Bruegger Park

We love the MT High Line (Hwy 2) so will put up with a lot to travel around there. This is a free city park, just an asphalt lot, with no services but an adjacent grassy expanse with covered picnic tables. It's in a decent residential n'hood and you can walk to all Culbertson has to offer, which is about nothing. It was quiet, and there was only one other longer term guy staying there in his trailer with a dog who was very quiet (in fact did not speak to us). We sat out in the park at sunset, and later enjoyed 4 bars of Verizon and being able to stream shows in the van.

It was easy to find the campsite and set up, and I quite enjoyed the quaintness of the surrounding town. It made for a convenient stop-over on the way back to the east coast from Glacier. However, there were freight trains and trucks passing all night. Normally I’m a deep sleeper and don’t really care about these things, but these trains were loud. Our tent also almost got blown away by the wind. There are also many other scenic locations with free camping on the way to Glacier in other parts of Montana if you are camping with a tent.

We stopped here overnight on our way to Glacier in our 20ft trailer. There were two other campers also staying. There is a small gravel lot marked for camping up to 5 days. The park is well kept and in between nice homes. We used a portable jug to refill our water from a spigot in the park. There is also a dump station and bathrooms, neither of which we used but looked fine. There is a quaint fishing pond and walking trail nearby. Overall, a great spot for a free overnight stay.

Stopped here on our trip between Glacier and Theodore Roosevelt national parks. There was one other person in a car and tent. My apologies if we disturbed you when we arrived.

This is a city park with basically a parking lot to park in. The bathrooms were old, but relatively clean. They have flush toilets and running water in the sinks, no shower. One of the bathrooms was out of paper, so check first. There are picnic shelters and grills and a very nice playground.

You will need to back in to the parking spot to make room for other campers. The portion we used was perfectly level. Generator hours are from 6 am-9 pm.

We are in a 32 foot motor home pulling a Jeep. There is no place to turn around after you pass the dead end sign on 4th Ave. We had to unhook in the circle drive past the parking lot. The turnaround was too tight for us, but we needed to unhook anyway to park in the lot.

The dump station and water are at the north edge of the lot. I did not hear a train or any other noise. We slept well here, but we were pretty tired. We arrived after dark and left the next morning after breakfast.

The parking spot is only a few blocks off of HWY 2 in a residential neighborhood.

Convenient safe area. We were alone first night. Nice homes around the park. We rode our bikes all over town. Had another party park with us the second night. Culbertson has a newer clean laundromat. It was more expensive than some but all the washers were new. We ate at Wild West Dinner ... pretty good. The restrooms in the park were locked, probably because of the virus. We enjoyed our stay as we explored the area.

We stayed here for one night while passing through. It's a simple blacktop parking lot that is large enough for 4-5 RVs (Truck/Travel Trailer) to pull in.

The park is really easy to access from US Highway 2 while rolling through Montana.

There are bathrooms, male and female.

There is a trash dumpster.

There is a dump station. 😲

I'm only adding 2 starts for site quality and noise. The site is fine, but bare and we had to use levelers, as the blacktop is uneven.
There is a working train about a quarter mile away that stops in town. Each train that comes though blows it's horn.