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Roundup City Park

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Roundup City Park is located near Roundup, MT, and features flat terrain with open spaces. Temperatures range from lows around 20°F in winter to highs near 90°F in summer. Campers can explore the nearby Musselshell River and visit the Roundup Central School Museum for local history.

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Roundup City Park is located in Montana

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46.45000078 N
108.53700028 W

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50 min from Billings
2 hrs 36 min from Bozeman
2 hrs 50 min from Great Falls
3 hrs 4 min from Helena

owen T.

Guide

Reviewed Nov. 17, 2023

Roundup montana

Not sure this is an actual campsite

Sitedidn't stay

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owen T.

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Reviewed Nov. 17, 2023

Round up city park

The Google map directed me to the park. I couldn't see how to park nor could I determine if it was pay to stay

SiteI didn't stay

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Judy T.

Legend

Reviewed Nov. 24, 2020

One of few campgrounds in this area

We stayed here one night while traveling on Highway 12. This is a city park in Roundup, a small town along with a string of smaller towns along Highway 12. It is called Cow Bells

The cost is by donation that you place in a pay station near the entrance. There are flush toilets, a little dated but clean and functioning. There is a dumpster for your trash near the restrooms. I believe this is the campground for the Musselshell Rodeo.

The sites are spread out with picnic tables. You are sheltered by huge cottonwoods. While it was windy while we stayed, none of the branches fell. We were there mid September when the cottonwoods turn gold.

This was a godsend to us as we tried Deadman’s Basin but there were signs warning of rattlesnakes. Also, there was little shade there. There are few other public places to camp and in this part of Montana there is little public land.