Reviews

Carol Hill

Beautiful spot up the mountain with magnificent views . No laundry on site nor bath house. Level site with all hookups. Close to the town of Medora and Theodore Roosevelt National Park south unit.

John Adams

Interesting campground with no on sight personnel. Sites 2-6 can be a little tight but others are spacious. Had an issue with water, called and left message, within 5 minutes had a return call on how to fix. Sites 2-4 can be pull thru if space is left available. MAKE SURE YOU STOP AT MAP POSTED AT ENTRANCE TO LOCATE YOUR SITE. Will definitely help getting to site correctly.

Sandra Allen

RV park close to Roosevelt Nat. park. Sites are very close together, not a place to just spend time at your trailer. Perfect for exploring the National Park. Electric, water, and sewer hook ups.

Cody

For the price you pay, you don't feel much privacy as someone stays below you, hot tub was cold, luke warm, very itchy, plus found a nicotine vape floating in the tub when opened it for the first time, and small only 2 big adults or 4 smaller people can fit comfortably. For the 12 people we reserved they tried to provide only 3 towels and said not to use the towels that were extra in laundry room, none of the TVs worked for watching TV,Netflix,or DVDs. Spider webs on the fans.

Joel Propst

The campground is fairly scenic and a good location, but a bit quirky, as there is no onsight manager. The spots in the middle row (sites 2-8) are fairly level and have decent views, but the spacing is tight. We originally booked site 12, thinking it would have good views as a perimeter site, but it really doesn’t (the hill slopes upward to the south, so you don’t have a great view), and it was so sloped from side to side that we had no chance of getting the trailer level, so we switched to a different site. There also are no amenities at this campground (bath house, laundry, playground for kids, etc), so it seems a bit overpriced. But that said, it still is probably the best option in Medora, as the other two campgrounds don’t get great reviews.

Yorkiemom4052

Sights were tight and fairly level, but it's terraced. Small campground that had hook ups and that's it. We never saw anyone at the CG that worked there.

coddiwompling

I would give it a 4 if it weren't for the layout (pull through spaces are way too tight) and site 2 is not level at all but has the most room and best views. The entry to the sites is awkward but everyone eventually figures it out. The tightness of the sites adds to the problem. No tables but how would one fit? And no real parking at the site but parking nearby works. It is beautiful and peaseful out here. Just a little bit outside of town which is perfect

Jessica Nelson

Great views here. A bit out of town and in the open, our site was against a cabin but views in all other directions were nice. Lay out was a bit odd. No one on site, and the public number just refers you to their email. But your confirmation email has a different number that you can likely reach someone — by the time I realized that we no longer needed anything. Medora was such a fun stop for our family!

Wandering Jeepsy

I was here for 7 days. It's a great location, lil away from the busy tourist town. But the sites are extremely close to each other. When I had a neighbor, I wouldn't let me awning out. There's no bathrooms. And no one works on property. When u arrive, u have 2 check your email 4 which site your at. I watched people come & go in those sites & never saw anyone come & make sure the site was cleaned for the next person.

Brad Doddridge

No frills. Camped next to a cabin. Hot (no shade like most of the region), dusty. But you know what? I liked it there! Campsite was level. Sewer was below my drain, so no playing with the stinky slinky to get stuff down. Power was great. We had days of 98-104 and never had power issues during the “peak” AC hours or ever. I’d stay there again. Boots campground is also close to everything in Medora. No complaints.