Immerse yourself in the pioneering spirit of early 20th-century homesteaders with an unforgettable RV camping experience under the expansive Montana sky. Just a short journey from the town of Huntley, this 10 1/2-acre historical sanctuary serves not only as a vibrant testament to the past but also as a serene retreat for modern travelers seeking connection and tranquility. As you unhitch your home-on-wheels amidst the echoes of history, you'll be enveloped by tales of determination and ingenuity. The museum is a treasure trove of artifacts and equipment that intricately weave the narrative of the Huntley Irrigation Project, revealing how homesteaders transformed arid land into a flourishing community through sheer grit and the groundbreaking use of irrigation. RV camping here is more than just a stay; it's an educational journey. You'll have the opportunity to delve into the impact of the Homestead Acts, marvel at the engineering feats of digging the historic irrigation canal, and gain an appreciation for the agricultural heritage that shaped this part of America. While you indulge in a serene evening beneath the vast Montana skies, rest assured that your visit to this location is as seamless as the stories it holds. A simple call to the provided cell number ensures your registration and unlocks the gateway to an enriching experience where history and leisure converge. Embrace the rustic charm of homestead life, outfitted with the comforts of your RV at this museum, where every sunset whispers tales of the past to those who wander amidst its legacy.

Call Neal at 406-647-3808 after hours for instructions otherwise check in at main building.