National Park
The best camping in Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area, WY
96% (59)
Discover the rugged beauty of Bighorn Canyon's vast landscapes.
96% (59)
Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area adventure.
Top-rated campgrounds in Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area
Black Canyon Campground
1. Black Canyon Campground
100%
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Come one, come all…but only if you’re coming by boat
Barry's Landing & Trail Creek Campground
2. Barry's Landing & Trail Creek Campground
100%
(3)
Get your primitive camping kicks at Trail Creek Campground
Campfires
Picnic table
Afterbay Campground
3. Afterbay Campground
Afterbay Campground is certainly not at afterthought
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water
Medicine Creek Campground
4. Medicine Creek Campground
Spectacular sunsets are par for the course at Medicine Creek Campground
Horseshoe Bend Campground
5. Horseshoe Bend Campground
Red sandstone cliffs and a refreshing lake? You’ll have views of both at Horseshoe Bend Campground
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Top-rated campsites near Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area
Cottonwood Camp
1. Cottonwood Camp
92%
(13)
19mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area · 48 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Cottonwood Camp is nestled under towering cottonwood trees on 17 historical acres, overlooking 3 Mile Access on the legendary Bighorn River. These hallowed grounds are surrounded by 300 wildlife filled acres of Bighorn Canyon National Rec' Area land. Excellent boating, water sports, and additional fishing opportunities are a short 15 minute drive away at Bighorn Canyon Lake.
Our 14 cabins all have a personality of their own with occupancy capacity ranging from 2 all the way up to 18! All feature a fully equipped kitchen + outdoor social space w/ bbq grill.
In addition we have FHU and W/E RV sites and plenty of pitch tent sites that have use of our two bathhouses. Guests are greeted in our full service fly shop that can get you hooked up on a guided trip, shuttle, or drift boat rental.
Whether you want an action packed day on the Bighorn, a relaxing day on the Lake or just wanna escape your day to day to hear the sights and sounds of Big Sky Country, you can't go wrong with Cottonwood Camp!
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
Camp at the Rafter JB
2. Camp at the Rafter JB
100%
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25mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area · 1 site
We have been blessed with this beautiful property and want to share it with others. We have been operating an Airbnb out of the old barn for 6 years now. The barn was the old feed store in Cody and was moved to this property. Buffalo Bill supposedly bought feed from the store. Lovell is known as the Rose Capitol of Wyoming with the climate being perfect for growing roses. The Pryor Mountain Wild Mustangs are just minutes from our place and we almost always see them out there. Starting summer of 2025 we are excited to be partnering with Tangle Ridge Outfitters out of Greybull Wyoming to offer horse trail rides. Ask for how to contact them to schedule your ride. Cody, only 50 miles to the west is a town loaded with history of the old west and features Cody Nite Rodeo every night of the summer from June 1 through August 30 as well as numerous museums and other attractions. Buffalo Bill Museum of the West will keep you busy for a couple of days if you are a museum buff. Just about everyday in the summer, you are likely to see a gunfight on the street in front of the historic Irma Hotel. There is also Old Trail Town, a recreated old west town. Further to the west just 90 miles from here is the East gate of Yellowstone open from the end of May until first of November. Thermopolis with their giant hot springs is just about 100 miles to the south of us. The Bighorn National Recreation is just minutes from Lovell featuring the 3rd Longest Canyon in the United States with breathtaking views of the Reservoir from Devil's Overlook. Further to the east are the Bighorn Mountains where you can frequently see moose, elk, deer and other wildlife.
Learn more about this land:
Traveling in your RV but don't want a traditional "trailer park"? At the Rafter JB you will be the only trailer here, you will enjoy a large landscaped outdoor space which is shared with an Airbnb rental, but there is plenty of room for privacy. You will be away from the main road and can enjoy the pond, fire pit, and bbq grill.
Electrical hookup
Pets
Montana Safari
3. Montana Safari
92%
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39mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area · 7 sites · Tents, RVs
Rolling high prairie, with some views, wildlife, and Texas Longhorns!! Hiking around the property, or on the neighboring square mile of state land. Bring your bicycles, or feet, and have fun!!
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Toilets
Little Bit Acres
4. Little Bit Acres
100%
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44mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area · 1 site
Nestled in decade-old cottonwoods, you will find a cozy cabin. Come and enjoy a simpler life. Breathe the mountain fresh air in the mornings and gaze at the stars at night. The Bighorn Mountains are only minutes away, where you can enjoy hiking, fishing, and wildlife watching. On occasion, you may spot deer, turkeys or other wildlife on the property.
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Sasquatch Sanctuary
5. Sasquatch Sanctuary
95%
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44mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area · 1 site
Learn more about this land:Park your RV/camper on a cement pad close to electrical hookup. We have 10 acres to roam and wildlife that visit regularly. The site also features a view of the Billings City skyline. We are on a gravel drive with pull through and back in parking onto a cement pad. We have electrical hook up but no sweat. Water is possible for a fee.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Pets
Chance, Montana by River
6. Chance, Montana by River
100%
(13)
45mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area · 1 site · Tent, RV
10 miles south of Belfry. Right on the Clark's Fork River. On the Meeteetse trail. Beartoith mtns out front. You can go fishing, take 4 wheelers across Meeteetse trail to Red Lodge. Enjoy the peaceful Ness of just being in the country. Quiet we are 37 miles to Cody wyoming, 25 miles to Red Lodge both have entrances to the Yellowstone park.
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
Medicine Tail Coulee Camp
7. Medicine Tail Coulee Camp
92%
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46mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area · 10 sites
A wilderness camp area by the Little Big Horn River, on Medicine Tail Coulee, on the Battle of the Little Big Horn site, on the Crow Reservation. Things to do:
*Go swimming in the Little Big Horn River
*Arrange for trail rides
*Visit the Little Big Horn Battlefield Museum
*Drive 50 miles to Yellowtail Lake and go fishing on Big Horn River.
Summer events: Battle of Little Big Horn Re-enactment on the 3rd weekend in June, and Crow Fair on the 3rd weekend in August.
Pets
Campfires
Toilets
Pheasant's Hideaway
8. Pheasant's Hideaway
98%
(119)
47mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Come enjoy a quiet night on 2 acres just outside of the busy city of Billings. It feels like country living but is just minutes to downtown shopping and everything else the city has to offer. Located with easy access to the I-90. Stop to rest your eyes or stay a while and enjoy the big city life and rich history of this part of Montana. We have a fire ring for those chilly evenings. 15, 30 and 50 amp electric hookups with Sewer and potable water connections at your site. Most mornings can be greated by pheasants, deer and rabbits. On the lucky occasion one might see an owl. DanWalt gardens just two houses down the road is the best way to enjoy your cup of coffee in the morning.
Pets
Campfires
Full hookups
Lance and Vivian's North Field
9. Lance and Vivian's North Field
96%
(67)
47mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area · 2 sites
We own 4 acres here and operate a Custom cabinet shop on the property.We also live on the property and host an Airbnb out of the bonus room above our Garage.We welcome the idea of having travelers from all over the country stopping by on there way to where ever they may be traveling.Thanks for considering our North field!Learn more about this land:Billings is called the Gateway city to Yellowstone park and the North western Rockies.We have a perfect spot for a quick overnight stay as you head through Montana, right off I90.Easy access for the big campers and a clean flat spot if you are just needing a spot for your tent.You will be able to pull-through as this field is 1 Acre in size.We are close to Downtown and the 5 breweries in that area, along with multiple restaurants.
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Fishing lodge on big horn river
10. Fishing lodge on big horn river
67%
(3)
19mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area · 1 site
Come enjoy this amazing fishing lodge near big horn river in Montana. Our secluded 4 acre facility is an out of the way place but still only a mile from the amazing blue ribbon trout river. Other activities include visiting the big horn reservoir. We offer 3 every sites fully functional with power, water and sewer.
Three mile lodge also has a main lodge, cabins, and laundry facility.
Pets
Full hookups
Wolf Haven Cabins
11. Wolf Haven Cabins
100%
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27mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area · 2 sites
Wolf Haven is 3.5 miles away from town for a quiet and peaceful stay. This property is completely large dog-fenced, so your furry friends can stretch their legs when accompanied by the owner. This property features a private covered deck with a grill, or you can use the fire pit and roast hot dogs or marshmallows. Wolf Haven has private access to public lands so if biking or 4 wheeling is your thing we can accommodate. If you are traveling with horses, corrals are available.
Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. The Lone Wolf Cabin is a short 200 ft walk up the trail from the parking area. The second cabin to be added is cozy and features a log queen-sized bed and a kitchenette with a larger fridge and cooktop. It is located on a peaceful corner of the RH Ranch, away from the noise of downtown, enjoy the sounds of nature as you sip your coffee on your private porch. As with ll our cabins, this one is also dog-friendly.
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Bear Trap Ranch
12. Bear Trap Ranch
88%
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41mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area · 11 sites
High prairie, with incredible views of the Beartooth Mountains. We boarder a hundred square miles of the BLM, (public access lands) We have a stocked pond, where you can set your tent up. There are two bathhouses available for our campers. We have tipis that are available to rent, nightly, weekly, or monthly. Full service hook ups for trailers and RVs. A large fire pit sits in the middle of a lovely green space. We are 2 miles off the main road. There is a stocked pond too!
Pets
Full hookups
Wellknown Buffalo Historic Camp
13. Wellknown Buffalo Historic Camp
88%
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45mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area · 9 sites
You will be camping on historic property- the place where the women and children hid during the Battle of the Little Big Horn. Your campsite faces Sharpshooter Ridge. This valley area was the home of Wellknown Buffalo, a medicine woman and activist who protected and fed Native families traveling along the river between reservations.
Learn more about this historic land:
You'll pitch your tent on the Crow Indian Reservation in the historic valley just below the site of the Battle of the Little Big Horn. This area was part of the battlefield where the women and children camped. Campsites are in view of Sharpshooter Ridge. This business is owned by Native Americans. You will be staying near the Wellknown Buffalo Living Culture Campus and Artists Coop. The property has a gate that is closed at night. You'll find a cafe/coffee house, gift shop, horse activities, bathrooms and showers, and a gathering porch. You are just several miles from Little Big Horn Battlefield National Monument and centrally located for many local adventures, including the Medicine Wheel, Yellowtail Dam, Warrior Trail Highway and Big Horn Scenic Highway. For the less adventurous, there is a cabin loft rental with a full bathroom, 1/2 mile away.
Pets
Campfires
Toilets
Shell Campground
14. Shell Campground
76%
(17)
45mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area · 7 sites
Shell Campground is a small, boutique property 5 miles from Bighorn National Forest. All RV Sites include 50/30/15 amp electric, sewer and water. Wifi is included.
Shell Falls is 9 miles up US Highway 14. Red Gulch Dinosaur Tracksuit is 10 miles away.
Pets
Full hookups
The Grove
15. The Grove
100%
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45mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area · 1 site · Tent, RV
Beautiful 16 acre spread with a River at the bottom and a few rolling hills with a stream that meanders down to the river plenty of good camping spots high and low with great views and lots of privacy. Great place to bring the kids and dogs and feel like your in the wilderness. Grab some gear and come stay a few nights at the Grove.
Pets
Campfires
Full hookups
Bighorn RV Park
16. Bighorn RV Park
23mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area
Nestled in the heart of the Lovell area, Bighorn RV Park stands out as a premier destination for travelers seeking comfort and convenience. Whether you’re on a business trip, en route to Yellowstone National Park, visiting loved ones, or exploring the region's abundant recreational activities, our park offers an ideal retreat for a restful night.
With spacious sites that ensure privacy and tranquility, Bighorn RV Park is designed to cater to your needs. Enjoy our well-maintained amenities, which include clean restrooms, hot showers, and picnic areas perfect for unwinding after a day of adventure.
The surrounding area is rich with natural beauty and outdoor opportunities. From hiking trails and fishing spots to nearby swimming holes, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Plus, you’ll find a variety of local restaurants and shops just a short drive away, making it easy to experience the charm of Lovell. Choose Bighorn RV Park for your next stay and discover the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.
Bighorn RV Park
17. Bighorn RV Park
23mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area
Nestled in the heart of the Lovell area, Bighorn RV Park stands out as a premier destination for travelers seeking comfort and convenience. Whether you’re on a business trip, en route to the breathtaking Yellowstone National Park, visiting loved ones, or exploring the region’s abundant recreational activities, our park offers an unparalleled experience for a restful night’s sleep.
Our campground features spacious sites that ensure privacy and tranquility, allowing you to unwind after a day of adventure. Enjoy the nearby natural wonders, including stunning landscapes and inviting swimming holes, perfect for cooling off during the warmer months. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the variety of activities available, from hiking and fishing to biking along scenic trails.
In addition to our exceptional amenities, Bighorn RV Park is conveniently located near local restaurants and shops, making it easy to indulge in delicious meals or pick up any necessities during your stay. Experience the unique charm of our park and discover why it’s the ideal choice for your next getaway.
City Park Campground
18. City Park Campground
39mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area
Discover the charm of The Bridger Campground, a unique destination nestled at 301 E. Broadway Avenue, where outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy a blend of nature and family-friendly amenities. This inviting campground operates on a "First-come/First-served" basis, ensuring a spontaneous getaway without the hassle of reservations.
For just $35 per night, campers can set up their RVs or trailers at one of the six available hookups, which provide water, sewer, and electricity. Tent camping is also an affordable option at only $10 per night. Each site is equipped with picnic tables, perfect for enjoying meals outdoors while soaking in the serene surroundings.
Families will appreciate the campground's proximity to a swimming pool, playground, and basketball court, making it an ideal spot for both relaxation and recreation. Whether you're looking to splash in the pool or engage in outdoor activities, The Bridger Campground offers a delightful experience for all ages. Come and create lasting memories in this welcoming outdoor haven!
Park County Fairgrounds
19. Park County Fairgrounds
39mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area
Nestled in the heart of Park County, our campground stands out for its serene environment and proximity to breathtaking natural attractions. Spanning over several acres, this facility offers a unique blend of privacy and accessibility, making it an ideal destination for families, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a peaceful retreat.
Our campground features full hook-up sites, ensuring that you have all the modern conveniences while enjoying the great outdoors. Each site is designed to provide ample space and comfort, allowing you to unwind and connect with nature. The surrounding area is rich with opportunities for adventure, including hiking trails, fishing spots, and picturesque swimming holes that are perfect for cooling off on warm days.
In addition to its natural beauty, the campground is conveniently located near a variety of local restaurants and shops. Whether you're looking to grab a quick bite or explore unique boutiques, you'll find plenty of options just a short drive away. With its combination of privacy, amenities, and nearby attractions, our campground is the perfect base for your next outdoor adventure in Park County.
Park County Fairgrounds
20. Park County Fairgrounds
39mi from Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area
Discover the charm of Park County Fairgrounds, where our campground stands out for its unique blend of accessibility and natural beauty. Nestled on expansive grounds, our facility offers a serene escape while being conveniently located near a variety of attractions.
Spanning several acres, the campground provides ample space for guests to enjoy privacy and tranquility. Each campsite is equipped with full hook-ups, ensuring a comfortable stay for all visitors. Whether you're here for a weekend getaway or an extended vacation, our amenities cater to your needs, making your experience enjoyable and hassle-free.
In addition to the peaceful surroundings, the Park County Fairgrounds is ideally situated near stunning natural features, including picturesque hiking trails and refreshing swimming holes. Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty of activities to engage in, from fishing and biking to exploring the local wildlife. After a day of adventure, unwind at nearby restaurants and shops that showcase the best of the local culture.
Experience the perfect blend of comfort and adventure at Park County Fairgrounds, where your next outdoor retreat awaits.
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Angelica
1 week ago
26 ft travel trailer
With kids
Loved the simplicity and ease of their set up. Having full hook ups is a bonus. Beautiful backyard with lots to do for kids.
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Corlene
2 weeks ago
36 ft fifth wheel
We appreciated having full hookup on this maiden voyage of our new to us 5th wheel. We enjoyed the chickens (thank you for the eggs) and the deer and rabbits in the field made us feel like we were out in the woods instead of right in town.
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Sarah
2 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Little Bit Acres
Lisa and her husband have a very special cabin to share! I really enjoyed the space & nature. Even get to see trains passing! That's unusual for me. Peaceful setting in all ways.
I was able to use the toaster oven & mini fridge for my meals & they were perfect.
After camping in a tent for several nights, the cabin was warm & cozy.
Walking across the lawn to use the private bathroom was easy & very nice.
Thank you for a comfortable & Relaxing stay!
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Alex
3 weeks ago
12 ft travel trailer
What a beautiful place to stay with very friendly hosts. Will stay again. Make sure to use Google Maps vs Apple Maps as it takes you down the wrong street. Thanks so much for hosting me!
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Steve
April 2026
23 ft Class C
This is an nice place to stop in Billings. The family provides a nice campsite with full hookups.
I really have no suggestions for them. The camp is out in the county. We saw plenty of wildlife. Such as: pheasants, geese, and deer.
There are two big pluses for bike riders or campers with a second vehicle.
For Bicycles:
1) The city is full of special lanes that make it easy to bike near traffic. Less than 3 miles to downtown. We found a nice art museum, coffee with fresh baked goods. Our knitter found a shop that was well stocked on the level of the Wooly Thistle.
2) There is also an easy way to cross the two highways using Sugar Rd. After crossing go north you ride through country roads to the Jim Dutcher Trail (entrance is at the water works, you can go north or south on the trail). By going south after the overpass you will end up on the frontage road. Keep a watch and you will find the paved north entrance to Yellowstone River park. Once you are in the park keep exploring and you will find more trails on Norms Island which we feel had the best trails.
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Steven
October 2025
Tent
We loved the chance to camp on this historic land. And even more, appreciated learning about the work being done to help the community. Peggy and her family are true peacemakers.
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Ben
October 2025
19 ft Class B
This was our 2nd stay, it's a nice quiet place to spend the night.
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Korina
October 2025
12 ft pop-up camper
We really enjoyed getting know Eric and seeing all the things he is doing to improve his hipcamp. He provided a nice shower and hookups for our trailer. I would 100% stay here again.
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Max
October 2025
16 ft car
Super nice and spacious lawn, great place to pull up and spend the night
See moreBen
October 2025
19 ft Class B
Peaceful quiet night with Robert and Anne. Thanks!
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Audrey
October 2025
Tent
With pets
Beautiful spot right on the river. My dog got along really well with their dogs and little kittens. They have horses as well which was a lovely touch. Gracious hosts and lovely house to shower in. Thanks for the pizza!
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Kathy
October 2025
33 ft fifth wheel
It’s a very quiet spot. You would never think you were in the city! Plenty of room around our camping space, and we loved seeing the chickens out in the yard! Could watch the stars after dark… pretty cool! We will be back! 😊
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Tracey
October 2025
Tent
Spending time at Wellknown Buffalo was a unique experience for us. We left more aware of the history of the local indigenous groups and appreciative of their collective resilience. It was good to know that the profit goes back to support local youth
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Ellodee
September 2025
30 ft travel trailer
This was a wonderful place to camp! We stayed 3 nights and added a 4th. Great views, very quiet, the dogs had room to run off-leash and play ball, and the greeters as we pulled in were a beautiful herd of about 20 Longhorns! We met Megan and her daughter - really nice folks. The road in is gravel but extremely well maintained. We were in a 30ft. pull trailer. Thanks so much to Ryan and Megan!! Great stay!!!
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Jennifer
September 2025
36 ft fifth wheel
With pets
Robert and Anne are great hosts! Both are very sweet and responded quickly to any questions. Hipcamp is close to town, but tucked away in a nice grassy area. Would definitely recommend.
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Karen
September 2025
21 ft Class B
Super friendly! One of the few right in Billings. Private. No fancy anything (water, etc), but perfect for our circumstances
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Alexis&Anthony
September 2025
23 ft campervan
This was a wonderful place to stay the night. The hosts were very communicative and the location is perfect for exploring Billings. I love that they have signage up to help you find where to go. Would definitely recommend this place
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Carolyn
September 2025
With pets
Is was a great location to go to Little Big Horn. The cabin was very clean and bed was comfortable. Being pet friendly was our deciding factor.
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Matt
September 2025
Tent
If you’re looking for a truly unique camping experience while visiting the Little Bighorn Battlefield, this is the place. Just a short distance from the battlefield itself, the campsite is located where more than 2,000 Cheyenne once camped, and where women, children, and elders remained during the historic battle. Staying here offers a rare opportunity to connect with the land and its sacred history. While the site is close to I-90 and the railroad, you won’t find a camping experience this close to the battlefield—and with this much historical significance—anywhere else.
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Cindy
September 2025
26 ft travel trailer
Very nice and tried to help me with the booking. Hook ups went well. Easy from Billings. Could use a table and chairs.
See moreBighorn Canyon National Recreation Area camping guide
Overview
About
You’re going to feel home, home on the range at Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area! With 120,000 wild acres to explore you’ll feed your inner adventurer by hiking to canyon overlooks and past preserved ranches of yesteryear. Most of the camping at Bighorn is free, so make a plan to stay for a few days. You’ll hands down want to hop in the river or some fishing. Bighorn River has world class trout fishing you have to see to believe. Boating in Bighorn Lake causes jaws to drop as cliff faces up to 1,000 feet tower overhead; you might even spy Bighorn Sheep perched on top! A place where not just the deer and antelope come to play, you’re going to feel wild and free in Bighorn Canyon.
Notable campgrounds
- Afterbay Campground - Nestled near Fort Smith, MT, ideal for anglers and boaters.
- Horseshoe Bend Campground - Located in the south district, it offers stunning canyon views.
- Black Canyon Campground - A serene spot perfect for stargazing and wildlife watching.
Tips for snagging a campsite
- Book early, as spots fill up quickly, especially during peak season.
- Check for cancellations regularly to snag a last-minute reservation.
- Consider visiting during the shoulder seasons for better availability.
- Explore nearby camping options for alternative accommodations.
When to go
The best time to visit Bighorn Canyon is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the natural beauty is at its peak. Summer offers warm temperatures ideal for water activities, while winter can be harsh, with some facilities closed or limited.
Know before you go
- Check the weather forecast and prepare for sudden changes in conditions.
- Be aware of any alerts or closures by visiting the park's official website.
- Accessibility varies across the park; inquire ahead for specific needs.
- Remember to carry enough water and dress appropriately for the activities.
- Visitor centers are located in both the north and south districts for assistance.
Reviews for Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area Campgrounds
96%
59 ratings · 29 reviews
Recommends
· October 2025
Beautiful
What a fantastic area! Great trails and awesome views. Fewer bear attacks than I had hoped for, but have my fingers crossed for next time.
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Robert B.
2 reviews
Mixed feelings
· October 2025
Drove up to Meadowlark Lake - was a pretty drive but would much rather camp closer to town. Most campgrounds were closed.
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Patrick J.
2 reviews
Recommends
· September 2025
Very scenic and many trails
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Bob E.
3 reviews
Mixed feelings
· September 2025
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Katie K.
3 reviews
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· September 2025
There are so many great hikes and beautiful areas to explore!
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Karlene O.
2 reviews
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· September 2025
Extremely beautiful.
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Patrick M.
2 reviews
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· September 2025
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John P.
2 reviews
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· August 2025
Beautiful and not crowded
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Eileen K.
5 reviews
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· August 2025
Tensleep
Had a really amazing drive from Buffalo to Tensleep on Hwy 16. Stayed at Tensleep Brewery. A great first to a beautiful drive.
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Jerry P.
5 reviews
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· August 2025
Nice place to spend a day or half day. Wild horses and goats right along the road. Plenty of options in the park. Boat landing to access the water, views of the canyon, beach for swimming and many opportunities to see wildlife.
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Sarah P.
2 reviews
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· August 2025
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Linda S.
2 reviews
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· August 2025
Beautiful landscape & cultural learning opportunities
Brittany P.
16 reviews
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· August 2025
Great place
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Robert P.
6 reviews
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· August 2025
Extremely beautiful to drive through, wish I could have stayed more time.
Juliet P.
11 reviews
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· August 2025
I didn’t realize how beautiful Wyoming is.
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Paul H.
2 reviews
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· July 2025
Don't tell your friends....
It's amazing and beautiful!
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Nt J.
2 reviews
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· July 2025
Look at those rocks!
Gorgeous rock formations and forest. Meadowlark lake was a quiet, a great place to cool off, fish, or even paddle board or kayak.
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Theresa S.
2 reviews
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· July 2025
We drove through on our family road trip and were sad that we didn’t have more time to explore! The views were breathtaking and were definitely planning to come back so we can experience it more.
Bailey B.
13 reviews
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· July 2025
Had a great time at Ten Sleep Brewery.
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Tim P.
2 reviews
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· July 2025
Beautiful place.
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Renee S.
3 reviews
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· July 2025
What a magnificent place to visit if you like to be outdoors. Saw moose each day and incredible off road areas to explore.
Ken D.
2 reviews
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· July 2025
Beautiful
Nicole S.
9 reviews
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· July 2025
Drove through this area which is amazing.
Gary S.
19 reviews
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· June 2025
Gorgeous at this time of year!
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Rebecca N.
2 reviews
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· June 2025
Great campsite.
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Erich B.
2 reviews
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· May 2025
You should see it when it is green, mid May to mid June, because it is breath-taking then.
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Aurora B.
2 reviews
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· May 2025
Beautiful area.
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Jim H.
2 reviews
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· November 2018
Awesome spot. Use the bear lockers.
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Van N.
7 years on Hipcamp
March 2017
This area is very hot and dry so be prepared to stay hydrated while staying here. We used rocks to hold our tent down and got caught in a sandstorm at night. There were more RV's than tents when we went but still had a overhead shelter that created some shade where we put our tent under. There wasn't any privacy besides space between campgrounds but everyone shares a beautiful view. I would suggest to pre-plan some recreational activities like horseback riding or boating to spend your time wisely while in the hot weather.
Jennifer H.
9 years on Hipcamp
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