Big Timber / Greycliff KOA

The Great Outdoors

Natural Bridge State Park in Big Timber takes its name from a natural sandstone arch that has been millions of years in the making. No matter when you book an RV rental, the natural bridge is charming any time of year. During high water, the Boulder River spills over a 100-foot precipice to create the stunning Natural Bridge Falls. Go for a stroll in the woods on one of the ten hiking trails, or take in a bird’s-eye view via the sky lift. Enjoy a picnic, or learn about the geological processes that carved this spectacular place via the interpretive panels.Big Timber is home to the Crazy Mountains and also serves as the gateway to the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness. This large wilderness area covers 913,338 acres in south-central Montana and 23,694 acres in northern Wyoming. Home to Granite Peak, Montana’s tallest mountain, vast treeless plateaus, lakes, active glaciers, deep canyons, and glittering streams, the AB Wilderness is truly a masterpiece. Watch as bighorn sheep, mountain goats, elk, deer, moose, black bear, wolves, and grizzly bears make their way across this rugged landscape. The wilderness area boasts more than 700 miles of hiking trails and is a gem not to be missed when you decide to do some camping at Big Timber / Greycliff KOA.Custer Gallatin National Forest encompasses more than three million acres and is one of the area’s most ecologically diverse places. The gateway to Yellowstone National Park, the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness, and the Lee Metcalf Wilderness, the forest is a playground for nature enthusiasts. Home to rugged mountains, remote buttes and bluffs, lakes, and more, you can truly immerse yourself in nature here. There are also opportunities for camping, ATV riding, and cabin rentals.

Exploring the City

The Crazy Mountain Museum is an excellent place to learn about Sweet Grass County. The museum houses several exhibits ranging from information on early settlers, archaeological and geological finds, and a diorama that displays the recreation of Big Timber as it existed in 1907. If you’re interested in learning more when you camp in an RV near Big Timber, you can also check out Crazy Mountain’s library and archives.Greycliff Prairie Dog Town State Park is located just outside of Big Timber in Greycliff. A protected area where black-tailed prairie dogs thrive, the whole family can enjoy watching these entertaining little creatures through binoculars and cameras. Spanning 98 acres, the park has picnic tables, interpretive displays, and pets are allowed.When you reserve a rental RV in Big Timber, you’ll be about a 90-minute drive outside of Yellowstone National Park, the country's first national park. This epic park is a must-visit, and you can learn about it at the Yellowstone Gateway Museum in Livingston. The museum houses several permanent and temporary exhibits that bring history to life. There’s a “Native Cultures” room that interprets the Northern Plains Indians and their activities. An “Expeditions” exhibit details early expeditions, like those made by the Corps of Discovery and Lewis and Clark, while the “Transportation” area recalls the history of transportation. Dating back more than 12,000 years, you can learn about Indian trails, wagon roads, the Yellowstone Trail, early railroads, and more.