
2 years ago
Anonymous
When we checked in, the staff were extremely friendly. We received tokens for free ice cream which was a delightful way to be welcomed to the campground. The campsites are well maintained, shower/bathroom facilities and laundry area were very clean and modern. The layout of the campground was well thought out. It is on a slope and the rows are angled so that when you look out to the west you see the beautiful scenery, not inside the camper next to you. A truly wonderful place to stay!
2 years ago
Anonymous
Overnight stop on way to Mount Rushmore! Easy in and out from I 90. Staff unbelievably friendly and helpful! Free ice cream when you check in! Felt like the way camping used to be! Led us to great gravel pull through site, small shade tree overlooking the Montana ranch site. Bathhouse facilities spotless- best HOT shower we had in Montana! Interesting visit to the Little Bighorn National Monument nearby. Free open WiFi…highly recommend! 4 stars on site quality just because a bit more space between sites is always desirable!
2 years ago
Anonymous
I can’t say enough about this place! The views are beautiful and stretch for miles. Go for a walk up the hill to the flagpole and you get a 360 view of Montana grassland. The staff- BEST staff I have ever met in a park! Very friendly, engaging, and helpful! If I ran a campground, this is the staff I would want. It is evident that a lot of pride goes into the park and the ranch here. Derek in particular was amazing and took me around a tour of the ranch. I want to stay for the summer! Pretty far trip for groceries and supplies, so bring what you need. Wi-Fi is good
2 years ago
Anonymous
Great location for a stop after Little Bighorn NM before heading for Devils Tower and Mt Rushmore. Super friendly hosts Cheryl and Derek, very clean facility and nice camp sites that are gravel and level with full hook ups. Would definitely stay here again and longer. Some slight noise from the 90 fwy but not bad.
2 years ago
BigRedOneDoug
There were very friendly, and this was a beautiful place and very peaceful to relax and walk and to see the battle ground, pet friendly, the owner let me ride in his Jeep one day and went back to check on the cows in the field and as little 4 wheeling as well, it was a little pricy but sooo worth it. You will enjoy the people there and they sell ice cream. Warning : Make sure you stock up on all your food, alcohol, coffee and water etc prior arrival, the other stores are far and little to none.
2 years ago
Herman
This is a lovely spot on a hill with a peaceful vista. It is convenient to I90, but high enough to mitigate Highway and train noise. The hosts are friendly and helpful, had a campfire at night. They have delicious chocolates, and welcome ice cream. There are short, pet friendly walking trails.
2 years ago
Jerry
Check in smooth. Free ice cream tokens at check-in. Escort to site. Site A45, FHU pull through. Water, electric (50A) & sewer. All utilities placed nicely and in perfect working order. Water pressure was a little high, so be sure to use a pressure regulator. Spacing between sites about 10-15 feet with a grill, picnic table and a bit of grass. Be aware that to reach the campground the last mile or so is on a washboard gravel road. Interior roads are gravel, site pads consist of small pea type gravel that tends to allow the trailer tires to sink a bit, especially if it’s been raining. Sites are terraced slightly. Front to back level was very close, however this site needed about 4 inches added to the camp side to get level. Advertised wi-fi worked okay, Verizon LTE was 1 or 2 bars. 4 OTA TV channels received with good quality. Overall, very nice place, definitely well above average.
3 years ago
SK
We loved it in October! The colors of the hills were remarkable. We loved the layout, the service at check-in was friendly and helpful. Hookups are clean and placed well at the site.
3 years ago
lkc3500
Beautiful cg with amazing sunsets. Very close to the Big Horn Battlefield. The last about half mile to the CG is rock and bumpy so go slow. Easy drive to and from the interstate. The grounds were very clean and most were level but we had to use several blocks to level. Some trees around the park and nice green grass that's watered at night. The owners and staff we encountered were helpful and very nice. We were escorted to our site and shown the best place to park on the site. You get a free ice cream bar or sandwich on check in and I had a delicious huckleberry treat. Would recommend and stay again.
3 years ago
Jeff & Steff’s Excellent Adventure
We stayed at 7th Ranch RV Park in Garryowen, Montana in September 2021. This wonderful park is situated just a small drive from the Custers Last Stand and The Battle Of Little Bighorn. This is a family run park and working farm run by a family that has made this a must stop if you are traveling in this area . The sites are large pull-thru sites with FHU. All sites are tiered going up hill so everyone has amazing sunset views. Our site was a bit unlevel so bring your legos to assist in the setup. The sites all have trees and large grassy areas that are watered every night, so be forewarned. The road in is a dirt road which is a bit bumpy so slow down, as it’s only a short stretch till you get to the office. Big bonus is you get ice cream when you check in and who doesn’t like ice cream! They also sell homemade pies among other goodies in the office and they are delicious. Put this park on your list of places to stay when visiting Montana. It was an awesome stay for us. To see videos on this park and others, visit our YouTube channel: Jeff & Steff’s Excellent Adventure.
3 years ago
BIG8322
What a lovely spot near Big Horn National Monument. Well maintained comfortable stay with amenities. The bathroom/showers were huge and clean. The coin op laundry was as well. So nice to find a spot with shade and grass. The road in is gravel but OK if you drive slowly. This is one of the nicest stops on our 3 week trip.
3 years ago
CherylCM
We had an electric & water site. All sites are pull through! The sunset was gorgeous and the weather was warm while we were there. The hosts were very helpful and friendly, as were the campers. The bathroom was clean and the showers were nice and hot! There were walking trails, kids' play area, and animals to view. The location is close to Little Bighorn Battlefield National Park. We spent 2 hours there and could have easily spent another 2. We also visited the Little Bighorn Trading Post.
3 years ago
BoulderBill
We arrived an hour early and they were very helpful getting us a great site and letting us extend our original reservation. Shortly after we got settled many other campers started pouring in. We saw 8 arrivals lined up to get sites and the staff handled them efficiently and it seemed everyone had smiles. Situated on the crow reservation on leased land had for many years. It’s only a few miles to the Custer battlefield at Little Bighorn. A must see. If you were anywhere in the area.
3 years ago
Linda
Nice park really nice people. We needed couple days off the road and this was perfect. Park is on a hillside but we didn’t have any issues with leveling. Clean but small laundry. No dog park, however, dogs can be off leash on other side of fence we were advised. We chose to just walk them around the park on leash. Very near to Battle of Big Horn park. We drove through as no dogs were allowed, but still able to see enough.
3 years ago
RMP#49
Immaculate and welcoming. A Mennonite owned and operated campground cared for with pride. The camp workers were friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. At check-in, each guest is given a token for a free ice cream from their small store. Nice touch! They also sell homemade pies, both dessert and vegetable pot pies. I purchased some locally raised grass fed Wagyu ground beef, which I had always wanted to try. The price was $6.00#, the best price I’ve ever seen. Excellent! Mennonites are known for their healthy lifestyle. We stayed 2 nights and had a full hookup site @ $40.00nt, with a 15% discount. We have an Escapee membership. We are self contained so we didn’t use the facilities or the laundromat. We enjoyed our day touring Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument just up the road. I highly recommend this campground!
3 years ago
HD
We were also here during one of the heatwaves sweeping the west as temperatures got up to 113 degrees. We were very grateful to have a comfortable spot to hunker down in. Loved our site, B7, right at the top of the hill with a big tree providing us some shade (w/e only, very little leveling required). The landscaping is lovely with sunflowers planted everywhere and beautiful yellow finches hopping all over. The camp hosts were very friendly and the bathrooms were BEYOND clean! Like I'd be happy to eat a meal in there. The shower pressure was also awesome, just great all around bathroom experience. There are also several lovely short trails branching out from the campground, which made really nice sunset walks. The free ice cream upon check-in was also a nice touch. Not much else in the area besides the Bighorn battlefield, but a great place to chill out for a little bit.
3 years ago
Anonymous
Very friendly staff.. big clean park! Very clean big bathrooms! Fun trails to hike in the big open countryside!
3 years ago
Anonymous
I really wanted to like this place. It was easy to get a reservation via email and it didn't require a security deposit to do such. Its also not one of those yellow shirt parks, which is good in my view. However, I'm sure I'll never be back here for a couple of reasons, the foremost being I don't like parking our trailer on such an unlevel pad as we had. It's dangerous unless you stay hooked up. Basically, most of the lower A row sites are sloping down with the driver side high with leveling jacks fully extended on the passenger side. One gentleman, 2 spots above us, had a mishap unhooking his trailer when the tongue jack slid off his chock and came down on his power cord. There was so much vertical at our door that I had to use a step stool to get to the bottom rung of our fully extended ladder. When I complained to one of the staff about our site, he indicated that there was nothing else available...but, he did offer to assist me in leveling our trailer. I got it done, but still... Checking in can also take a little time as the reception is also the store and the single person checking in arrivals is also ringing up ice cream sales and taking phone calls. No recycling except aluminum cans and their Wi-Fi is nearly nonexistent. I'm not sure how this park received the Campendium Camper Choice Award for 2020 and 2019. However, one cool thing that they do is to allow you to wash your rig.
3 years ago
Anonymous
We were in a position where are plans fell through and we were scrambling for a spot to stay.I called and the owner fit us in. Very nice people. Got here ans realized this was the first rv park we had stayed in 3 years ago this is where we fell in love with Montana was because of this rv park. Not only do the owners take pride in their park but they are constantly making improvements. Full hookups, also partial. Showers, playground, a mountain right above us with a trail. Close to tourist attractions, WiFi is descent and that is important to us because we work from our Rv. The sunsets here you DO NOT want to miss that is what we fell in love with. Because he the park is slightly elevated on a hill you have the best views! You won’t want to leave !!!
3 years ago
Anonymous
We planned to stay one night, but after checking in we requested two more. This was July 4th weekend, and they were extremely busy. The ladies behind the desk worked their magic and found a way to fit us in - wthout us having to move every day. The hosts were wonderful, the check-in ice cream was tasty, and the view is beautiful. Only two downsides. The sites weren't exactly level (step into rig was high but do-able) and it was hot! (Fix that next time, ok?😉)
3 years ago
Anonymous
This place was absolutely amazing and the staff was super friendly. Amazing views, especially if you hike up to the flag. If you are near here, stay here.
3 years ago
Anonymous
Absolutely lovely respite where you are welcomed into this little slice of paradise. Immaculate facilities, beautiful places to watch the Sun set over the hills and plains of Montana. Great owners who take pride in giving their guests a quiet place to recharge. If you’re visiting Little Bighorn battlefield... it’s a must stay!!
3 years ago
Anonymous
Amazing park in the middle of what seemed like no civilization for hundreds of miles. Full hookups, level sites, friendly staff, clean bathrooms, and amazing water. They even escorted us to our spot. They gave us tokens for free ice cream in their shop, which was amazing on a day of 106° temperatures. They had a small selection of board games and DVDs to borrow and plenty of outdoor games which looked they they would have been fun on non-106° days. Would definitely stay here again.
3 years ago
Anonymous
This place is immaculate. Plenty of hot water in very clean bathrooms. Hosts are very nice and helpful. Showers are free. WiFi actually works as advertised
3 years ago
Anonymous
We planned our trip well in advance and found this as a good spot to stay between Yellowstone and Mt Rushmore. We figured it would be a comfortable spot to just stop and relax for 2 nights. Instead, it ended to being one of the highlights. We have 4 kids under 12 and 2 dogs. Our kids loved the hiking trails, the bike rides, sunsets, spacious campground, and the family that runs the park. We were warmly greeted by the office and escorted to our site where they made sure I was parked just right. Then they were always available, but not annoying. My kids made friends with the youngest boy of the family, who showed them all the fun places to explore. We went to Little Bighorn, which is a must for many reasons. The sunsets were beautiful and the park was clean. The bathrooms were so well maintained. I would recommend this park to everyone. It is well worth the stop for at least 2 nights. The sites are large and well spaced with lots of room to run, play or just relax.
3 years ago
Anonymous
Nice big site with irrigated grass, picnic table and grill. Very much nicer than many western RV parks that are just parking lots. This is a campground, even if it is for big rigs. Nicest bathhouse I’ve seen. Laundry too. And trees! Also free internet.
3 years ago
Anonymous
Excellent staff. Nice pull thru sites. Quite campground (except for the usual highway traffic) i believe that there is less traffic noise for site that are closer to the entry where shuberry and hill do a better job of blocking traffic noise. We stayed there to days to detox from all our traveling. They even allow us to was our truck that used to be blue and changed to grey from all the traveling dirt.
4 years ago
Anonymous
7th RV is extremely well managed, maintained and absolutely beautiful. You can really tell the care and thoughtfulness that went into creating this campground. The sunrise and sunsets were also gorgeous as well! The owner, Jamie, graciously helped us with a brake issue with a trailer, which would have otherwise made us end our trip early. Would 10/10 recommend staying here!
4 years ago
Anonymous
Others have pretty much covered this nice new addition to the area, 5 short miles south of the Little Big Horn Battlefield down the frontage road that parallels I90, and then up the hill. Rate reflects no discounts and is high for the hinterlands but seems to be the going rate now. Efficient, friendly customer service that attentively fielded my request for strong wifi. Could have given this 5 stars but opted conservatively for 4, because of just a few things that I consider quite minor and probably would not use anyway: no pool or TV, 3 stackable, smaller laundry washers/dryers (no laundry soap pods) $2.25, and a petty pet peeve -- cannot turn off the small light mounted on the electrical box at each site (I like it dark but maybe this is an unrealistic expectation at an RV park). Not only are the central restrooms spacious, but the shower stalls have nice amenities -- bench and multiple hooks -- and they are squeaky clean. Only about 12-15 of us camped here in early October since they recently extended their closing date to October 20, so it felt very open, and the terracing creates extra privacy. Wifi strong with multiple access points for good coverage. Our site was nicely graveled with an uphill tree and pretty level but required one leveling block on the downhill side, and could not stay hooked up front to back. You can see I90 in the distance down-valley and it is easily and quickly accessible, but mostly can't hear it. All in all, a very nice evening and a good stopping-off point I will remember for future I90 trips.
4 years ago
Anonymous
One of the best RV parks we’ve been too, and we do this full time! The customer service was fantastic. We were greeted by the host at the front and he kindly showed us to our spot. The park is very spacious and open. Gravel spots that were fairly level with a concrete slab and picnic table. Bathhouse and laundry was very clean and spacious. Our spot was super close to the WiFi hub so we actually could use their WiFi to stream neflix at night! There is a train that goes by sometimes but that kind of noise doesn’t really bother us.
4 years ago
Anonymous
The park is immaculately clean and well run by a very friendly family. At check in we received tokens for free specialty ice cream treats. Obviously my kids thought this was THE BEST and given that it was 102 degrees when we arrived, it was a very nice treat after setting up our site. The park has nice terraced gravel sites with small grass patches. There is not a lot of space to hangout next to your site but the common area in the center has horse shoes, frisbees, playground, large covered pavilion clean restrooms and showers. There is also a nice trail at the top of the park that leads to sweeping views of the rolling hills. The WiFi worked for websites but not streaming.
4 years ago
Anonymous
Free ice cream - level campsite - clean showers and bath rooms - shade campsite - Jaime (Owner) leads you to your campsite - full hookup - excellent location to battlefield ð
4 years ago
Anonymous
This nicely run and maintained camp is a great addition to the area. Wonderful hosts who were extremely helpful and understanding of us needing to leave our rig for a few hours extra because of some truck problems. Mature trees provide shade in an otherwise Montana plains location. New Rec room for post Covid camping and (my favorite) free ice cream upon checkin. Great cell coverage and plenty dark to see the peak of the Perseid Meteor showers.
4 years ago
Anonymous
Pleasantly surprised at this family run RV park. Bathrooms and laundry room were immaculate. Sites were nicely spaced apart with grass area, picnic table and grill. Lots of trees for shade that were trimmed to fit rigs so no issue hitting anything. The family members were so courteous and friendly. Our kiddo played at the playground and loved it! The free ice cream was the topping on the cake. We got a discount through Escapees but they also take other memberships like Good Sams. Easy access in and out. Would definitely recommend this place to other RVers. We have a 29 foot Class A and had no issues. Lots of bigger rigs that had plenty of space to maneuver. Just a nice place. Bird houses line the drive for an extra touch. And they have a book exchange which we used.
4 years ago
Anonymous
We stayed just one night, driving back east from MT. The sites weren't level but it didn't take much to get leveled. Very mature trees made for lots of shade and the sunflowers around the park were beautiful. Friendly staff and check-in was easy. The laundry room was small with 2 washers and 2 dryers, and the restrooms were the cleanest I have come across. There is also a short hiking/walking trail up the mountain. Even though the park is right off Hwy 90, you never heard the road noise.
4 years ago
Anonymous
Stayed because we wanted to see the Little Big Horn National Monument and weren’t disappointed. It’s 5 miles away. Made reservation about 2 weeks in advance but had to settle for water and electric only. NO dump station on site. There are a limited number of FHU sites and they get reserved quickly. Overall, it’s a typical “out west” gravel, dusty, not much shade campground. It’s in the middle of nowhere so make sure you have supplies before coming. Would stay again as an overnight only. Google the town name, Garryowen, and find out about it being a private town with 2 residents. It’s for sale if you’ve always wanted to own your own town. (Problem is I’m not sure where it is, exactly!) Ok internet, not good for streaming and drops in and out.
4 years ago
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