Medora Campground?
I did a search for Medora Campground in Medora, North Dakota and didn't really find anything specifically about that campground. Found stuff about TRNP and a little bit about the park campgrounds. A...
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Medora pool has been closed for a few years now.
The Medora campground on the west side of town is ok. Easy enough for large units to get into. Just hook-ups on dirt roads. Sites are close and no fire pits, just grills on a post. But they do have a shuttle to the musical which helps a lot when you leave the show. There is a waterslide next door. You pay to get in, but they have a large inflatable water slide and some other things to do. My grandkids liked it.
Red Trail is small and tight. Have not stayed there for a few years now, to tight and close.
If you only need electric Sully Creek south of town is a decent State Park. No thing out there but nature. Nice enough if you do not need much. This is where I will stay next time.
There is Cottonwood campground north of town in the National Park. No hook-ups but nice.
Medora is a private owned (non-profit corporation) town set up as a tourist area. Lots of history. The main attraction is the pitchfork fondue and musical. Both of which are worth the price. It is all outdoors, so in ND it can be nice, windy, wet, hot or cold. Make sure you are prepared so what ever the weather is. Even if it is hot during the day nights cool off. Take a jacket or blanket. Still worth going to. Quite a few other things to do during the day. Takes about two days to do and see the things you want to.
The Medora campground on the west side of town is ok. Easy enough for large units to get into. Just hook-ups on dirt roads. Sites are close and no fire pits, just grills on a post. But they do have a shuttle to the musical which helps a lot when you leave the show. There is a waterslide next door. You pay to get in, but they have a large inflatable water slide and some other things to do. My grandkids liked it.
Red Trail is small and tight. Have not stayed there for a few years now, to tight and close.
If you only need electric Sully Creek south of town is a decent State Park. No thing out there but nature. Nice enough if you do not need much. This is where I will stay next time.
There is Cottonwood campground north of town in the National Park. No hook-ups but nice.
Medora is a private owned (non-profit corporation) town set up as a tourist area. Lots of history. The main attraction is the pitchfork fondue and musical. Both of which are worth the price. It is all outdoors, so in ND it can be nice, windy, wet, hot or cold. Make sure you are prepared so what ever the weather is. Even if it is hot during the day nights cool off. Take a jacket or blanket. Still worth going to. Quite a few other things to do during the day. Takes about two days to do and see the things you want to.
