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Miles City KOA
- 1 Palmer Street
- Miles City, MT 59301
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From I-94 take Exit 135, go 2.4 mi turn L on 4th, 2 blocks to Palmer turn L, 4 blocks to KOA.
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This campground under a majestic stand of more than 50 mature cottonwoods is near the juncture of the Tongue and Yellowstone rivers.
This campground under a majestic stand of more than 50 mature cottonwoods is near the juncture of the Tongue and Yellowstone rivers and just six blocks from the downtown of this historic High Plains cow town. Take a downtown walking tour to see many frontier buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Among them, see the Olive Hotel where "Gus" died in the epic frontier miniseries Lonesome Dove. Campers fish in the Tongue River (license required), swim in the heated pool, play horseshoes and relax in the social room as they surf the Web. Miles City's Range Riders Museum, at the site of old Fort Keogh, showcases a replica fort. The Custer County Art & Heritage Center includes 19th century Native American photos by Edward Curtis.
Limited Services are Available during the month of April, until the middle of May.
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Campground Amenities
Campground Activities
Fishing - Nearby in the Tongue and Yellowstone Rivers
You can fish for anything from catfish, to bass, to walleye.
Hunting
Miles City is at the center for antelope, white and mule deer hunting.
Golfing
You can golf at the Miles City Town and Country Club. It is open to the public. It is a 9-hole cottonwood shaded course with contours to challenge any golfer.
Agate Hunting
Agate hunting is available along the banks of the Yellowstone.
Tennis
Public tennis courts 3 blocks from campground
Local Attractions
Range Rider Museum
At the museum you will find true local history, everything from a collection of over 400 guns to replica of Fort Keogh. It includes nine different buildings housing thousands of articles, as well as a Charles M. Russell Gallery.
Custer County Art Center
Here you'll find western art at its best. The Center is open year round. Free admission. See the Custer County Art Center online for more details.
Miles City’s Many Buildings on the National Register of Historic Places
Take the self-guided walking tour and see the likes of the old Montana Bar and the Olive Hotel where "Gus" died in Lonesome Dove. For more information contact the Miles City Chamber of Commerce at 877-632-2890.
Quiet Campground
Days Drive to Yellowstone or Glacier National Parks
Shade
We have 70 cottonwoods over 50’ tall - a rare thing in an eastern Montana campground.
Close to Shopping and Restaurants
Heated Pool
Range Rider Museum
At this museum you'll find true local history, everything from a collection of over 400 guns to replica of Fort Keogh.
Miles City’s Many Buildings on the National Register of Historic Places
Take the self-guided walking tour and see the likes of the old Montana Bar and the Olive Hotel where "Gus" died in Lonesome Dove.
Upcoming Events
World-Famous Bucking Horse Sale - 3rd Full Weekend in May
Three days of rough stock action, block dances, parade, trade show, wild horse races, barbecues and street dances on Friday and Saturday nights. Come join this gathering of wild or undomesticated horses, cowboys and stock contractors. Reservations for the Bucking Horse Sale have to be made by calling the campground directly at 1-800-562-3909 or (406) 232-3991.
July Events
VFW 4th of July Fireworks - July 4 (three blocks from campground).
Eastern Montana Fair and PRCA Rodeo - Last Weekend in August
An old-fashioned county fair and Pro Rodeo.
14th Annual Miles City Bluegrass Festival
Music On Wings. September 16th, 17th and 18th, 2011. Saturday 11am - 9pm, Sunday 10am - 5pm. Eastern Montana Fairgrounds, Miles City, MT. For more information call 406-234-2480 or 406-853-1678.
