Crow Agency, Montana Hostels/Budget Motel

Does anyone know if there are any hostels in Crow Agency, Montanaa? My husband and I (50+) only need a place to sleep and shower.

Crow Agency, Montana Hostels/Budget Motel

Hi~ I checked my 2008 Montana Vacation Planning Book %26amp; the only place they list for Crow Agency is the Little Bighorn Camp, which is listed as a private campground. They%26#39;re located one mile from the battlefield, junction of I-90 %26amp; US 212, open April 1st - Oct 1st. It shows that they have all the services including showers, then it says, ';motel available.'; Phone is 406-638-2232. I have no idea wheather this is a good place to stay or not.

There are 5 motels listed for Hardin, about 12 miles up the road. Looks like they range in price from ';el cheapo'; to ';whoa Nelly!'; (symbols actually used: $, $$, %26amp; $$$)

Let me know if you%26#39;d like the contact info for Hardin motels. BTW, if you have a few weeks before you leave on your trip, you may want to get a free Montana Vacation Planning packet for 2009. You can order online at www.visitmt.com or call 1-800-847-4868. The website will also have listings for accommodations in certain Montana towns, so you could also check there for Crow Agency %26amp; surrounding area. Good luck!

Crow Agency, Montana Hostels/Budget Motel

Are you spending multiple days at the Battlefield? If so, Hardin is your best choice. There are not many hostels in MT, as there are not many people. The hotels in Hardin will not be any kind of fancy. They charge what they have to in order to stay in business. If you%26#39;re staying only a single night, consider Billings. There are more options there both on the high and low ends.

You could check in to couch surfing - there are several couch surfers in Billings. (www.couchsurfing.com)

A friend of mine is using this service and having fun meeting people.

There is the Miracle - Little Big Horn Camp, which has RV and tent camping and a small motel.

PO Box 266 Crow Agency, MT 59022 406-638-2232

I don%26#39;t know when you are going. If it is in the summer you might try the Hardin KOA. We stayed 2 nights in a kabin. It was a simple room with a bunkbed and a double bed, very small table and good air-conditioning. You need to bring your own linens. It was inexpensive and a nice place to stay.