Cowbelles Corral

Overview

Cowbelles Corral offers a welcoming and authentic Montana experience for RV travelers passing through the heart of the state. Located in the charming town of Roundup, this park provides a quiet atmosphere where visitors can enjoy the expansive skies and natural beauty characteristic of the region. It functions as a well-maintained home base for those wanting to explore the rural landscapes of central Montana without the crowds found in more tourist-heavy destinations.

Location & Surroundings

Situated along the Musselshell River valley, the park sits in a prime location for those traveling between Billings and the northern reaches of Montana. The surrounding landscape features a mix of rolling hills and rugged rimrocks, offering a serene backdrop for your stay. Its proximity to Highway 87 and Highway 12 makes it an exceptionally convenient stop for long-haul travelers who need easy access to main thoroughfares without sacrificing the peace of a rural setting.

Amenities & Park Features

The park is designed with modern convenience in mind, featuring spacious full hookup sites that provide water, sewer, and electrical service. Many of the sites are pull-through configurations, which accommodate larger motorhomes and fifth wheels with ease. The park features the following amenities:

• Reliable 30 and 50 amp power hookups
• Level gravel pads for easy setup
• Pet-friendly environment for travelers with dogs
• Picnic tables at individual sites

The grounds are kept tidy and well-organized, ensuring a comfortable and hassle-free stay for all guests.

Nearby Attractions & Things to Do

Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to do within a short drive of the park. The nearby Bull Mountains offer opportunities for hiking and wildlife viewing, while the Musselshell River is a popular spot for local fishing. History buffs can visit the Musselshell County Museum to learn about the local coal mining and ranching heritage. For those who enjoy small-town charm, the historic downtown Roundup area is just minutes away, offering local eateries and shops.

Who This Park Is Best For

This park is ideally suited for independent travelers and big-rig owners who value efficiency and quiet nights. It is a perfect choice for those on a cross-country journey looking for a reliable stopover with clean facilities. Because of its peaceful nature and proximity to nature trails, it also appeals to retirees and outdoor hobbyists who prefer a slower pace of life while exploring the scenic beauty of the Treasure State.