Indian Campground and RV Park was a nice enough campground, even though all the roads were dirt. (That is not unusual in campgrounds) The two RV Gypsies just stopped there for one night. It rained part of the night. The campground had large full hook-up sites with Cable TV and wireless internet, but the two RV Gypsies found that their own Wi-Fi was faster than the park's Wi-Fi. The TV worked okay, but the two RV Gypsies did not use it. The two RV Gypsies did not use any amenities in the campground other than their own site and hook-ups. The campground had a laundry room and a pool, but the water was NOT in the pool yet. On this date, prices ranged from about $28 to $42 a night depending on the size and type of the site, and $3 for an extra person over the age of 6. Check-in time was noon. (All times and prices mentioned here could change, nor not) For reservations, phone: -'307.684.9601 or '866.808.9601

There were a few interesting things to photograph in the office, such as the sign and doorway below. The owner, Harold had a great sense of humor, a quick wit, and was entertaining. Karen Duquette wondered "how much is that horsie in the window"? - Remember the song, anyone??

The store inside the campground office had some interesting items, and Karen Duquette even bought a pair on pajama shorts that she found amusing, plus they were on sale for 40% off.

The two RV Gypsies walked across the street from the campground to eat
at Bozeman Trail Steakhouse
675 East Hart Street
Buffalo, Wyoming 82834
phone: -'307.684.5555

The Bozeman Trail Steakhouse is a family friendly steakhouse that had a full menu available all day. At this time, they opened at 11 a.m. and close at 10 p.m. (9 p.m. Labor Day until Memorial Day weekend)

Their menu offered authentic Bison Sirloin and burgers, Elk, separate kids menu, delicious salads and sandwiches and mouth watering steaks. They had a full bar and offered 16 draft beer choices. Outside seating is available during summer months and there was a banquet room that holds up to 200 people.

The two RV Gypsies had prime rib and a bacon wrapped petite filet and they were both cooked perfectly. Service was also very good. After eating, the two RV Gypsies had to cross the street and run back to their RV in the pouring rain.

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