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+> that.  Mid state on I90 is Chamberlain SD, which is an oasis in the
+> middle of farm/ranch-land along the river.  This would also be a good
+> place to establish residency, small town but they have a few mailing
+> address companies for RV'ers locally and a few hotels.  Black hills
+> has a ton of forest land for camping too, some of the driving has 7-8%
+> grades, not sure how well your bus handles, but it could be a
+> challenge.
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+> Teddy Roosevelt National Park is just 1.5 hours west of Bismarck. the
+> south unit has a TON of wildlife the kids would enjoy. Both north and
+> south units have plenty of back-country hiking and both have national
+> grassland surrounding them for free camping.  The campgrounds in the
+> park run about $20 a night, depending on if you want electric. Near
+> the South unit is Medora, very touristy, but it has the legendary
+> musical which may be fun for a evening.
+> 
+> 
+> Either Teddy Roosevelt or Black Hills are a good gateway to the
+> northern mountain National parks/forests.  The most famous being
+> Yellowstone/Grand Teton.  The GF and I just got back from a week
+> there.  Yellowstone is a clusterfuck of tourism, but is the only place
+> with the thermal activity, which is worth a quick visit and the
+> traffic jams.  Otherwise, I'd stay in the surrounding national
+> forests, or Grand Teton if you want luxurious (ie showers, laundry
+> mats, stores, ect) campgrounds.  Teton is the better place for hiking