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Nature enthusiasts and big rig campers thrive at Little Missouri National Grassland, the largest in the country at 1,033,271 acres. It anchors Medora, gateway to Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Call for rates and tap into WiFi, drinking water, and a dump station.
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Write a ReviewNo confirmed full hookups exist at Little Missouri National Grassland. Water, electric including 30-amp or 50-amp, and sewer hookups all show unknown. Campers use the dump station for sewer needs. Drinking water flows from onsite spigots. Phone ahead for any partial hookup options.
Pet-friendliness stays unknown at Little Missouri National Grassland. No data covers size or breed limits, leash rules, or dog parks. National grasslands typically allow leashed pets. Contact rangers to confirm policies and avoid issues on your trip.
Call for rates, as no prices list online. Fees likely cover access to big rig sites, WiFi, drinking water, and dump station. Reservations make sense during peak summer near Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Inquire about nightly or extended stay costs.
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