Miles City KOA
Open April 15 - October 15
Reserve: 800-562-3909
Reserve: 800-562-3909
Info: 406-232-3991
Info: 406-232-3991
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Check-in: 3:30 pm, Check-out: 11:00 am
Campground Site Map
KOA Journey Campgrounds
KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
Directions
From I-94 take Exit 135, go 2 miles, turn left at the Conoco gas station follow the lake, then turn right on first st. and left on Palmer.
Hwy 59 Southbound, turn right (west) on Palmer, continue 7 blocks to KOA.
Hwy 59 Northbound, take I-94 W to Exit 135 and follow KOA signs.
We are located at 1 Palmer St at 1st street.
LOW CLEARANCE IN TOWN! AVOID BY USING EXIT 135.
PLEASE FOLLOW OUR DIRECTIONS AND NOT YOUR GPS
Use Exit 135 from I-94. Cross the new bridge and turn left on 3rd, then left on Palmer St.
WINTER MONTHS (NOV 01- MAR 31): WE ARE CLOSED. OPEN ON APR 1st IF WEATHER PERMITTING. PLEASE CALL (406) 232-3991 TO CONFIRM OPEN STATUS.
Get Google DirectionsLocal Area Attractions
Use the Miles City KOA as a base camp as you discover all the rich history our area has to offer. Visit the Range Riders Museum just a mile a way! If you like art, go check out the Custer County Art Center or the Water Works Art Museum both a mile away from the campground. Check out the neat restaurants, shops, and bars five blocks away!
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. If you would rather drive, there are many neat, historic houses farther down Main Street. For more information contact the Miles City Chamber of Commerce at 877-632-2890.
Bluegrass Festival
The Miles City Bluegrass festival is held at the Miles City Fairgrounds every third weekend in September. To see entertainment at it's finest make plans to attend now.
For more information call Gloria Tucker at (406) 234-2480
Bucking Horse Sale
The World Famous Bucking Horse Sale has been an annual event here in Miles City since 1950. Tradition of the Old West is alive and well here in Eastern Montana located in the small town of Miles City. This action-packed four day sale debuts some of the best bucking stock in North America. Spectators have fun watching bear back riding, bronco riding, and bull riding. Fun continues at the sale during the live concerts, street dances, bucking horse sale exposition, and the parade.
The Sale is held at the Miles City Fairgrounds in May.
For more information please call: (406) 234-2890
Local Fishing
There are many places to fish in and around Miles City including the Tongue River, right on the campground. In the Tongue River there are catfish, walleye, goldeye, and the occasional bass. Three blocks down the dike road is the Yellowstone River. In the Yellowstone river you can catch many walleye, catfish, northern pike, and smallmouth bass. Two miles away is Spotted Eagle lake.
More fishing information is available at the Fish & WIldlife office, three-quarters of a mile away.