Great location for Theodore Roosevelt National Park. On the Little Missouri River just off Business 94 in Medora. FHU avail 30/50 amp. Sites are a bit tight, gravel and rocky dirt surface. Picnic tables and built in grills. When not full, management does good job spreading out campers. Fills up weekends. Many overnighters who come for the show. Medora is a cute town worth visiting. The foundation puts on a great prodution called Medora Musical. Singing, music group, theatrical history presentation of the town and its founding. Well worth it at about $50 per ticket. Large (seats about 2800 people open air amphitheater, comfortable seating.
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Medora Campground sits steps from Medora and Theodore Roosevelt National Park, with a frequent free trolley and easy access to town and park attractions. Staff are generally described as friendly, and restrooms and single-room showers are often noted as clean and private; laundry is available though occasional equipment outages were reported. The major tradeoff is site quality: many guests find sites closely packed with little shade or grass, exposed dirt that can get dusty, and utility hookups close to neighbors. The park runs busy during peak season, so expect convenience paired with tight, dusty campsites.
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