Baker lures RVers to its badlands horizon and oil patch grit. One park, Badland Development RV Park, starts at $35 per night and launches you into adventures. Park here to fish Baker Lake, hike Medicine Rocks State Park's hoodoos, and feel Montana's raw east.
Baker anchors Fallon County in eastern Montana, birthplace of oil booms that shaped its tough spirit. Medicine Rocks State Park, 25 miles southwest on MT-7, stuns with 100 concretions like alien mushrooms, sacred to Native tribes. Baker Lake, five miles north, yields walleye and perch. Fallon County Fairgrounds host July rodeos and parades that pack Main Street.
Badland Development RV Park serves as your outpost amid this rugged turf. Oil crews snag full-hookup sites from $35 nightly for quick work stays. Road trippers and hunters base here for day jaunts to badlands digs and deer hunts in the breaks.
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Baker stands out for oil production and Medicine Rocks State Park's bizarre concretions. This Fallon County seat boomed with energy in the 1950s, still powers rigs dot the plains. Campers chase fossils nearby, fish local lakes, attend Roughrider Days rodeo in summer.
Badland Development RV Park lists in Baker with sites from $35/night. Full hookups suit long-term oil workers and short-stay explorers. It anchors the town's one-directory option near US 12 and Main Street.
Yes, Badland Development RV Park welcomes pets on leash. Owners enjoy walks near badlands trails and Baker Lake. Check rules for breed limits during peak oil season.