Yellowstone National Park is a fantastic place to visit. You will want to watch Old Faithful erupt about every 90 minutes sending water up to 180 feet in the air. In addition, you will want to see Grand Prismatic Spring, which is the largest hot spring in the U.S. and has fantastic colors. Go on a kayaking or boating trip on Yellowstone Lake. Hayden Valley is an excellent place to see wildlife, including bison and coyotes.
Grand Teton National Park is a fantastic place to explore. The Colter Bay Visitor Center on Lake Jackson's shores is a great place to pick up last-minute supplies and find answers to your questions. You will want to visit the Chapel of the Transfiguration built in 1923, which has a window above the altar perfectly framing the mountains. Head to Oxbow Bend when the wind is not blowing to see the mountain reflected in this section of the Snake River. Do not leave without exploring the Mormon Row Historic District, where 23 farmsteads were once located.
Missouri Headwaters State Park is at the confluence of the Jefferson, Madison, and Gallatin Rivers. There is a boat launch, so you can easily go boating or fishing. You will want to see the interpretive displays about Lewis and Clark's time here in 1805. There is a campground at this park near Three Forks.
Buffalo Bill State Park is on the shores of Buffalo Bill Reservoir, and it is an excellent place to play on the water. This park has three boat ramps and a kayak take-out. Seasonally, you can go hunting for elk, deer, birds, antelope, and coyotes at this park. There is also a dedicated area for off-roading. This state park has two RV campgrounds.
Bannack State Park near Dillon is home to a ghost town containing more than 60 buildings. You can go gold panning at this location. Self-guided tours allow you to see all the buildings at your own pace. Rangers at this park hold special events, like living history days, throughout the year.
You will want to go to Sacajawea Park to see the bronze statue of the Lewis and Clark Expectation guide. Local artist Mary Michael created this statue called "At the Yellowstone." It is about 0.5 miles from where researchers believe the Corps of Engineers crossed the river. Interpretative exhibits surround the sculpture that is in a park with extensive grassy meadows.
While there are many terrific Montana campgrounds, you may want to consider Yellowstone Edge RV Park at Livingston. This campground offers stunning views, and they have a store where you can buy silver and turquoise jewelry. Another option in Livingston is Osen's RV Park & Campground, where you will love the mature trees and the park-like setting. Livingston / Paradise Valley KOA Holiday is a third choice you will want to consider. This campground features Yellowstone River frontage and a relaxed atmosphere.
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