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For thousands of years before settlers arrived in Montana, Native American tribes would visit the sacred sandstone formations at Medicine Rocks State Park for their medicinal qualities. Today, visitors come to the park and have similar experiences, enjoying the solitude and mystic qualities of this magical place. Theodore Roosevelt was one of this area’s first tourists and immediately fell in love with it. But long before any of them were here, this area was inhabited by unique prehistoric animals that have left a vital fossil record in the shale.
Medicine Rocks State Park is approximately four hours east of Billings, in eastern Montana. This relatively small park, only 330 acres, still has plenty of activities to justify prolonged stays in a rental RV. The park is set in a prairie dotted with pine trees and interesting sandstone formations jutting out of the ground. These sandstone formations have been eroded by wind and water for millennia, carving out swiss-cheese like holes and larger arches in the soft rock. Some of these rock formations contain carvings and dates of settlers who had been through this area well over 150 years ago and carvings from Plains Indians pre-dating them. Medicine Rocks was transferred from a cattle ranch to the state of Montana in 1957 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2017. It's one of the great places to visit when you book an RV in Carter County.
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