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YNP & River Basecamp

Ken and Debbie DeGraaf purchase the land and built the house in 2004

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Our home is located in Emigrant, Montana. We are approx. 34 miles from YNP and less than 10 minutes to the nearest Yellowstone River access. As the name implies, our campsite provides a convenient "basecamp" for exploring YNP or experiencing the Yellowstone River through Fly Fishing or water sports such as kayaking, white-water rafting, canoeing and or SUP. Our campsite provides the perfect retreat after hiking and experiencing Yellowstone. After spending the day doing whatever you please in Paradise Valley or the surrounding areas, come back to your campsite and relax in the hot tub and prepare dinner on the BBQ & amp; Star Gaze. In Emigrant, there is a bank and a post office as well as a bakery and a BBQ restaurant and The Old Saloon. Additionally, there is a small gas station, laundromat and a general store.

We offer 20Amp electrical-hook up.  We do offer water hook up through a hose. The nearest dump station is 1/2 hour in either direction (Gardiner or Livingston). There are NO on-site outdoor SHOWERS or BATHROOMS, you must be totally self-sufficient in that area.  Ken Leaves for work Sun.- Thur. around 4:00 AM. We also rent a room in our house, so other guests may be on site.

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2023 rains = mosquitoes!  Don't book if you don't like bugs.  You will not be refunded for acts of nature.  

I've been at this for 13 years.  Please ask questions before booking.  

We live on 40 acres of my husband's grandfather's original 160 acre homestead.  We are the only ones still farming.  They rest of the family have either sold off their land for big bucks or have built homes on it. We enjoy sharing our little piece of paradise in the Gallatin Valley.  

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Miner Creek Campgrounds & Camper

Nestled on 60 acres you'll find a private campground in a cottonwood grove on the creek. Across the driveway nestled in the willows you'll find a vintage camper in a private setting near the creek.  Further down the gravel driveway you'll find one last campground that is tucked way back in a secluded cottonwood grove.  The campgrounds and camper are just 5 minutes to the charming historic downtown of Livingston and the Yellowstone River, 20 minutes to Bozeman and an hour to Yellowstone National Park.  Dogs are welcome, as long as they are friendly to other dogs. Our dogs freely roam the property.

The Miner Creek Campground 1 has a picnic table, fire ring (bring your own firewood), two hammocks, solar lighting, a small portable charcoal grill (bring your own charcoal) and an outhouse. 

The vintage camper (about 40 yards away but out of sight) has running water, a 4 burner cooktop, outdoor seating, table, solar lighting, small outdoor grill and fire pit (bring your own charcoal and firewood) and an indoor toilet and shower.  The parking areas of the two independent sites are across from one another but the camping sites themselves are out of view from one another.  Although you can car camp at the Campground 1, please note that the camper parking spot is just off the driveway, and not across the creek where the tent site, picnic table and fire pit are located.  

The "Not for the Faint of Heart" campsite, is just that!  It's a 1-2 minute hike from the parking spot on an uneven trail through the trees.  It has a fire ring (bring your own firewood), two camp chairs, solar lighting, a small portable grill (bring your own charcoal) and a small portalet.  Do NOT rent this tent site unless you are ready,  to explore and do not need to be close by your car.  Make sure you arrive before dark because although the trail is lit by solar lights even with headlamps it can be tricky to find your way through the trees. The trail is tight and uneven and closed-toed shoes are highly recommended.  The creek is not right by the tent site like it is in the "Creekside Oasis" campsite.  There is a small break in the bushes that gives creek access. 

For all sites we recommend storing your food in your vehicle overnight.

Winding, wooded trail to campsite.  A shorter trail is right off the parking area if you don't mind crossing the creek on a log bridge.

Montana Red Devon Ranch

Montana Red Devon Ranch is owned and managed by Kiril Sabo(age 17), his brother Riley(age 20), and his mother Jenny Kahrl. The boys were raised on the ranch from birth.  We have chosen Red Devon cattle for their history (originally from Devonshire England, Devons arrived in North America with the first English settlers!), their docility, and their gourmet beef.  Our cattle eat only grass, hay, and forages, as Nature intended.  We manage our land to protect wildlife and clean water for all, to improve soils, preserve open space, and feed hundreds of our neighbors.  All our grassfed beef is sold within 50 miles of the ranch.We also have a deep commitment to sharing our love of land and animals with our community, both near and far.  We have hosted international visitors from France, Russia, Japan, Brazil, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and many many Americans.  Jenny Kahrl speaks French fluently.We hope to share our love of this land and its riches with many visitors, for it is only by knowing where our food originates that we can appreciate each farm and farm family for their work to feed America and the world.

Looking downhill past a couple of Devon bulls, at the Hay Shed Campsite in the middle distance.

Your view from the Hayshed Campsite.  A stunning July afternoon.

Summer fields.  The Hay Shed camp site is under the cottonwoods in the background.

A winter view of the ranch hayfields, cattle, and the Tobacco Root Mountains.

A brand new Red Devon calf and his proud mother.  Calves arrive mid April to late May each year. 

By October, camping is cooler, big game seasons opens, and our calves have grown!

Our Hay Shed in late winter, still full of hay.  Tobacco Root Mountains behind.

Gallatin River Getaway

This property has been a farm and ranch since 1863 it was used as a stage stop for travelers going to the gold fields in Bannock and Virginia City Montana. Come check us out.We offer two private campsites on the Gallatin River near Logan, Montana, 1/4 mile apart on a working farm and ranch. Ranch also is located below ATT and Verizon cell towers. Five minutes from entrance gate to interstate ninety. We are thirty minutes from Bozeman, six miles from Three Forks, MT, three miles from Headwaters State Park (Headwaters of the Missouri River), 12 minutes from the Copper City Mountain biking trails, 20 minutes from Lewis and Clark Caverns, eight miles from Madison Buffalo Jump. Yellowstone National Park is two hours south of the property. Easy full recreational access to the Gallatin River, including fishing if you follow Montana FWP rules and regulations. Gallatin River is a blue-ribbon trout stream and there are four additional blue-ribbon trout streams that are within close proximity. Inhabited by most major indigenous species of Montana, except bison and mountain goats. This is a working farm and ranch and equipment and activities related to the operation should be expected also a train runs close to property. Host lives on the property and is available to contact. 

View of Campsite (Gallatin River along tree line)

Deer in Gallatin River seen from Campsite

Picnic table located west of the arena in a potential camp spot. 

Music Festival at the Bridge

Learn more about this land:Open range spots. It is a concert site for Rockin the Rivers and Headwaters Country Jam. The site has limited shade available, but has great views of the Tobacco Root Mountains.  It is approximately 1 mile from the Jefferson River where you can float, fish and boat. It is 3 miles east of the Lewis and Clark caverns where there is hiking and a tour of the State Park. 20 mins to Norris Hot Springs, approximately 1 hour to Virginia City.  15 min to Three Forks which has a Golf Course, restaurants, bars, and parks.  15 min to The Madison and Gallatin Rivers. Warning: this is a very dry year. Please no fires or throwing of cigarettes. Any spark can start a fire. Also rattlesnakes are present this time of year please have awareness of your surroundings. I wanted to add more information about this site. This site is primarily used as a concert venue and will have debri such as porta potties, flags, beated down grass, and old building from use for festivals. This will not be the pristine campground with lush grasses and streams. I want to be transparent to what this site has to offer. It has open spaces, mountain views and remnants of a concert festival ground. This concert ground is in AS IS condition when a festival is not happening. Thank you and Rock ON!

Ariel photo of the arena and camp spots. 

Enterance: gate by the bridge and Rockin the Rivers sign. 

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