Best Campgrounds in Montana

Rushing Rock Creek flows right through camp, delivering pristine fishing waters and a constant mountain soundtrack beneath the towering Beartooth peaks.

Nestled along the pristine Stillwater River at 5,300 feet, this campground delivers spacious, private sites surrounded by dramatic 10,000-foot peaks and wilderness tranquility.

Towering evergreens shade 22 spacious sites along the North Fork Flathead River, where morning mist rises off crystal-clear waters just 2 miles from Glacier National Park's quieter entrance.

Moose wander through campsites along West Fork Rock Creek, where the rushing water provides a constant soundtrack beneath the dramatic Absaroka-Beartooth peaks.

Towering Western Larch trees—some over 500 years old—shelter 27 sites along Seeley Lake's pristine shore, where the Clearwater River creates a constant, soothing presence.

Towering western red cedars form a cathedral canopy above your campsite, filtering sunlight into this wilderness sanctuary along Glacier's Continental Divide.

Eighty-six sites sprawl beneath towering cottonwoods along the historic Missouri River, where the massive Fort Peck Dam creates a dramatic backdrop for your riverside adventure.

This intimate 13-site campground delivers exceptional peace and solitude, tucked 32 miles from West Glacier with spotless vault toilets that reviewers rave about.

Wake up to the mirror-smooth waters of Swan Lake reflecting the rugged Swan Mountain Range, with a boat ramp and beach steps from your campsite for paddling, fishing, or swimming beneath Montana's big sky.