Boots Campground

Small sites with no tables, no room for camp fires, and outdoor sitting on the side of the road. Large rigs crowded in. Our neighbors had five dogs that yelped all night. No on site manager.
The only reason for two stars and not one was that services worked well. If you want a campground with full services in Medora this is for you, but spend your time in the park and not in your camper.

This campground feels like your in the middle of the park! Mountain View’s all around. Easy to get into spot number 5. Some of the lots are in strange places. Full hookups but no bathroom on site. The spots are right on top of each other but I knew that when I booked it! The view outside my window is awesome but the view sitting under the awning is just another RV haha. Good spot and close to town! I can’t compare it to the other campgrounds around but it suits us just fine!

We spent one night and would NOT stay again. There are other choices in the area. Our site #12 was right next to a cabin. Sites 1-10 ok, but wouldn’t stay in any other. We choose this campground because it wasn’t as congested as others, but no office to ck in to; no bathrooms or shower facilities which were no big deal. It was just outside of town, but wasn’t for us.

We reserved this site hoping it it provide solitude and an awesome view. Both are amazing. No one near us, and the view is amazing. The sunset should be fabulous!
Strange parking next to a cabin, but no one in occupying the cabin.
Water, Electric & Sewer are present. No problems with any, other than the fact that we had to park about 15 ft away in order to level out unit. Not a big deal. We parked in front of the connections to prevent anyone from driving over them.
Wifi is weak in this location. We were able to use a hotspot to get better service.

Nice location for trip to south TR NP. No onsite check in as the owners/managers appear to live in a house a few hundred yards away. They graded the roads once while we were there , otherwise, never saw anyone. pads are SOFT , big rigs may experience their levelers sinking by a foot, our rear ones did and we had to move forward in out site about 10’ . Beautiful location though with great hiking at Sully Creek State Park, right across the road..

Was a nice place to park while we explored Medora and TR National Park. Beautiful view. We were able to maneuver our 46' trailer into our site and other larger rigs were also present during our stay.
The campground is managed remotely. We didn't have any problems with communication.
This is a short drive south of Medora downtown... just before the turn off for Sully Creek State Park.
Really happy with our stay.

This campground is only a mile and a half from downtown Medora. It has full hook ups, wifi, and amazing views.

The sites are a little close, but so are the ones in town. We had no problem with the wifi and we did not hear our neighbors.

If you need a picnic table, mini-golf, or a swimming pool, you will be disappointed. There is also no one on site to check you in.

If you want a quiet view close to Medora and Theo. Roosevelt NP, stay here. We will definitely be back.

Booked this on the basis of the 4 star rating. Quite disappointed in the campground. Nobody around for check in. No clear instructions. Campsites are on top of each other. No picnic table. WiFi non functional after the evening meal once multiple people started using. (Which is surprising given only 12 sites) You are a ways out of town which is quite different form all the other campgrounds in Medora where you can walk to most of the town from the campgrounds. Site 10 would be a very difficult site if you are using a trailer. You need to back up uphill and curve into the driver side parking next to a cabin.

This is a small campground with RV sites and cabins. We had site 12, far end of campground and wedged in between the road and a cabin, but room for 3 slides. Did not put out awnings because it was very windy every day. All sites are fhu, no office or restrooms. I found all communications done via email adequate and informative. We did not get WI-FI at our site, cell service was good for internet. Medora is a cute tourist town and the entrance to Theodore Roosevelt NP south unit. An hr away is the north unit of the NP and a must see for Bison, canyons and Little Missouri River. We are glad we visited!