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The best camping in Rosebud Battlefield State Park, MT
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The best camping in Rosebud Battlefield State Park, MT
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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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Karen
October 2025
23 ft Class B
With pets
Beautiful views and enjoy the plentiful mule deer wandering the ranch. Daryl is a great host and always responded quickly to our messages. We would definitely recommend staying on Daryl's ranch
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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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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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Bruce
September 2025
40 ft travel trailer
What an amazing opportunity to be lost in the grasslands of Wyoming, with not a soul insight other than horses, prairie dogs, antelope and deer. Hiked up the hill in the morning and surprised two doe and two bucks who stared at me from fifteen feet until they hopped off. Water and electricity as advertised with nice flat spot for camper. A short ride into Sheridan which has a wonderful Main Street, and looking out at the Big Horn Mts as the sun sets. Couldn’t ask for more. Host very responsive to any questions!
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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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Barbara
September 2025
25 ft Class C
With pets
Very convenient to the Little Bighorn Battlefield. The showers and the laundry service were conveniently located. We appreciated Laurie’s assistance!
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austin
September 2025
With pets
One of my favorite spots I stayed at on my roadtrip from Texas. Would definitely come back. It’s in a quiet and beautiful location still by a couple good towns with lots to do.
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Annette
September 2025
1 night at Little Bit Acres
Very sweet & cute little cabin with the amenities. Loved the llama greeting in the morning.
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Amber
September 2025
With pets
It was such a delight to take a very last minute reprieve in such a beautiful, bucolic place. My cat, Jiji, and I enjoyed the nature sounds and the relaxing chug of the train (we normally live in the city!). Lisa and Nate were very nice.
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Amy
August 2025
22 ft Class B
Loved the privacy on this ranch. It was great to allow our dogs the freedom to roam and you can take a little walk. The sunset was spectacular. We would recommend.
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Eric
August 2025
22 ft Class C
With pets
We loved the peace and quiet of the campsite. It was easy to find and get settled in for the night. We enjoyed watching the Prairie dogs, horses and Cattle. The sunset was amazing. Wish we could've stayed longer than one night.
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Brenda
August 2025
27 ft travel trailer
With pets
We enjoyed two nights here. Plenty of space, pretty views.
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Theresa
August 2025
3 nights at Little Bit Acres
Such a cute place! Lisa put a lot of love and effort into it. The shower and bathroom is new and just a short walk 30 sec walk from the cabin. The sounds of cows and nature was really beautiful at night. There is a train that runs several times in the night, earplugs might be helpful for those that are not used to trains. I only stayed one night but Lisa was very accommodating.
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Kelli
August 2025
Tent
We loved rooftop tent camping on Daryl’s land. Gorgeous views, horses grazing nearby, and the entire place to yourself. We would definitely camp here again!
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Forrest
August 2025
Tent
Group trip
The hospitality of Peggy and her crew was amazing. They went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable. It was the perfect location to what we wanted to do. Thank you for the experiences.
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Karina
August 2025
Tent
With pets
Stunning camping spot on vast Wyoming ranch. Total isolation and bucolic beauty.
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Hannah
August 2025
Tent
We loved tent camping here. Lots of open space and wildlife surrounding the site, didn’t see any people. Beautiful views and very quiet
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Thomas
August 2025
Tent
With pets
Peggy and Mila were so welcoming and generous during our stay. The experience with them at their camp as they set up for Crow Fair was truly a once in a life time experience! The tipi was great and we really enjoyed learning about the history and culture of the Crow from the stories everyone shared. They went above and beyond in accommodating us and we would love to come back to stay anywhere with Peggy and Mila again!
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jessica
August 2025
20 ft campervan
With pets
This place was heaven on earth! We had a wonderful time (once we found it) 😜 we had everything that we needed with us so didn’t need water or power but they are there.
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The best camping in Rosebud Battlefield State Park, MT guide
Overview
About
For those seeking an immersive experience in the historical outdoors, camping near Rosebud Battlefield State Park is an excellent opportunity to experience history in the great outdoors. This vast stretch of rolling prairie in eastern Montana, recognized as a National Historic Landmark, bears the scars and stories of a fierce conflict from yesteryears.
Here, on June 17, 1876, the Battle of Rosebud took place, a significant event leading up to the infamous Battle of Little Bighorn. Also known as “Where the Girl Saved Her Brother” among the Northern Cheyenne, this intense eight-hour clash is still studied by U.S. Armed Forces for insights into military strategy and the role of local terrain knowledge in combat situations.
Just a stone's throw from the battlefield is the Kobold Buffalo Jump, a cliff once utilized by Native Americans. Peppered with petroglyphs, this site adds a layer of mystery and ancient culture to your camping adventure. A brief hike will lead you right to these awe-inspiring marks, providing an intimate encounter with history.
For campers, history buffs, and explorers alike, a Rosebud Battlefield State Park camping trip is a chance to step back in time, experience untouched nature, and discover stories engraved in stone and soil. Make your way here to combine an appreciation for history with the allure of the great outdoors.
When to go
The best time to visit Rosebud Battlefield State Park is during the warmer months, from late spring to early fall, when the weather is pleasant for outdoor activities. Winter can be harsh, with snow limiting access to trails and amenities.
Know before you go
- Check for any special restrictions or closures before your visit, as conditions can change due to weather or conservation efforts.
- Remember that the park is day-use only, so plan your activities between sunrise and sunset.
- For your safety, be aware of the presence of rattlesnakes and adhere to the leash law for pets from April 1st until the opening day of upland game bird season.
- Bring water and supplies, as the park is remote and undeveloped, with only vault toilets and picnic tables available.
- Respect the sacredness of the site and the privacy of adjacent private lands, including the Crow Indian Reservation.
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