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ATV riders, hikers, and cave explorers who want real space and solitude at elevation. Sites have shade, open grass, and picnic tables, and the Game Warden patrols regularly, so expect a crowd-free, reasonably civil atmosphere.
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46.7255, -109.4852
ATV riders, hikers, and cave explorers who want real space and solitude at elevation. Sites have shade, open grass, and picnic tables, and the Game Warden patrols regularly, so expect a crowd-free, reasonably civil atmosphere.
Amenity-dependent campers will find little comfort here: facilities are minimal (vault toilet, no water, no hookups), and mandatory bear-safe food storage isn't negotiable, forget the canister and it's a non-starter.
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Best season: summer. Summer offers the most reliable access and the warmest, driest weather for dispersed camping — expect daytime highs around 60–85°F and cool nights in the 30s–50s at 5,800 ft. Wildlife viewing is at its peak with active bears, elk, deer and abundant birdlife, plus long daylight hours for day hikes and stargazing. Roads are usually passable for high-clearance vehicles and crowds remain low compared with developed campgrounds, though late-summer fire danger can bring temporary restrictions. Peak months: July, August, June, September Avoid: December, January, February
Source: "Summer brings the most reliable access and warmest conditions."
Identified as a dispersed campground. The source provides no details about showers, potable water, toilets, hookups, Wi‑Fi, or other typical campground amenities. Bears frequent the area and mandatory food storage in approved containers is required.
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