Whispering Pines Campground

Basic, no frills campground. It was cheap and served its purpose, but we would try to stay in Medora if we were ever back in the area again.

A lot of the campers don’t seem to understand how to park in these back-to-back sites (you back up to another camper). Many were parked far past their electric pedestal, impeding on the neighbor site. This happened to us and caused us to lose about 15 feet of our site, and we couldn’t hook up sewer. Recommend adding some lines or something so campers know how to park.

Online booking is easy.

Per description it has full hook ups and a nice safe place to stay. Easy in and easy out, not far from the interstate. Close about 20 miles to south entrance of Theodore Roosevelt National Park and 52 miles from the north entrance. We stayed three nights. Luckily the person sharing our row had pulled half way through. As per other comments all the other rows the RVers parked in the middle so two RV could not fit in a row and/or use the hook ups. With no host around people were not following the rules. We were in site 12, very uneven. We could not even lift the front of our RV high enough to get it level. Or at least I felt it was unsafe to be up that high since our tires were off the ground. Other than those two issues I would stay again. It was a clean park and utilities worked great even the WIFI was great

The water pressure is horrible only a few drips at a time. Said they would fix it but did not. No managers on site. Not level. The town is very small no grocery stores around. Some local restaurants but that's about it

Difficult to locate. Google maps did not recognize the address or the campground name. The sites now have posts to keep people from driving through. Strictly all back in sites now. I am sure this helps with the confusion when parking . Services are all way at the back of the site so make sure you back in as far as you can. Sites were not level front to back so for motorhomes it is difficult to level. Slope was to much for us to be level. The park was very quiet overnight. We would stay again for a quick overnight.

Electric, water, and sewer. Some of the sites were too steep to get the 5th wheel with electric jacks to level. Hydraulic revelers should not have an issue. Close to Theodore Roosevelt national park.