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Roundup Group Horse Camp

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$70per night

Taxes and fees will be calculated at checkout

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Lat:47.0069444
Lng:-103.5055556
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Last Updated: December 10, 2025

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Campground Overview

Introduction

Roundup is the park's only camping facility in which horses are permitted. This private campsite is located 12 miles from Medora, ND in the park's South Unit. It is reserved by one group at a time; space is not be shared among different parties. Reservations for Roundup begin each season on the first business day in March at 8:00 am MST. See the RESERVATIONS section below. Roundup can accommodate up to 20 people and 20 horses or 30 people if camping without horses.

Campsite Details

Reservable1
First Come First Serve0
Total Sites1
Group1
Horse1
Tent Only0
Electrical Hookups0
RV Only0
Walk/Boat To0
Other0

Operating Hours

Roundup Group Horse Camp is open May through October.

Weather

Summers are warm (highs 80 - 100 degrees) with occasional thunderstorms and lots of wind. Night time lows in the summer are in the 50s to 60s but begin dropping below zero by late September or early October.

Amenities

Trash & Recycling Collection

Toilets

Potable Water

Directions

Enter the South Unit in Medora. Roundup is about 12 miles north on East River Road. The last 1.5 miles of the route is gravel. Follow signs to the camp. The campground is gated. The lock combination is given to registered campers when they arrive at the park entrance.

Rates & Fees

$70.00

Roundup Group Campsite - Nightly Rate

Exclusive use of Roundup Group Horse Camp by one group of up to 20 people and 20 horses or 30 people without horses. Maximum stay is 5 nights.

Rules & Regulations

Fire/Stove Policy

All fires must be contained in the provided grills or in a fully contained fire pan. Campfires and use of camp stoves may be restricted during times of high fire danger. Save our trees! Never transport firewood to the park from outside North Dakota. You could introduce harmful pests to the park.

Regulations Overview

Only certified weed-free forage is allowed in the park. Horseback riding is permitted on all backcountry trails as well as cross country (off-trail travel). For safety reasons, horses are not permitted on nature trails (trails under 1 mile), or in general-use campgrounds and picnic areas. Horseback riders must abide by regulations regarding horse use. Check in / check out time is noon.

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair Access

    Uneven, gravel-packed site.

  • RV Allowed

    Yes

  • RV Information

    This campsite is fairly large, accommodating large vehicles and trailers over 50 feet.

  • RV Maximum Length

    0

  • Additional Information

    Ample parking provides room for several horse trailers and/or RVs (no electric hook-ups). Tenting pads, raised grills for cooking with wood or charcoal, and a covered picnic pavilion are also provided. 

  • Trailer Maximum Length

    0

  • ADA Information

    This is not an ADA accessible campsite.

  • Trailer Allowed

    Yes

  • Access Roads

    Unpaved Roads - All vehicles OK in good weather

  • Classifications

    Limited Development Campground

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