This is not really a campground, but a parking area behind a car wash. I stayed here for 1 week while working in the area. This is a no frills campground, but a great place to stay if you are working in the area. For $25 a night you get excellent Wi-Fi, cable, and water pressure. No showers or restrooms. The Verizon cell phone signal was also very strong. The two guys that own the place were more than accommodating. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This campground is also called Boxwood Elder RV Campground. It is a city run campground in the extreme northeast corner of Montana where we could find no other campgrounds. It has 30 amp and water, no sewer. It has pit toilets. A donation of $10 is requested for a site with hook-ups. The telephone number is the number for City Hall. Sites are first come, first served. Sites were decent size and ours was level. A dump station is available at the rest area on the east edge of town. Right behind the dump station is a Lions run campground with about 8 sites with electric and water, but they were too small for our 40 foot rig. The farmland around Plentywood is rich and beautiful, and the town itself is a lovely little oasis in a very rural area. There are grocery, liquor, hardware, and drug stores as well as several restaurants. While not a luxury campground, it was adequate and very welcome for an overnight between Saskatoon and Medora, allowing us to miss the nightmare of traffic and overcrowding that Williston, ND has become. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.