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Cottonwood Campground is a fantastic spot, with shaded sites beneath mature cottonwoods and sweeping views of the surrounding badlands near the South Unit entrance of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. It offers 76 sites—some reservable, others first-come, first-served—with flush toilets, potable water (seasonal), and a group site. During peak season (May 1–Sept 30), the nightly rate is $20; in the off-season (Oct 1–Apr 30), first-come, first-served sites are available for $10, making it a scenic and affordable overnight for Maah Daah Hey Trail hikers looking to regroup or explore nearby park highlights. **You can reserve a spot here: https://www.nps.gov/thro/planyourvisit/cottonwood-campground.htm, which also lists site availability and additional fee details.

This is a beautiful and relatively short stretch spanning 1 to 1.5 miles of quiet, gently rolling terrain that gradually opens into a broad bench. Scattered juniper clusters and sagebrush dot the landscape, creating a subtle transition from the rugged badlands to a more peaceful prairie feel. Wildlife is often active here, so if you're quiet, you'll likely see mule deer, wild turkeys, and meadowlarks moving through the brush.

The Theodore Roosevelt National Park encompasses 70,446 acres and is the only American National Park named after a single person. The Little Missouri River flows through the park, which is renowned for its scenic drives, foot and horse trails, wildlife viewing, and camping opportunities.

This road winds back and forth in oxbows not unlike the nearby Little Missouri, or "Little Mo," river. It's also one of the only two paved roads in Theodore Roosevelt National Park; the other is Scenic Loop Drive, which you can access from East River Road. Be on the lookout for wildlife, including bison. The National Park Service warns that cyclists should stay at least 25 yards away from bison, horses and other wildlife — for your safety.

Great viewpoint of Theodore Roosevelt National Park and the surrounding areas.

Great, quiet path out of Medora. It is 2 miles long. It is a wonderful path to get away from the cars on the road and still enjoy the views of the nearby national park.

Viewing platform to get a great view of the Badlands. There is an information board, but no other services.

Great view point of Theodore Roosevelt National Park and the surrounding areas.