Old West RV Park

Campground in Reed Point, MT • 15 RV Sites

Old West RV Park in Reed Point, Montana, is a convenient camping stopover off Interstate 90 at mile marker 392 in Stillwater County — a well-positioned campground on the Yellowstone River corridor between Billings and Livingston in the historic Yellowstone Valley that gives guests the practical overnight rest and the authentic Montana character of a small agricultural community on the river where the Yellowstone's fishing, the Absaroka Range's dramatic southern skyline, and the proximity to both Billings and Livingston give travelers the specific small-town Montana campground experience that the interstate corridor's most remote and most genuinely rural communities sustain. Reed Point's Stillwater County position on I-90 at the Yellowstone River, 60 miles west of Billings and 50 miles east of Livingston, gives the campground its specific midpoint character on the most traveled Montana interstate corridor. RV sites and tent camping with the complete practical stopover infrastructure give Old West RV Park the comfortable I-90 overnight base for the Yellowstone Valley traveler whose Billings-to-Livingston drive or the extended Montana exploration of the Stillwater and Yellowstone River corridor specifically values the small-town Reed Point campground's access to the Yellowstone River fishing and the genuine small-scale Montana community that the 300-resident Reed Point specifically provides. The park's mile-marker 392 position and the Reed Point I-90 exit give the campground its practical interstate convenience while the Yellowstone River's proximity gives the property its specific Montana river character. Pets are welcome. The Yellowstone River, flowing through Reed Point's Stillwater County on its 692-mile course from Yellowstone National Park to the Missouri River, is the longest free-flowing undammed river in the contiguous United States — a river whose brown trout, rainbow trout, and Yellowstone cutthroat trout fishery in the stretch between Billings and Livingston sustains one of Montana's most productive wade-fishing and drift-boat fisheries in the section below the Yellowstone Park boundary. The Yellowstone's cottonwood-lined banks and the river bar structure give the Stillwater County reach its specific character as a blue-ribbon trout river in an agricultural valley setting that the Wyoming and park-adjacent reaches cannot replicate. Reed Point's annual Great Montana Sheep Drive, held on the Saturday after Labor Day in September, is one of Montana's most unusual and most photographed small-town events — an annual tradition in which the local ranching community drives thousands of sheep through the two-block downtown of Reed Point in a spectacle that draws thousands of visitors from across Montana and the northern Rockies to a community whose year-round population barely exceeds 300 residents, creating the most disproportionate festival-to-population ratio of any annual event in the Montana small-town calendar. Old West RV Park serves guests through Montana's summer and fall camping season from May through October, with the Yellowstone River's brown trout and rainbow trout fishing season from June through October and the fall foliage on the Absaroka Range's cottonwood-lined Yellowstone Valley giving the Stillwater County campground its most active outdoor recreation periods. Livingston, 50 miles west of Reed Point on I-90 in Park County, is the Dan Bailey's Fly Shop's original home and the gateway to the Yellowstone National Park via US-89 — a railroad town whose Victorian downtown and the fly fishing guide community give it the specific Montana character of the Yellowstone country's most historic gateway. Reserve sites ahead for the Great Montana Sheep Drive weekend and the summer Yellowstone River fishing season.

Campground rules and policies

Check-in Procedure
- Check-in after 3 p.m. on the day of arrival.
- Check-out before 11 a.m. on the day of departure. Please make arrangements prior to 10 a.m. if you are staying an extra night.
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.Quiet Hours
- Quiet hours are from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.Tables
- Limit of one (1) picnic table per campsite.RV Guests (Pets allowed)
- Large area outdoor rugs are prohibited on grass or road.Tent Guests
- If you are visiting the park for three or more days, please move your tent one tent-length on your third day.Vehicles
- (Park Staff reserves the right to limit additional vehicles per campsite)
- All vehicles must display a valid parking permit.
- A vehicle without a proper parking permit is subject to tow at the owner's expense.
- Vehicles must not block the road or adjacent sites.
- Please do not park vehicles on the grass.
- You will be responsible for any damage to sprinklers or any other park property.Speed Limit
- The speed limit is 5 MPH.Visitors
- (Park Staff reserves the right to limit additional vehicles per campsite)
- Day or night visitors must register at the Park Office and purchase a parking permit.Children
- Parents are responsible at all times for their children’s safety and behavior.
- Please supervise small children in showers and restrooms, and do not allow children to play in the roadway.
- Children are welcome with an accompanying adult.
- We want to ensure that all our guest are able to enjoy their stay.Laundry
- The laundry room is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. for registered guests only.
- No pet bedding, shoes, dyes, grease, tar, or petroleum-soiled laundry are allowed in machines.
- Please dispose of all trash in trash cans and leave the area clean as a courtesy for the next guest.
- Please do not hang clothes on lines or trees at the campsite.Bathrooms and Showers
- The bathroom/shower facility is available for registered guests only.
- Due to Board of Health Regulations, animals and the washing of dishes are prohibited in the restrooms.
- Please leave the area clean for the next guest after use.
- Do not flush feminine products or baby wipes down the toilets (they will clog the waste lines), please use the waste receptacles provided.
- Please let staff know if supplies need to be restocked.Pets
- (All pets must be registered with the Campground Office upon arrival).
- Animals must be kept on a leash at all times and may not be left unattended at the campsite.
- Animals may not be tethered to utility fixtures, picnic tables, trees, or fences.
- Animal waste must be picked up by the pet owner immediately and disposed of in trash cans.
- All pets must be kept from barking and owners must maintain noise control at all times.
- Please keep your pets on a leash at all times when outside.
- Do not leave your pets unattended.
- Clean up pet waste immediately, bag waste, and dispose of it in the trash can.
- You must maintain physical and noise control at all times.
- Please don't allow your dogs to jump on another guest, be aggressive, or continuously bark.
- Pets are not allowed in laundry or shower/bathroom facilities.
- No washing of pets or bedding in our facilities.Non-Fire Campground
- Personal charcoal and propane grills are permitted (please keep off grass) See Park Map for hot coal disposal dumpsters.
- Do not put hot coals in garbage containers.
- Fireworks are prohibited on the Park premises.Garbage
- Help us stay clean by depositing all garbage in the dumpsters located throughout the Campground.
- Complimentary garbage bags may be obtained at the Park Store.After-Hours Assistance/Security
- Emergency contacts will be posted on the office door.