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    Default RV park?

    Some time back, there was a thread on camping/rving, and I think someone mentioned a park on the Yelowstone river that they liked. Do you recall it?

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    http://www.mtrv.com/RVPark.html this is one we have stayed at several times, enjoy.

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    I'll second Yellowstone's Edge - it is the best (or nearly so, if not the best) in the west.

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    Anybody every see that movie RV with Robin Williams and Jeff Daniels? For some reason that flashed in front of me when I looked the website. LOL!!!

    Looks nice for an RV park though.
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    Thanks, I thougt that had to be the one - looks pretty. Is there a lot of highway noise?

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    my only question is: Where are the trees? I can't stay somwhere without shade, and I think I am almost as tall as those trees...but they I don't RV, so my 2 cents are worthless.
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    There is a lot of traffic on the Hwy during the daytime in mid-summer, but it's rarely bothersome. Most of the time you don't even notice it - or at least I don't. (I stay there from mid-May to early October). The only exception is before and after Sturgis in July, when there are pleny of Harleys on the Hwy.

    However, since much of the summer traffic is tourists, the majority are off the road by 6:00pm or so, and practically no one is on the road after dark and it's quiet as a mouse all night (maybe just a slurping sound or two from feeding browns in the river). Plus, there's more deer on the road than vehicles after dark - another reason not to drive at night.

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