Laurel, Montana, draws anglers to the Clarks Fork Yellowstone River for prime trout fishing. Families flock here for the raucous Home of Champions rodeo each June. Base your RV at Pelican Campground or Riverside Park; nightly rates start at $19 and put epic outdoors within reach.
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Laurel straddles the Clarks Fork Yellowstone River, 15 miles west of Billings. The Western Sugar plant towers over fields of beets, a nod to the town's ag roots. Crowds cheer bucking broncos at the annual Home of Champions Parade and rodeo on Main Street. Drive five minutes to Pictograph Cave State Park for ancient rock art and bison hikes.
Pelican Campground fits couples and solo explorers from $28 per night along the river. Riverside Park pulls in groups and pet lovers with spacious sites, pull-through access, and pet-friendly policies for $19 to $30 nightly. Launch from either into river floats, local diners, or Billings breweries.
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Laurel thrives on sugar beet farming and the Home of Champions rodeo. The Western Sugar plant processes crops from surrounding fields. Each June, Main Street fills with parades, bronc riding, and fairground fun; it crowns the town's ag spirit and draws 10,000 visitors.
Pelican Campground and Riverside Park top the list in Laurel. Pelican starts at $28 nightly with river proximity. Riverside offers $19 to $30 rates, group sites, pull-through spots, and pet access right on the Clarks Fork Yellowstone.
Yes, Riverside Park welcomes pets on leashes. It pairs pet policies with group sites and pull-through access for $19 to $30 per night. Pelican Campground focuses more on quiet river camping without noted pet rules.