Terry RV Oasis · A few blocks from the hotel
RV park and tent campground in Terry, MT, a quarter mile off I-94
Shady, grassy sites at the corner of Custer and Yellowstone, with full hookups and room for big rigs. From the owners of the Kempton Hotel.
Usually open mid-April to mid-November, weather permitting. Call ahead to check before you travel.
Online booking shows the hotel’s rooms and the RV Park Trailer. For RV and tent sites, call to reserve.
The sites
Three kinds of site, mostly pull-through
14 RV sites and 6 tent sites under shade trees. Most RV sites are pull-through, so there’s no backing a long rig in after a day on the interstate.
- No. 1
Standard RV Site
A roomy pull-through site with full hookups: water, sewer and electric.
- No. 2
Premium RV Site
A shaded site with full hookups and a picnic table, close to the shower house and restrooms.
- No. 3
Tent Camping Site
A grassy tent site with use of the shower house and restrooms.
Hookups & amenities
What’s at the campground
- Water, sewer and electric at full-hookup sites
- 30 and 50 amp service
- Cable TV hookups
- Mostly pull-through sites; rigs up to 45 ft have stayed
- Shower house and restrooms
- Campfires and barbecues in the fire rings and grills
- Pets welcome on a leash
- Shade trees and grass
Good to know
- When are you open?
- Usually mid-April to mid-November, weather permitting. Call ahead to check before you travel.
- Can I bring a big rig?
- Yes. Most sites are pull-through, and motorhomes up to 45 feet have stayed comfortably.
- Are dogs allowed?
- Yes, on a leash. Please clean up after them.
- Is it quiet?
- It's a quiet, shady spot at the edge of town. You may hear a train in the distance now and then.
- Wi-Fi and laundry?
- Ask when you call and we'll tell you what's available during your stay.
From campers
“Spacious sites, green grass, clean bathrooms”
“We camped here for 3 nights so we could explore the Terry Badlands and Makoshika State Park. It was perfect! Lots of shade, fantastic hosts and reasonable price. Terry is a great little place to explore and get away from the packed camping areas. Can't wait to stay here again, we enjoyed it that much!”
“Perfect little site after a long drive. Clean, quiet, good price with full hook up, bath and shower room. Not many sites but we had a pull through. TERRY is a quaint little town with a great gas station/c store close to I94”
“After many miles of driving and several dusty, disappointing "parking lot" campgrounds, we lucked out and found spacious sites, green grass, clean bathrooms and a very nice campground host. Would definitely stop again.”
From camp
Badlands, river access and hunting country, all close by
- Terry BadlandsButtes and sandstone northwest of town, for walks, drives and photographs
- Calypso Trail and recreation areaPublic BLM land and trail near Terry
- Evelyn Cameron GalleryPhotographs of frontier ranch life around Terry, in town
- Fishing accessFallon Bridge, Kinsey Bridge and Bonfield fishing access sites
- Moss agatesLook for Montana moss agates, a stone the area is known for
- Bird and big-game huntingBook early for hunting season
More on the area in our guide to Terry, and on hunting season.
Rather sleep indoors?
The Kempton Hotel is a few blocks away
The same owners run the historic Kempton Hotel on Spring Street, open every night since 1902. It’s handy when the weather turns, when part of the family would rather have a bed, or when you’re travelling without the rig.
Finding the campground
At Custer and Yellowstone, just off I-94
The campground is about a quarter mile from the interstate, a few blocks from the Kempton Hotel.