Gallatin County Fairgrounds

10/10 recommend! We came initially to overnight a horse and plug in our trailer, the next morning the interstate was shut down and we were stuck for the day in Bozeman. The office was more than happy to host for another night and went above and beyond to make our stay a wonderful experience with the rough winter weather. The indoor stalls are safe and kept our pony out of the weather for the duration of our stay, and the rv camping is very clean and easy to maneuver with the trailer. Would stay here again!

This was my first time at the Gallatin County auction held at the fairgrounds. It was absolutely beautiful to see a community come together and support each other. I learned that this auction not only teaches kids responsibility but how to take care of themselves, market their animals, and speak to the public. I had a few come into my work and they were nervous, but it was adorable to watch them talk about what they've been feeding their animals. I also enjoyed watching the boys serve food at the BBQ, as well as offer water to the public throughout the auction. It was touching to see some of these kids during the auction too. You can tell how much they grew close to their animals and how much they cared for them. I loved watching how much the community supported these kids too. It reminds us all how we can not only rely but support each other. This truly was an amazing experience!

The RV campground is very convenient, Electric and sewer only, water available from office garden hose for 5$. Can be difficult to get water with large rigs on busy fairground days due to parking lot being full. Nice employees and our camping neighbors were terrific. Downtown Main street is within a mile or two lots of restaurants and coffee shops, stores, bars etc.

RV camping. As expected, just a chunk of pavement, closely spaced, only 50 amp connector for power, no water as noted, sewer connector available but quite a ways behind the end of the site. Adequate for a couple nights.

We took our granddaughter to see Daniel Tiger sponsored by PBS and it was great. We also visited the farmers market and the wide variety of products was nice