Theodore Roosevelt National Park bursts with badlands canyons, thundering bison herds, and free-roaming wild horses along the Little Missouri River. Juniper Campground delivers affordable sites from $9 a night right inside the park's South Unit. Base your RV here to chase sunrises over Wind Canyon and bike the Maah Daah Hey Trail.
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Theodore Roosevelt National Park preserves the rugged landscapes that shaped our 26th president during his ranching days in the 1880s. Bison thunder across prairies near the park's three units: South, North, and remote Elkhorn Ranch. Spot prairie dogs in Skyline Vista or hike the short Buckhorn Trail through petrified forests and cottonwood groves. Wild burros roam the North Unit's Oxbow Overlook.
Juniper Campground suits tent campers and small RVs craving primitive beauty in the South Unit. Dry camp here without hookups, but relish vault toilets, drinking water, and picnic tables amid ponderosa pines. Families chase junior ranger badges by day; solitude seekers stargaze at night. This spot anchors drives on the 36-mile Scenic Loop.
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Theodore Roosevelt National Park is known for badlands scenery, bison herds, and wild horses. Presidents Roosevelt ranched here in the 1880s, inspiring his conservation legacy. Prairie dogs chatter from burrows, while bighorn sheep scale cliffs in the North Unit. Explore three units split by the Little Missouri River for diverse hikes and wildlife views.
Juniper Campground is the RV park in our directory near Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Located in the South Unit, it offers primitive sites from $9 a night with no hookups but access to water and toilets. Ideal base for park exploration, it fits small RVs and tents amid badlands views.
Yes, pets are allowed at Juniper Campground if kept on a six-foot leash. National Park Service rules ban pets on trails but permit them in campgrounds and picnic areas. Pick up waste to protect wildlife like bison and prairie dogs.