Many Pines Campground

Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest

Nestled within 8 acres of whispering lodgepole pines, Richardson Campground offers an intimate mountain retreat in the heart of the Castle Mountains. This hillside haven features three secluded campsites, each providing a perfect basecamp for explorers seeking solitude and natural beauty. The gentle murmur of Richardson Creek provides a soothing soundtrack to your stay, while scenic trails beckon hikers to discover hidden mountain vistas. Modern restrooms ensure comfort without compromising the wilderness experience. Your four-legged companions are welcome to join the adventure, though the winding mountain approach limits trailers to 16 feet or less. Please note that equestrian camping is not permitted at this location.

Grasshopper Campground, Castle Mountains, Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest

Nestled on a peaceful hillside overlooking the babbling waters of Grasshopper Creek, this intimate 12-site campground offers a perfect escape into Montana's wilderness. While its compact size and winding access roads make it best suited for smaller RVs and trailers, Grasshopper Campground rewards visitors with tranquility and natural beauty. As autumn paints the surrounding mountains in gold and crimson, the campground becomes a favored basecamp for hunters seeking elk and deer in the backcountry.

Spring Creek Campground, Spring Creek Rd., White Sulphur Springs, MT

Tucked away in a serene riparian corridor, Spring Creek Campground offers an intimate escape with just 10 thoughtfully spaced campsites. Here, towering cottonwoods and pines create a natural cathedral overhead, while fragrant wild rose bushes weave between sites, ensuring each camping spot feels like your own private sanctuary. The gentle murmur of Spring Creek provides a soothing soundtrack to your stay, where families gather around fire rings under starlit skies and morning coffee tastes better at weathered picnic tables. With seasonal potable water and accessible facilities including vault toilets, this hidden gem perfectly balances rustic charm with essential amenities for those seeking authentic connection with nature.

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Nestled in the Montana wilderness at the coordinates where adventure meets pristine nature, Daisy Dean Camp Campground offers an authentic backcountry experience in active bear country. This remote site requires vigilant food storage practices—all provisions must be secured in approved bear-resistant containers and cleared from your site immediately after meals, ensuring both your safety and the well-being of the local wildlife that calls these mountains home.

809 2ND STREET NW

Nestled deep within central Montana's pristine Little Belt Mountains, Hunters Spring Cabin offers adventurers a gateway to untamed wilderness and year-round mountain magic. This rustic retreat beckons outdoor enthusiasts seeking authentic Montana experiences, from tracking elk through autumn forests to carving fresh powder on pristine snowmobile trails. Whether you're hiking sun-dappled summer paths, navigating rugged terrain on your off-highway vehicle, or gliding through winter wonderlands on cross-country skis, this cabin serves as your perfect basecamp for exploring one of Montana's best-kept secrets.

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Tucked away in the serene Little Belt Mountains, Jumping Creek Campground offers an intimate escape from the crowds with just 10 peaceful campsites nestled along the babbling waters of Sheep Creek. This hidden gem welcomes RVs and trailers up to 45 feet, with each site thoughtfully equipped with fire rings, grills, and picnic tables for memorable outdoor meals. Cast a line into the creek's cool waters where brook and rainbow trout await patient anglers, or simply relax to the soothing soundtrack of flowing water. Your four-legged companions are welcome to join the adventure on leash, though this tranquil retreat isn't suitable for equestrian visitors.

Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest

Tucked away in the heart of Lewis and Clark National Forest, Hay Canyon Campground offers an authentic wilderness experience for those seeking solitude and adventure. This intimate campground features seven peaceful sites where the sounds of the South Fork Judith River provide a natural soundtrack to your stay. Whether you're casting a line into the pristine waters, exploring miles of ATV trails that wind through the forest, or simply savoring the tranquility of this year-round retreat, Hay Canyon delivers an escape from the everyday. While the campground embraces its rustic character—there's no potable water on-site—it compensates with 24-hour access and the kind of unspoiled natural beauty that's increasingly rare to find.

Moose Creek Campground, Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest, Montana

Tucked away in the heart of Montana's Little Belt Mountains, Moose Creek Campground offers an intimate escape for those seeking solitude and simplicity. With just six carefully positioned campsites along the babbling waters of Moose Creek, this hidden gem invites anglers and nature lovers to experience the untouched beauty of Montana's backcountry. The winding approach road and compact layout make this destination perfect for tent campers and small trailers up to 20 feet, ensuring that the peaceful atmosphere remains undisturbed by larger RVs. Here, the gentle rush of creek water and the whisper of wind through towering pines create nature's perfect soundtrack.

204 W. FOLSOM, WHITE SULPHUR SPRING, MT 59645, USA

Nestled deep within the Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest, Calf Creek Cabin offers an authentic Montana wilderness experience where modern comforts meet rustic charm. This cozy retreat sleeps up to 6 guests inside its weathered wooden walls, with space for 4 additional visitors in RVs or campers outside. Whether you're casting a line into the crystal-clear waters of Calf Creek, exploring miles of pristine hiking trails on foot or horseback, or carving fresh tracks through powder on your snowmobile, this cabin serves as your perfect basecamp for year-round adventure. In winter, the cabin transforms into a snow-covered sanctuary accessible only by snowmobile or cross-country skis, offering the kind of solitude that's increasingly rare in our connected world.

4234 US HIGHWAY 89 NORTH, NEIHART, MT 59465, USA

Step back in time at Kings Hill Cabin, where the weathered logs tell stories of the 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps craftsmen who built this mountain retreat. Nestled deep in the lodgepole pines, this historic hideaway seamlessly blends rustic charm with modern conveniences—think cozy electric heat meeting hand-hewn timber walls. Whether you're carving fresh tracks through powder on cross-country skis, exploring miles of summer hiking trails, or listening to the evening chorus of mountain birds from the cabin porch, Kings Hill serves as your basecamp for year-round adventure. The simple kitchen lets you prepare hearty meals after days spent exploring OHV trails or snowmobile routes that wind through the surrounding wilderness.

109 CENTRAL AVE. P.O. BOX 484, STANFORD, MT 59479, USA

Step back in time at Judith Guard Station, where a meticulously restored 1900s ranger cabin invites you to experience the authentic frontier spirit of Montana's wilderness. This charming historic retreat combines period-accurate furnishings with modern comfort, all while the melodic Middle Fork of the Judith River flows nearby. Perfect for intimate gatherings of friends or family, this unique accommodation offers an escape where morning coffee comes with mountain views and evenings end with stars overhead.

Dry Wolf Campground, Charlie Russell Country, Stanford, MT

Discover your mountain sanctuary at Dry Wolf Campground, where 25 peaceful campsites await along the babbling waters of Dry Wolf Creek. Tucked into the heart of Charlie Russell Country, this hidden gem invites you to wake up to meadow breezes and the scent of spruce and fir, all while the majestic Bandbox Mountain stands guard overhead. Whether you're casting a line into the crystal-clear creek, exploring scenic hiking trails, or simply savoring a sunset picnic, this tranquil escape offers the perfect blend of adventure and serenity.

Directly off Highway 89 in the Little Belt Mountains

Nestled within a dramatic canyon sculpted by the rushing waters of Belt Creek, Aspen Campground offers an intimate escape into the heart of the Little Belt Mountains. This hidden gem sits conveniently along Highway 89, making it an ideal basecamp for spontaneous adventurers seeking solitude without sacrificing accessibility. With its first-come, first-served policy, this cozy campground rewards early arrivals with choice spots featuring picnic tables, fire rings, and grills perfect for evening gatherings under the stars. The campground welcomes RVs and trailers up to 22 feet, while thoughtfully maintained vault toilets ensure comfort for all visitors, including those with accessibility needs. During warmer months, fresh mountain water flows from seasonal taps, and anglers can test their skills in Belt Creek's pristine waters, where native trout dart through crystal-clear pools—though Cutthroat Trout must be carefully returned to preserve this precious population.

809 2ND ST. NW, HARLOWTON, MT, 59036, USA

Perched high above the Little Belt Mountains, Monument Peak Lookout invites adventurers to step back in time and experience life as a fire spotter in this beautifully restored 1936 cabin. From your eagle's nest at nearly 7,400 feet, breathtaking 360-degree views unfold in every direction, revealing endless mountain ridges, pristine forests, and the vast Montana sky. This historic gem, lovingly brought back to life in 1999, offers a rare opportunity to disconnect from the modern world and reconnect with nature in one of Montana's most spectacular settings.

109 CENTRAL AVE. P.O. BOX 484

Escape to Dry Wolf Cabin, where the babbling waters of Dry Wolf Creek provide a natural soundtrack to your mountain retreat. This charming one-room cabin sits 20 miles southwest of Stanford, Montana, tucked into the pristine wilderness of the Little Belt Mountains. Whether you're casting a line into the crystal-clear creek, scanning the forest edges for wildlife at dawn, or simply breathing in the pure mountain air, this secluded hideaway offers the perfect basecamp for authentic Montana adventures.

Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest

Nestled in the northeastern reaches of the Little Belt Mountains, Logging Creek Campground beckons adventurers seeking tranquility and outdoor thrills. With 25 thoughtfully designed accessible sites, this hidden gem combines the serenity of mountain solitude with convenient amenities. Whether you're casting a line for native trout in the crystal-clear creek, exploring rugged terrain on your OHV, or setting out on foot to discover nearby trails, this scenic retreat offers the perfect basecamp for your Montana mountain adventure.

Dry Wolf Campground, Charlie Russell Country, Stanford, MT

Spring Creek Campground, Spring Creek Rd., White Sulphur Springs, MT

Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest

Directly off Highway 89 in the Little Belt Mountains

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Moose Creek Campground, Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest, Montana

Grasshopper Campground, Castle Mountains, Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest

4234 US HIGHWAY 89 NORTH, NEIHART, MT 59465, USA

Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest

809 2ND ST. NW, HARLOWTON, MT, 59036, USA

809 2ND STREET NW

204 W. FOLSOM, WHITE SULPHUR SPRING, MT 59645, USA

109 CENTRAL AVE. P.O. BOX 484, STANFORD, MT 59479, USA

109 CENTRAL AVE. P.O. BOX 484

Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest

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420 Barrett Street, Dillon, MT 59725

Nestled along the pristine southern shores of Reservoir Lake, this high-elevation retreat offers an intimate camping experience where 16 thoughtfully placed sites blend seamlessly into the landscape of towering pines and aromatic sagebrush. At 7,000 feet above sea level, Reservoir Lake Campground provides a perfect balance of wilderness solitude and modern conveniences, including fresh drinking water, accessible vault toilets, and bear-resistant food storage to ensure both comfort and safety. Each campsite comes equipped with its own picnic table, while a primitive boat ramp invites anglers and paddlers to explore the tranquil 11-acre lake, where only electric motors disturb the mountain silence.

88 Business Loop Philipsburg, MT 59858

Nestled along the breathtaking Pioneer Mountains Scenic Byway, Lodgepole Campground invites you to experience the serene beauty of the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest. This intimate retreat features 10 thoughtfully designed campsites, each equipped with modern amenities that blend comfort with wilderness charm. Every site comes complete with a picnic table for memorable outdoor meals, a fire pit for evening gatherings under starlit skies, and convenient paved parking. The campground's commitment to accessibility shines through its ADA-compliant restrooms and facilities, while fresh mountain water flows from a traditional hand-pump spigot, adding an authentic touch to your outdoor adventure.

Moose Creek Campground, Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest, Montana

Tucked away in the heart of Montana's Little Belt Mountains, Moose Creek Campground offers an intimate escape for those seeking solitude and simplicity. With just six carefully positioned campsites along the babbling waters of Moose Creek, this hidden gem invites anglers and nature lovers to experience the untouched beauty of Montana's backcountry. The winding approach road and compact layout make this destination perfect for tent campers and small trailers up to 20 feet, ensuring that the peaceful atmosphere remains undisturbed by larger RVs. Here, the gentle rush of creek water and the whisper of wind through towering pines create nature's perfect soundtrack.

FOREST ROAD 2421, RED LODGE, MT, 59068, USA

Escape to Limber Pine Campground, where the whisper of wind through ancient pines and the gentle babble of Rock Creek create nature's perfect symphony. Tucked away in the breathtaking Beartooth Mountains along the legendary Beartooth Highway, this hidden gem invites adventurers to cast their lines in crystal-clear waters, explore winding mountain trails, and cruise one of America's most spectacular scenic routes. Each secluded campsite offers an intimate connection with the wilderness, while keeping you within easy reach of the region's most treasured attractions.

WEST FORK RANGER STATION, 6735 WEST FORK RD, DARBY, MT 59829

Nestled along the pristine waters of the Nez Perce Fork of the Bitterroot River, Fales Flat Campground offers a unique group camping experience where history and wilderness converge. This equestrian-friendly haven serves as your gateway to endless trails winding through untouched backcountry, following the same paths once traveled by the Nez Perce Nimi'ipuu people. Gather around the expansive campfire circle under starlit skies, park your rigs on stable gravel surfaces, and enjoy the simplicity of camping with basic amenities including vault toilets. True to its backcountry character, the campground operates without drinking water or trash services, encouraging a leave-no-trace ethos that preserves this special place for generations to come.

10 Hungry Horse Drive, P.O. Box190340

Step back in time at Hornet Lookout, where a historic 1922 fire tower awaits adventurous souls seeking an unforgettable mountain retreat. After a scenic one-mile hike through recovering wildlands, you'll discover this two-story sanctuary floating above the clouds at 6,744 feet. Wake to breathtaking 360-degree vistas stretching from the pristine waters of Kintla Lake to the majestic peaks of Glacier National Park. This rustic hideaway comes equipped with propane cooking facilities, lanterns, and comfortable cots, though you'll need to bring your own water and bedding for this authentic backcountry experience. The journey may test your legs, but the reward—sleeping where forest guardians once kept watch—is pure magic.

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Nestled along the pristine banks of the East Fork Bitterroot River, this intimate riverside retreat offers four thoughtfully positioned campsites where the gentle murmur of flowing water provides nature's soundtrack. Each site comes equipped with a picnic table and fire ring for evening gatherings under Montana's star-filled skies, while an accessible vault toilet ensures comfort during your stay. The campground welcomes RVs and trailers up to 20 feet, making it perfect for couples or small families seeking a peaceful escape into nature's embrace.

WEST FORK RANGER STATION, DARBY, MT 59829, USA

Nestled along the crystal-clear waters of the West Fork of the Bitterroot River, Alta Campground offers an intimate escape into Montana's pristine wilderness. This hidden gem in the Bitterroot National Forest welcomes adventurers with 14 thoughtfully positioned campsites, including three fully accessible sites designed for all visitors. Known for its immaculate grounds and the warm hospitality of its dedicated hosts, Alta provides the perfect basecamp for those seeking authentic mountain experiences without sacrificing comfort.

East Boulder Campground, Big Timber, MT, USA

Discover a hidden gem where the melodic sounds of the East Boulder River create nature's perfect soundtrack for your camping adventure. East Boulder Campground welcomes you with open arms and no fees—a rare find in today's outdoor landscape. Operating on a first-come, first-served basis, this riverside retreat has become a beloved basecamp for anglers casting lines at dawn and hikers setting off on mountain trails. Here, accessibility meets untouched wilderness, offering an authentic Montana experience without the crowds or complications.

Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest

Tucked away in the heart of Lewis and Clark National Forest, Hay Canyon Campground offers an authentic wilderness experience for those seeking solitude and adventure. This intimate campground features seven peaceful sites where the sounds of the South Fork Judith River provide a natural soundtrack to your stay. Whether you're casting a line into the pristine waters, exploring miles of ATV trails that wind through the forest, or simply savoring the tranquility of this year-round retreat, Hay Canyon delivers an escape from the everyday. While the campground embraces its rustic character—there's no potable water on-site—it compensates with 24-hour access and the kind of unspoiled natural beauty that's increasingly rare to find.