Stan Burnett

This is a beautiful free boondocking area near the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The roads are all good. When entering the boondocking area, there is the circle to the left which has room for about three rigs. Passing the circle, there is a knoll on the left that has room for a big rig. Continuing on, there is a road on the right leading to a ridge. There is room up on the ridge for six comfortably. Further down the road, there are four more sites on the right side. The last one is at the fence and is gorgeous, but you would have to go through the gate to get turned around. There are no signs on the gate, so there is no problem going through and you can even camp on the other side of the gate as there are a couple of sites and no sign banning camping in the area.

Great base to use for visiting Medora and the National Park. Don't pass up hiking the Petrified Forest trail just north of this area, it is amazing and we saw lots of bison on that trail. Great Starliink speeds.

This campground is truly amazing. As it was off season, it was mostly empty. Our site was nice and level and felt private as we were the only ones on our little road. I would guess that when it is full, it wouldn't feel so private. Great hiking in the area and the old resort town of Elkmont is not to be missed. Bathhouses were nice and clean, There is a very small store at the entrance for those things that you may have forgotten.

Be prepared for generator noise. Some of the people either don't read the hours or don't care about the hours. Solar was ineffective due to the trees and sun angle this time of year.

Starlink worked in our site despite the trees, but there are sites on the south end where it would have worked better.

This is a beautiful free boondocking area near the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The roads are all good. When entering the boondocking area, there is the circle to the left which has room for about three rigs. Passing the circle, there is a knoll on the left that has room for a big rig. Continuing on, there is a road on the right leading to a ridge. There is room up on the ridge for six comfortably. Further down the road, there are four more sites on the right side. The last one is at the fence and is gorgeous, but you would have to go through the gate to get turned around. There are no signs on the gate, so there is no problem going through and you can even camp on the other side of the gate as there are a couple of sites and no sign banning camping in the area.

Great base to use for visiting Medora and the National Park. Don't pass up hiking the Petrified Forest trail just north of this area, it is amazing and we saw lots of bison on that trail. Great Starliink speeds.

This campground is truly amazing. As it was off season, it was mostly empty. Our site was nice and level and felt private as we were the only ones on our little road. I would guess that when it is full, it wouldn't feel so private. Great hiking in the area and the old resort town of Elkmont is not to be missed. Bathhouses were nice and clean, There is a very small store at the entrance for those things that you may have forgotten.

Be prepared for generator noise. Some of the people either don't read the hours or don't care about the hours. Solar was ineffective due to the trees and sun angle this time of year.

Starlink worked in our site despite the trees, but there are sites on the south end where it would have worked better.

This is a beautiful free boondocking area near the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The roads are all good. When entering the boondocking area, there is the circle to the left which has room for about three rigs. Passing the circle, there is a knoll on the left that has room for a big rig. Continuing on, there is a road on the right leading to a ridge. There is room up on the ridge for six comfortably. Further down the road, there are four more sites on the right side. The last one is at the fence and is gorgeous, but you would have to go through the gate to get turned around. There are no signs on the gate, so there is no problem going through and you can even camp on the other side of the gate as there are a couple of sites and no sign banning camping in the area.

Great base to use for visiting Medora and the National Park. Don't pass up hiking the Petrified Forest trail just north of this area, it is amazing and we saw lots of bison on that trail. Great Starliink speeds.

This campground is truly amazing. As it was off season, it was mostly empty. Our site was nice and level and felt private as we were the only ones on our little road. I would guess that when it is full, it wouldn't feel so private. Great hiking in the area and the old resort town of Elkmont is not to be missed. Bathhouses were nice and clean, There is a very small store at the entrance for those things that you may have forgotten.

Be prepared for generator noise. Some of the people either don't read the hours or don't care about the hours. Solar was ineffective due to the trees and sun angle this time of year.

Starlink worked in our site despite the trees, but there are sites on the south end where it would have worked better.

This campground is truly amazing. As it was off season, it was mostly empty. Our site was nice and level and felt private as we were the only ones on our little road. I would guess that when it is full, it wouldn't feel so private. Great hiking in the area and the old resort town of Elkmont is not to be missed. Bathhouses were nice and clean, There is a very small store at the entrance for those things that you may have forgotten.

Be prepared for generator noise. Some of the people either don't read the hours or don't care about the hours. Solar was ineffective due to the trees and sun angle this time of year.

Starlink worked in our site despite the trees, but there are sites on the south end where it would have worked better.

This is a beautiful free boondocking area near the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The roads are all good. When entering the boondocking area, there is the circle to the left which has room for about three rigs. Passing the circle, there is a knoll on the left that has room for a big rig. Continuing on, there is a road on the right leading to a ridge. There is room up on the ridge for six comfortably. Further down the road, there are four more sites on the right side. The last one is at the fence and is gorgeous, but you would have to go through the gate to get turned around. There are no signs on the gate, so there is no problem going through and you can even camp on the other side of the gate as there are a couple of sites and no sign banning camping in the area.

Great base to use for visiting Medora and the National Park. Don't pass up hiking the Petrified Forest trail just north of this area, it is amazing and we saw lots of bison on that trail. Great Starliink speeds.

This campground is truly amazing. As it was off season, it was mostly empty. Our site was nice and level and felt private as we were the only ones on our little road. I would guess that when it is full, it wouldn't feel so private. Great hiking in the area and the old resort town of Elkmont is not to be missed. Bathhouses were nice and clean, There is a very small store at the entrance for those things that you may have forgotten.

Be prepared for generator noise. Some of the people either don't read the hours or don't care about the hours. Solar was ineffective due to the trees and sun angle this time of year.

Starlink worked in our site despite the trees, but there are sites on the south end where it would have worked better.

This is a beautiful free boondocking area near the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The roads are all good. When entering the boondocking area, there is the circle to the left which has room for about three rigs. Passing the circle, there is a knoll on the left that has room for a big rig. Continuing on, there is a road on the right leading to a ridge. There is room up on the ridge for six comfortably. Further down the road, there are four more sites on the right side. The last one is at the fence and is gorgeous, but you would have to go through the gate to get turned around. There are no signs on the gate, so there is no problem going through and you can even camp on the other side of the gate as there are a couple of sites and no sign banning camping in the area.

Great base to use for visiting Medora and the National Park. Don't pass up hiking the Petrified Forest trail just north of this area, it is amazing and we saw lots of bison on that trail. Great Starliink speeds.