This park surprised us. As you pull in you go past an old mobile home park and start to think uh-oh but then you get to the park. Very large entry road with clean looking facilities. Turns out the above mentioned mobile home park is not at all related to this place. We are about 65 feet long and were put into a back in that was the easiest back-in I have ever entered. The site was also perfectly level with a nice grass area and picnic table. They have an ice cream social as noted in the other review. We checked out the KOA up the street and were very glad we stayed here. This is the nicest place in the area. There is a fuel station directly across the street and the diesel pumps line up as a straight shot when you pull out. Verizon 3G and 4G were solid and fast. We paid about $37 per night. We will return.
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📖 About This Campground
Grandview Camp & RV Park in Hardin Montana offers RV and tent camping with primitive to full hookup sites near Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument. A family-owned park with long and wide pull thrus and easy to access back-in RV sites (huge paved street for maneuvering). Sites are level packed gravel with grass yards. Grandview is open seasonally with ice cream socials in the evening, a small putting green, classic pool table, book exchange, rec room, and clean restrooms and showers. Sites are available for both short and long term stays. Wifi and 44 channel cable TV available at each site.
Hardin Montana is located 40 miles east of Billings MT at the intersections of Interstate 90 and MT 47. The adjacent Crow Reservation there are abundant opportunities to learn about the storied past of native cultures in this area of the country. A popular destination is the Big Horn County Historical Museum where much of the area history is on display in a highly rated environment. 15 minutes south on I-90 takes you to the famous Little Big Horn Battlefield National Monument where General George Custer led his "Last Stand". Also you have access to fishing along the Big Horn River (a blue ribbon river).
Located across the highway from the park is the community center with indoor pool and outdoor walking trail and ball courts. There are 3 public parks located throughout the town. Within walking distance is a Redbox, fuel station, restaurants, casino, and trading post.
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Fairly level large gravel sites. On the west side of town within minutes of stores, restaurants and fuel. Very friendly hosts and ice cream service almost every evening in the game room pavilion for a $1.25 per generous scoop. Convenient to the Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument. The Bighorn County Museum is just east of town and worth a look. Not much else around. Only a mile or so off I-90. No road noise, but expect some railroad noise as the freights blow horns at the grade crossings near town between 6am and midnight.