Big Sky RV Park & Campground

Anaconda is the nearest city when you rent an RV near the Big Sky RV & Campground. It's so close that you can walk to the downtown area in about ten minutes. The town has plenty to keep your family busy. Start by spending the day at the Copper Village Museum & Art Center. The museum is located in the old City Hall Building, built in 1896 and now on the National Register of Historic Places. Along with a historical museum dedicated to preserving the area's history, there are archives to browse and a retail shop for souvenirs. Take a tour of the area on a historic bus when you join one of Anaconda's bus tours. Your journey will take you through the town's historic business district and numerous parks. The bus stops at the Copper Smelter Smokestack Interpretive Center, St Peter's Church, the Washoe Theater, the first fish hatchery in the state, and the Deer Lodge County Courthouse. Your tour guides will regale you with stories about the town, the copper smelting industry, and keep the smiles going throughout the tour's duration. Built in 1931 following the fire that destroyed the Sundial Theater, the Washoe Theater is worth visiting while you're renting an RV near Anaconda. Designed by B. Marcus Priteca and now on the National Register of Historic Places, the theater is awash in murals and ornamentation created out of copper, silver, and gold. In the projection booth stands the three original Super Simplex projectors. One of these projectors still uses a carbon arc lamphouse still being used to run movie previews. If you want to catch a movie here while RV camping at Big Sky RV & Campground, you'll find the latest movies being shown every week for your entertainment.