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Terry, Montana has several RV campgrounds with full hookups for overnight and extended stays. Small Towne RV Campground provides 4 sites with electric, sewer, and water hookups in a well-maintained grassy area with both pull-through and back-in options. Terry RV Oasis, located at 510 Yellowstone Street, offers 16 full-hookup sites operating seasonally from April 15 to November 15. Both parks accommodate big rigs with 50-amp service, though Terry RV Oasis features more amenities including showers and restrooms. Sites throughout these parks are generally well-spaced with gravel surfaces. "Clean and well cared for. Excellent wifi. Host is super nice! Spaces are well spaced and the grass is well cared for. About half pull through and half back in."
The region's RV campgrounds typically fill quickly during summer travel season, particularly on weekends. For travelers continuing east, Makoshika State Park Campground near Glendive offers RV sites with electric hookups though no sewer connections or dump station on-site. According to one visitor, "There's no dump station at the park, nor in Glendive, so you have to drive to Miles City or Wibaux to dump." Most parks in the area accept pets and provide trash disposal, though availability of propane and laundry facilities varies significantly between locations. Cell service is generally reliable near Terry, with several reviewers noting good connectivity. Water quality may be a consideration, as one Terry camper noted the local water has high iron content, appearing cloudy and brown, though it remains potable. Travelers planning an RV camping stay near Terry should book early in summer and confirm dump station access before arrival.
"Excellent wifi. Host is super nice! Spaces are well spaced and the grass is well cared for. About half pull through and half back in. Close to 94, so some highway noise."
from $25 / night
"No wifi. Could only get 2 channels for tv. Quiet rural area."
from $45 / night
Check Availability"The showers were hot, clean, and private. This is a perfect stop to use the full hookups for a night while traveling through. Even without WiFi, you get solid amenities for what you pay."
"Bathrooms were clean and spots are wide! Our T-Mobile Wi-Fi was pulling 200 Mb/s! So that was a plus"
"Quiet RV park. The new owner is doing a lot of work leveling sites and putting in new infrastructure. Has full hook ups, a laundromat, and a shower. Close to a nice convenient store and restaurants."
"We pulled in after 9:30PM and the owner met us to show us our site and get us checked in. Sites were level, easy to pull through and setup quickly, however were close together. "
from $45 / night
Check Availability"Place was clean and well kept but like a typical RV park spaces were pretty much right next to each other."
"Great staff close to lots of trails and west Yellowstone entry"
"We stayed in site 12, which was rated as an RV campsite, it was pull through, but the hosts said mainly they use that area of the campground for tents with the RVs across the street (RV sites 1 - 9). "
"This was one of several sites up a winding steep but paved road where trailers are not allowed. We had a very private site #20 with our own clean private vault toilet and garbage can."
from $28 / night
Check Availability"Most sites are walk in from parking area. No sites right on the river, though plenty of trees and shade . There is a large covered patio with barbecues, suitable for large gatherings."
"Located just outside the town of Miles City. Matthew’s Recreation Area is a great little spot. It has 3-4 FCFS campsites with tables and fire rings."
from $60 / night
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LegendThere's a number of different spots. All which can be very private, depending on where you choose to stay. Little stream runs through the area down to Yellowstone and the view is very, very nice. I think there's at least a 1/2. A dozen of us here. All the spots are exposed, so the summer would be brutally warm. But you have the water to play in. There are toilets and trash.
RangerI arrived on a Monday afternoon. One other person was camping. 7 day limit camping. There are a number of spots with a fire ring and picnic table. I counted 7 spots but I might have missed a few. The grass had been mowed and area clean. No dumpsters but No trash. Let's keep it that way. One pit toilet. Very clean when I checked. No potable water. The river was running slow and shallow. Lots of mosquitoes. I would stay atsin
GuideDo NOT rely on the online booking system as it is not used/accurate. Call or text to confirm availability. Squishy sites. No picnic tables. One flush toilet and a shower. Not an ideal stop but covered the basics in an area with few options.
TravelerStopped for one night 07/19/26 without a reservation, while traveling west on HWY I94 in our 30' RV pulling a motorcycle trailer. Exit #213 HWY 16 north 1/2 mile to Green Valley Ln. Hard to find as the sign on HWY 16 is illegible. The place looked deserted with the exception of 3 seasonal campers, a couple of abandoned campers, and a delapidated trailer house. The only people we saw during our stay was an elderly lady leaving one of the seasonal campers, and a group of MT WIldlife & Fisheries biologist, who had staged their boats and equipment at the campground for a Paddlenose Sturgeon survey they were conducting on the nearby Yellowstone river. The grounds may have been mowed this season, but was littered with downed branches. It was obvious that this campground has been neglected for many years, and gets very little use by local, and transient campers alike. The previous owners were an elderly couple, and the current owner is an elderly man (or so we were told). It has potential under new (younger) ownership, and an infussion of $$$ and labor. We used the 30A power to run our AC during the evening without any issues, but didn't use the water or sewer (but they were there). Payment is cash on the honor system, paid through a slot on the office building door ($30 for site w/elect). Why did we stay? I was too exhausted to drive any further. Would we stay again? NO.
TravelerThe owner was very welcoming! No frills campground with everything you need for a comfortable stay. Free single shower and restroom, large 24hr laundry, full hookups and a gas station near by.
GuideThis location was perfect way stop on our trip east. It was easy to find and level. These spots are great to roll into, make a quick dinner, have a propane fire, call it a night, and the catch some amazing sunrises right down the the road.
GuideThere are 2 gravel lots right when you pull in, if you have a big rig or low clearance car, stay there. Going further, the road is pretty rough and steep. Half way down the road, there is a lot and another at the end. As well as a gate, possibly leading to more spots? I saw lots of broken glass and bullet shells. Overall it was very peaceful and a gorgeous spot. Would come back.
GuideLocated just outside the town of Miles City. Matthew’s Recreation Area is a great little spot. It has 3-4 FCFS campsites with tables and fire rings. Our site (not numbered) is the first site off the parking lot area, nestled along the feeder creek and the river. It is convenient, clean, includes vault toilets and some sites have grills. There is even one large group camp site.
GuideSpent 2 nights here. Other than the occasional train was nice and quiet. Plenty of space. Nicely maintained grounds and pit toilets.
Eastern Montana near Terry sits at an elevation of around 2,235 feet in the Northern Great Plains. The area features badlands topography with sandstone formations and rolling prairie. Summer temperatures often exceed 90°F, while winter nights frequently drop below freezing, creating distinct camping seasons and considerations for RV travelers planning stays at Terry, Montana campgrounds.
Explore the Yellowstone River: The Yellowstone River flows near several campgrounds in the region, offering fishing and rock collecting opportunities. At Miles City KOA, campers can take "a quick hike down to the Yellowstone River where there is great rock picking and it's the perfect spot to cool off in the middle of a hot Montana summer."
Visit Terry Badlands: Located approximately 10 miles northwest of Terry, these dramatic formations make for excellent day hiking. The badlands feature colorful rock formations, wildlife viewing, and fossil hunting opportunities. One visitor to Makoshika State Park Campground noted the area's unique appeal: "You can actually walk through the hills and on top and around. There were rabbits appearing and disappearing."
Check out local museums: The Prairie County Museum in Terry showcases regional history and is within a short drive of most campgrounds. A visitor to Terry mentioned the convenience of exploring local attractions: "Near museum and shops. You can walk most everywhere."
Quieter overnight stops: Several campgrounds in the area serve as peaceful alternatives to busier locations. At Horse Creek RV and Trailer Park, campers appreciate the "Great secluded campground. Full hook up for $45. Showers included. Not fancy just convenient."
Affordable full hookups: Budget-conscious RVers have noted the reasonable rates at Terry's RV parks compared to other Montana destinations. One camper mentioned "Excellent value for going to see the Terry Badlands and Mikoshako. $25/night for full hook ups."
Wildlife viewing: The natural setting around Terry provides opportunities to observe local wildlife. At BLM Mathews Recreation Area, campers enjoy a "scenic location by the river side with boat access" with opportunities to spot local birds and wildlife.
Seasonal considerations: Most campgrounds around Terry operate seasonally, with limited or no winter services. Campgrounds in the area typically close or reduce services between mid-November and mid-April.
Limited services in smaller towns: Terry has basic services but larger towns offer more amenities. One reviewer noted "There's no dump station at the park, nor in Glendive, so you have to drive to Miles City or Wibaux to dump."
Campground occupancy patterns: Summer weekends fill quickly at most RV parks in the region. At Small Towne RV Campground, visitors note that sites are "well spaced and the grass is well cared for. About half pull through and half back in." Reservations are strongly recommended during peak season.
Water quality concerns: Several campgrounds in the region report mineral-heavy water. One camper mentioned "The water in Terry has a lot of iron, I'm sure it's potable, but it looks cloudy and brown."
Consider parks with playground facilities: Some campgrounds in the area offer family-friendly amenities. At Big Sky Camp & RV Park, families appreciate that "The showers were hot, clean, and private" and one reviewer mentioned the availability of "a pool, a small playground and a grass area for tents."
Look for educational opportunities: Makoshika State Park Campground provides opportunities for kids to learn about dinosaur fossils. A visitor noted "Makoshika State Park has a Triceratops on the sign, how can you not get excited about checking it out! Kids would love this park."
Check for swimming options: During hot summer months, water access becomes important for families. One camper at Miles City KOA described "a very nice taken care of campground" with "a great little heated pool, playground and dog park."
Road access considerations: Some campgrounds have specific routing requirements for larger rigs. At Miles City KOA, travelers are advised to "Pay attention to the directions given to get into the campground as there is an 11' clearance bridge in town."
Hookup availability: Most RV campgrounds near Terry offer full hookups, but electrical capacity varies. At Makoshika State Park Campground, one RVer noted "The campground is non-electric, so remember that if you like to run your AC when it is 100+!"
Connectivity needs: Cell service varies throughout the region. One RVer at Small Towne RV Campground reported "Excellent wifi" while others mentioned spotty service in more remote locations, noting "Verizon service limited to none" at certain campgrounds.
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