7th Ranch RV Park

Tokens for free ice cream when we checked in were just the start of the friendly nature of the park. We were supposed to have 2 nights here, but an unexpected repair delayed us. Staff were extremely kind about the modification. Site was roomy and fairly level. Nice to walk around the campground in the evening, and up a rise with a bench at the top. Starlink worked without a problem. Would definitely stay again.

Verizon speeds were good at 32 Mbps download and 7 Mbps upload with a roof mounted antenna.

We stayed here for one night after seeing the state of the Crow RV parking up the road. Fortunately, they had room for us. A portion of the access road is dirt, but it's in good shape. Everything seemed well maintained. No issues with electrical wiring or water.

Good views of the surrounding rolling plains and tons of birds.

We arrived in our 38’ Super C with Tow - were given tokens to come back to the store and get free ice cream; super nice extra! We were escorted to our site and helped with parking. Staff was extremely helpful and friendly. Park was immaculate. Roads and sites were heavy gravel, we were in the electric and water only section so we didn’t have very much grass. Worse part of the entire experience for us was we had absolutely no shade on our site (the tree was maybe 7’ tall and small). Sun beats down on your door side of your RV until sunset. That was miserable; even awnings didn’t provide shade due to the direction/angle. We arrived in the late afternoon and ended up having to sit inside with A/C on. Once sun was setting temperatures (which were about 90 during the day) cooled down enough to allow a walk for the dogs and trip to get our ice cream. This was the only place (so far) on our trip we had to run A/C all night. Park had ample room to navigate a large rig (there were those bigger than ours). Staff was completely accommodating in allowing us a delayed checkout as we went to The Little Big Horn Battle site first thing in the AM and we knew we wouldn’t get back to leave by 11 am. Battle site is a must do and probably why most people come here (it’s just 5 miles down the road). There is a few RV parking spaces near the visitor center so if you plan to use them you need to be there when they open at 8 am as they filled up very quickly. Due to the very hot temperatures we left our RV at this site to ensure our pets were in A/C. Couldn’t say enough good stuff about this place. The full hook up sites looked nicer - most had mature trees providing shade (as we could see people sitting outside). Highly recommend you go the FHU route to enjoy that if you are visiting in the summer.

Adorable place with the friendliest staff and people. Sites are nice with space. And the views from the walks are amazing at night. Bit of road noise and train noise but doesn’t bother me. The bathrooms and showers are spotless and showers are free. Plus they have coffee and give everyone free tokens for ice cream when checking in. Really an adorable place and very close to Little Bighorn.

Very nice spot at the end of our travel day. Check in was quick and easy. Host was very helpful and very polite! Site was great. Camp was not full and they seemed to take care to spread campers out to provide even more space.Bathroom/showers are large and very clean. Great safe area to walk with the dogs after a travel day. Very quite. Would definitely stay again.