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Miles City KOA is located near the confluence of the Tongue River and Yellowstone River and is close to the site of old Fort Keogh. Stay on the grounds where the Sioux, Cheyenne and Crow once lived, and where Captain William Clark and Sacajawea (1806) and General George Custer (1874 and 1876) once camped.

Miles City KOA is a “President’s Award Winner” Campground with more than 70 Cottonwood trees over 50′ tall. They have Kamping Kabins with weekly rates, and a heated pool. They also have full hookups, grassy tent sites, a well-stocked store, cable tv hookups, laundry facilities, free wi-fi, and pull-through sites up to 65′. This campground under a majestic stand of more than 50 mature cottonwoods is near the juncture of the Tongue and Yellowstone rivers and just six blocks from the downtown of this historic High Plains cow town.
Season: April 15-October 31

Attractions

• Take a downtown walking tour to see many frontier buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
  • The Historic Montana Bar ~ 1908
  • Miles City Saddlery ~ 1909
• Miles City’s Range Riders Museum, at the site of old Fort Keogh, showcases a replica fort, as well as 13 buildings of amazing artifacts, exhibits, and local history.   Range Riders Museum
• The WaterWorks Art Museum, open since 1977, is located in a park overlooking the Yellowstone River. It is housed in the concrete basins of the 1910 water treatment plant, that produced Miles City’s drinking water for over 60 years. WaterWorks Art Museum is a Non-Profit organization and open to the public, and is also Handicap Accessible.  WaterWorks Art Museum 
• Natural Oasis Swimming Pool ~ A manmade lake on west Main St., with a beach, lifeguards, and more.
• Walking Paths
• City Parks
• Visit the Miles City Area Chamber of Commerce, at 511 Pleasant St, for more attraction information.
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  • Miles City Recreation