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Cow Belles Corral Campground is located near Roundup, Montana, featuring flat terrain with open spaces and scattered trees. The area experiences temperatures ranging from the 20s in winter to the 80s in summer. Nearby attractions include the Musselshell River and the Roundup City Park, offering opportunities for fishing and picnicking.

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LOCAL FAVORITES PRESENTED BY

Otter Creek Fishing Access

1 hr 44 min away

Spring Creek

1 hr 46 min away

Drive Time

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49 min from Billings, MT
2 hrs 34 min from Bozeman, MT
2 hrs 51 min from Great Falls, MT
3 hrs 2 min from Helena, MT

Location

Cow Belles Corral Campground is located in Montana

Directions

From Jct of Main St & E Second, E 0.5 mi on E Second/at Fairground (L).

Address

4-H Rd
Roundup, MT 59072

Coordinates

46.44027773 N
108.53168818 W

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Drive-In
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Tent Sites
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Features

For Campers

ADA Access
Trash
Picnic Table
Toilets
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Pets
Fires

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Sanitary Dump
Pull-Through Sites
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owen T.

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Reviewed Nov. 17, 2023

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Quiet. Close to the musselshell river. Some town traffic. Non camping traffic.

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RaD_Travels

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Reviewed Jul. 15, 2023

Quiet and Shaded

7/13/-7/14/2023:

We stayed 1-night. It is a quiet park with a lot of space where the RV camp sites are not identified. Instead, there are open grass spaces between trees to park even the largest of RV’s. We had no trouble finding adequate space for our 34’ fifth-wheel trailer. There is a water faucet near the restroom and another at the far end of the campground. There are two restrooms but one was closed with an outhouse blocking its entrance. The other was pretty dirty, had a flush toilet but no door on the stall, and although there is running water a sign above the sink states“NON POTABLE WATER NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION”. There is a large dumpster near the restrooms and I only saw one stone fire pit in the park although there may be others. There is a sign warning of the potential of falling branches. The campsite is free, but there is a sign asking for donations, which we did.

Although the restroom was pretty sketchy (I wouldn’t use it) it was otherwise a nice little park and we would stay there again. Just FYI, the name of the campsite shown in searches come up with a few variations of Cow Belles Corral: Compendium and The Dyrt show the name with Belles, Google with Bells, the Musselshell County website as both Belles and Bells, and sign entering the campground as Cowbelles Corral campground. Verizon wireless had 5G: 4-bars, 4G: 4-bars and 4G throughput measured 22.6Mbps down and 12.7Mbps up.

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Month of VisitJuly

Terra J.

Guide

Reviewed Jan. 29, 2021

Very lovely city camping

We enjoyed one night of winter camping here while passing through. There weren’t any amenities during winter, but it was quiet and private if you are a self contained vehicle. The steakhouse around the corner was also delicious and convenient. Nice stream next to camo sights.

Frequently Asked Questions

What amenities does Cow Bells Campground in Roundup, Montana offer?

Cow Belles Corral Campground in Roundup offers basic amenities in a quiet, spacious setting. The campground features a convenient water spigot and is situated close to the Musselshell River, providing a peaceful natural environment. While amenities are limited, especially during winter months when the campground operates with minimal services, the location offers privacy and tranquility. A notable convenience is the nearby steakhouse, which provides a delicious dining option within walking distance. The campground offers open grass spaces between trees, making it suitable for various camping setups while maintaining a natural feel.

How far is Cow Bells Campground from Billings, MT?

Cow Belles Corral Campground is located in Roundup, Montana, which is approximately 50 miles north of Billings. The drive typically takes about 55-60 minutes via US-87 N, making it a reasonable distance for a day trip or as a first stop when heading north from Billings. The location offers a quieter alternative to staying directly in the Billings area while still being close enough for convenience. For campers planning activities in both locations, the distance is manageable for day excursions.

Are RV rentals available at or near Cow Bells Campground in Roundup?

Cow Belles Corral Campground does not offer on-site RV rentals. The campground itself accommodates RVs with spacious, open grass areas between trees that can fit even large rigs up to 34' fifth-wheels with no difficulty. For RV rentals, check with rental companies in Billings (about 50 miles away), as they're more likely to offer rental services. Contact local Roundup businesses or the Roundup Chamber of Commerce for potential nearby rental options, though services in smaller towns like Roundup are typically limited compared to larger cities.

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