Thursday, June 28 – We traveled a couple hours this morning from Butte, MT, to Livingston, MT, and the North end of Yellowstone National Park. Our daughter, Carrie, is going to meet us here this evening after work. She's in Billings, MT, and will drive the couple hours here to spend a long weekend with us.
It was another gorgeous drive. Boy had the weather changed. No rain just a lot of heat.
Can you read the sign through our filthy windshield?
We are staying at Osens RV Park and Campground in Livingston, MT. The sites and roads are gravel with a generous grass area between the sites. We have 30 amp electric, water, and sewer connections. There are no 50 amp sites available. There are nice bathrooms and a laundry room. Marsha did laundry when we arrived and said the washer and dryers did a great job. We are on the south side of town, which is the direction we need to travel to Yellowstone Park. We are only 50 minutes away.
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Looking right.
Looking left.
Thanks for stopping by. Hope to see y'all back real soon. Have a great day!
Have fun in Yellowstone. Don't get run over by any bison, they think they own the roads there. Sounds like the weather is heating up, so you probably won't need that rain gear now. Back to boring shorts and
ReplyDeleteT's. Enjoy and take care.
Glad you made it there safely and in time for a wonderful weekend with Carrie. Take lots of pictures because we'll all be out here waiting for them.
ReplyDeleteMy brother and family were in Yellowstone on Monday and said they saw lots of animals. Hope you have the same luck. Have a great week-end.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a nice camp ground we are hoping to make a trip there next year so writing it down. Can't wait to visit yellow stone on your blogg. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy Yellowstone! We LOVE that park. It's so weird and wonderful! Looking forward to reading about your visit.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you have lots of elbow room in that RV park.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend with Carrie and can't wait to see some pics of "Old Faithful", or, as you probably call him - Paul!
Hope you see some wildlife in Yellowstone. We went through there last year and saw nothing! Is this new territory for you? If it is... if you are going through Montana on the 90 be sure to go to Little Big Horn out of Crow Agency, and if you are going through Cody, Wyoming be sure to go to the Buffalo Bill Museums! Have Fun!
ReplyDeleteDid you get to experience much of Yellowstone? I so want to spend time there. John and I were thinking we'd go there this past early spring but then we headed for B.C. instead. Have fun and I hope you have a great 4th of July week!
ReplyDeleteYou could get lost in that Park, it is so big...enjoy the warmer weather!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy Yellowstone it is gorgeous
ReplyDeleteYellowstone..our favorite park! There's a great COE park near there called Rainbow Point. 14.00 a night. Electric only, no water. Enjoy the park...looking forward to your photos. I never tire of seeing Yellowstone thru someone else's eyes.
ReplyDeleteLove Yellowstone.... We spent 3 days there and could have spent a month. Enjoy the wonder of it all.
ReplyDeleteOn your way east, make sure to hit Theodore Roosevelt National Park in ND, the south unit. We saw lots of wildlife.
ReplyDeleteAs far as Deadwood, don't take my impression. You might like it. Gosh I might have had I not seen it how it was a few years ago.
On your way east, make sure to hit Theodore Roosevelt National Park in ND, the south unit. We saw lots of wildlife.
ReplyDeleteAs far as Deadwood, don't take my impression. You might like it. Gosh I might have had I not seen it how it was a few years ago.
Enjoy your wall stone it is a great place!
ReplyDeleteHave a great visit lots to see there.
ReplyDeleteHave fun in Yellowstone, one of our favorite parks in the NPS system. We've been in every season, including winter when the whole setting is just magical. Can't wait to get back there and explore in more depth.
ReplyDeleteHave fun in Yellowstone!!!..I am sure there will be many picture taking opportunities at every turn!!
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