Exit 176 · Terry, MT
Terry has a 1902 hotel, RV sites with full hookups and riverside camping, so you can stay the night instead of driving on to the next chain motel.
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Our two picks
Both are a couple of minutes from the interstate, both take dogs, and both put you in town, close to the diner and the museum.
Historic hotel · Spring Street
A frontier hotel that has kept its doors open since June 15, 1902. Rooms upstairs, a bookstore and an antique shop downstairs, free parking out front with room for trucks and trailers, and dogs welcome.
RV park and campground
Fourteen RV sites and six tent sites a quarter mile off I-94, with full hookups, 30 and 50 amp, shade, grass and a shower house. Big rigs fit. Usually open mid-April to mid-November, weather permitting.
Here for the history? Sleep in a building that opened in 1902, with a bookstore and an antique shop downstairs.
The KemptonHunting party? Park the truck and trailer out front, bring the dog, and book rooms side by side.
The KemptonTravelling in an RV? Pull-through sites with full hookups and 50 amp, a quarter mile off I-94.
Terry RV OasisPitching a tent? Tent sites with a shower house and restrooms, in town.
Terry RV OasisAlso in and around Terry
Motel and RV hookups
118 E Spring St, Terry
Twelve rooms, open all year, a mile north of the interstate across from the high school.
RV park
803 S Towne Ave, Terry
Full hookups with 30 and 50 amp, pull-throughs and tent sites.
Primitive camping (FWP)
Off Exit 185, about 12 miles east
A boat ramp on the Yellowstone with a vault toilet and primitive camping. Seven-night limit; trailers up to 20 ft.
Primitive camping (FWP)
On the Yellowstone, upstream of Terry
A primitive campsite and vault toilet on the river. The road in is rough, with a narrow bridge; not one for big rigs.
