T & R Willson
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We have paid to stay at 2 campgrounds in the Big Horn Mountains, Tye Hack and Sitting Bull. They both hold different aspects of the mountains. Tye Hack has a reservoir that is amazing to kayak, the water is so clear you can see trees still standing deep in its depths. This campground has water available and trash containers. It also has bears and moose. There is no electricity and you will have to travel a few miles to the dump station. The other place we paid was Sitting Bull Campground, no amenities, just wonderful pastoral views. Prune Creek is another beautiful campground with the occasional moose walk thru.
A note about moose and dogs, moose hate dogs! Do not go walking down stream beds that are line with willows, that is where the moose like to eat and move around. And the moose are not afraid of you or your dog. Be safe.
The best camping in the Big Horns are the many opportunities for boondocking. Many are not easy to find yet are worth it. The most beautiful nights of almost touching the Milky Way can be had there.
A note about moose and dogs, moose hate dogs! Do not go walking down stream beds that are line with willows, that is where the moose like to eat and move around. And the moose are not afraid of you or your dog. Be safe.
The best camping in the Big Horns are the many opportunities for boondocking. Many are not easy to find yet are worth it. The most beautiful nights of almost touching the Milky Way can be had there.