Custer, Montana, draws RV campers to the wild banks of the Yellowstone River for trophy trout fishing and uncrowded adventures. Three top parks—The Fort at 49 RV Park Campground & Restaurant, Captain Clark, and Manuel Lisa—deliver riverside sites with modern comforts. Park here to launch floats, chase cutthroats, and soak in Big Sky solitude.
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Custer hugs the Yellowstone River southeast of Billings, where anglers hook rainbow trout from rocky shoals and cottonwood groves. Fly fishers flock to pools near the Fort Custer Road bridge. History echoes at campsites named for Lewis and Clark allies like Captain Clark and Manuel Lisa, steps from gravel bars where traders once camped. Local ranches dot the hills, and the Little Bighorn Battlefield lies an hour west for Custer's Last Stand tours.
These RV parks make ideal bases for river rats, families, and groups. The Fort at 49 RV Park Campground & Restaurant fits families with 50-amp hookups, pet-friendly sites, water connections, and a restaurant; nightly rates hit $42 to $50. Captain Clark targets groups with pull-through spots and pet allowances. Manuel Lisa suits campfire lovers and pet owners in its group-friendly layout.
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Custer, Montana, stands out for Yellowstone River trout fishing and frontier history ties. Anglers target rainbows and cutthroats from riverbanks near town. Sites honor Lewis and Clark figures like Captain Clark and Manuel Lisa, while the Little Bighorn Battlefield draws history seekers an hour away. Small-town vibes mix with ranchlands and wildlife sightings.
Find three solid options: The Fort at 49 RV Park Campground & Restaurant, Captain Clark, and Manuel Lisa. These cluster along the Yellowstone River for easy access. The Fort at 49 adds 50-amp hookups and a restaurant; Captain Clark and Manuel Lisa offer group sites and pet-friendly vibes.
Yes, all three directory parks—The Fort at 49, Captain Clark, and Manuel Lisa—allow pets. Bring your dog to riverside sites for walks along the Yellowstone. Expect leash rules and waste stations to keep spots clean for everyone.