Theodore Roosevelt National Park

North Unit! North Unit! North Unit! What a beautiful place. The southern unit is nice but, that's where the tourists go. If you want no crowds, plenty of wildlife, and stunning landscape, head to the north unit. We planned to stay a night or two and wound up staying for 5. The generator noise stops at 8pm (yay!) and you are left to simply enjoy the night sky. Be prepared to be awoken by bison traveling through the campgrounds, they are everywhere. Of all the National Parks we've visited, this one ranks in the top 5.

$20 per car to get into the park Nice wildlife loop drive (~35 miles). Beautiful scenery...saw prairie dogs, bison, an antelope and a wild mustang. Worth the trip!

Gorgeous national park! We saw lots of bison, prairie dogs, turkeys and even a coyote! We couldn't find a hotel nearby due to the oil drillers on our cross country trek, but had camping gear with us and decided to stay here in their campground on a whim. It was a fabulous decision! The bison heard walked through the campground as we were setting up and awoke us doing the same in the morning. Certainly a once in a lifetime sort of experience!

Stunning place. I'd say go to the north unit, but you'll be stuck in oil patch traffic getting there.

Love this park, saw a couple of bison, cactus, had a nice hike, beautiful.

Our family of 6 stayed one night in the south loop site 31. Good pull through spot as our motor home pulled a short trailer. Room for both. Partially shaded site. Semi private no hook ups. Went on the wildlife loop saw buffalo, prairie dogs and wild horses. Went on the ridge line trail was a good shorter hike with the kids. Lots of height climb in the beginning but then it levels off. Saw a band of wild horses on the trail.
Would definitely go back.

RV Drivers:
Skyline Vista has decent RV parking. I added a photo of the (South Unit) map as their was NOT enough room at the South Unit Visitor Center for us to stop and ask.

Also the south loop is CLOSED (Aug 2021) - with expectations to not open until 2025 according to the Ranger I spoke to (road closed due to catastrophic rockslide damage).

Beautiful park!

We took a family road trip to Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Yellowstone, and the Grand Tetons, and TRNP was our favorite part of the whole trip. The hiking was wonderful and the views spectacular. We loved it! We saw prairie dogs and buffalo. There were a lot fewer tourists compared to the other parks we visited on our trip. It was a park we'd love to go back to someday.

We loved our day in TRNP. Spent most of our day driving the scenic loop ( FYI, as if today part of the loop is closed so you just turn around and drive back out) we saw tons of Bison, a few wild horses, prairie dogs and amazing scenery! Loved it. We bought an America the Beautiful National Park pass so entry was free. Rangers at visitor center were helpful. Didn’t do the ranger tour, but walked through Teddy R. Maltose Cabin, neat. All around, would highly recommend it!!

We will be back, and make sure to spend more time exploring this amazing park. The herds of wild mustang were the high point for me. The hiking trails are so well maintained, and even in blistering heat there were options. The museum and visitors center (south) were excellent.