Glendive hugs the Yellowstone River in eastern Montana, drawing RV travelers for Makoshika State Park's badlands and dinosaur fossils. Camp here to hike rugged trails, fish trophy walleye from Bell Bridge, and uncover prehistoric wonders. Our directory spotlights 14 RV parks that launch your badlands adventure.
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Glendive anchors eastern Montana with Makoshika State Park's dramatic badlands, where fossil hunters unearth T. rex bones along Flippen Trail. The Yellowstone River roars past town, offering prime spots like Bell Bridge for walleye and sauger fishing. Frontier Gateway Museum showcases massive skeletons and pioneer artifacts from the area's ranching past.
Green Valley Campground fits groups and pet owners with 50-amp hookups, dump station, and rates from $22/night. Glendive RV Park & Campground delivers WiFi for digital nomads starting at $36/night. Makoshika State Park Campground immerses hikers in badlands with 30-amp and 50-amp sites priced $12 to $50/night.
Glendive shines for Makoshika State Park's dinosaur fossils and badlands. Hikers tackle trails like Pivot Table, spotting ancient bones amid colorful cliffs. The Yellowstone River fuels fishing from Bell Bridge, while Frontier Gateway Museum displays T. rex skulls and local history. These draws pull adventurers year-round.
Find top spots at Green Valley Campground, Glendive RV Park & Campground, and Makoshika State Park Campground. Green Valley sits just outside town with 50-amp and group sites. Glendive RV Park offers WiFi near downtown; Makoshika provides badlands access with full hookups.
Yes, Green Valley Campground explicitly allows pets alongside 50-amp hookups and group sites. This park starts at $22/night and includes a dump station for easy stays. Other parks like Makoshika State Park often welcome leashed pets in outdoor settings.