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Manuel Lisa

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Manuel Lisa is located near Custer, MT, and features flat terrain with access to the Yellowstone River. Temperatures range from lows of 20°F in winter to highs of 85°F in summer. Campers can explore the nearby Pompeys Pillar National Monument and the Bighorn River for additional outdoor activities.

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Location

Manuel Lisa is located in Montana

Coordinates

46.14458732 N
107.46466755 W

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LOCAL FAVORITES PRESENTED BY

Dead Swede

2 hrs 15 min away

Trail Creek/Barrys Landing - Bighorn Canyon National Rec Area

3 hrs 23 min away

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52 min from Billings
2 hrs 41 min from Bozeman
4 hrs 4 min from Helena
4 hrs 11 min from Great Falls

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Access

Drive-In
Park next to your site
Boat-In
Sites accessible by watercraft.

Site Types

Tent Sites
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Standard (Tent/RV)
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Features

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Picnic Table
Phone Service
Toilets
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Fires

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Chaz C.

Scout

Reviewed Jan. 8, 2023

Sweet Little Spot

If you’re just staying for the night, it’s great. It’s FREE! Go down a short gravel road and pass a semi-maintained pit toilet. It looked great when I visited!

Further down the road there are two fire rings on your left. About 100 ft from each other. If you’re using just one tent there is a spot right on the river bank! I wish I had seen it the night before. There’s also some room on the right under the bridge.

The noise from the cars & the boats in the morning is the only bad thing. But it’s not terrible and I slept fine.

Saw a huge eagle looming over everything across the river.

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Judy T.

Legend

Reviewed Nov. 25, 2020

Montana FAS campground

This was down a gravel road situated by the I94 bridge over the Bighorn River. We took what looked to be the main site with picnic table and fire ring. There may have been more sites especially under the bridge. There was a small but clean vault toilet but no garbage. Thankfully, the traffic on I-94 is light so the noise was negligible. We had a view of the river nestled against the ubiquitous cottonwoods. The site is free. We were there in late September 2020 in a pop up truck camper.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Manuel Lisa Campground from Pompeys Pillar National Monument?

While specific mileage isn't detailed, Manuel Lisa Campground is relatively close to Pompeys Pillar National Monument, making it a convenient base for visiting this historical landmark in the region. The campground's position near I-94 provides good access for travelers exploring historical sites in this part of Montana. Consider using this free campground as an economical overnight option when visiting the monument.

Where is Manuel Lisa Campground located in Custer County, Montana?

Manuel Lisa Campground is situated along the Bighorn River in Custer County, Montana, positioned near the I-94 bridge that crosses the river. The campground is accessed via a gravel road that leads down to the riverside area. Its location provides convenient highway access while offering a scenic riverside camping experience.

What facilities and amenities are available at Manuel Lisa Campground?

Manuel Lisa Campground offers basic facilities including a small vault toilet that's generally well-maintained. The campground features at least two designated camping areas with fire rings and a picnic table at the main site. No garbage service is available, so campers should plan to pack out all trash. This is a FREE campground with minimal amenities, perfect for self-sufficient campers looking for a simple overnight stay. The campground appears to have multiple potential sites, including some possibly located under the bridge.

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