RV Campgrounds in Montana

Discover the best rv campgrounds across Montana. Hit the open road and find the perfect spot for your home on wheels. From full-hookup sites to scenic boondocking destinations.

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Holland Lake Campground

Condon
Flathead National Forest

RV campers enjoy well-appointed sites with reliable hookups mere steps from Holland Lake's pristine shoreline, where towering pines provide natural shade and privacy.

Red Lodge
Custer Gallatin National Forest

Spacious paved sites accommodate large rigs along Rock Creek's scenic banks, with level pull-throughs and full hookups making setup effortless. Your RV serves as base camp between Yellowstone's geysers and the Beartooth Highway's alpine splendor, with pristine fishing steps from your door.

Nye
Custer Gallatin National Forest

RVs up to moderate length fit comfortably on spacious, non-electric sites nestled among pines along the Stillwater River, where anglers cast their lines just steps from camp.

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About RV Campgrounds in Montana

RV camping Montana offers an unparalleled adventure through some of America's most spectacular wilderness, from the glacier-carved peaks of the northern Rockies to the dramatic plateaus of the Beartooth Highway. Big Sky Country welcomes RV enthusiasts with an exceptional network of campgrounds that balance modern conveniences with access to pristine natural settings, where you can wake up to mountain vistas, lakefront sunrises, and the sounds of rushing creeks.

Best Time

The prime RV camping season in Montana runs from mid-June through early September, when mountain passes are reliably clear and campgrounds are fully operational with all amenities available. July and August offer the warmest weather and longest days, making them ideal for families and those seeking to explore high-elevation destinations like the Beartooth Highway, though these peak months also bring the largest crowds and require advance reservations, often 6-9 months ahead for popular locations near Glacier and Yellowstone.

What Makes It Great

Full hookup sites with electric, water, and sewer
Pull-through sites for easy parking
Dump stations and service facilities
WiFi and modern amenities

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Big Creek Campground (Flathead National Forest, Mt)

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Big Creek Campground (Flathead National Forest, Mt)

Columbia Falls
Flathead National Forest

Twenty-two spacious sites spread beneath old-growth pines accommodate larger rigs, though you'll need to come self-contained since hookups aren't available at this rustic forest retreat.

Basin Montana Campground

Red Lodge
Custer Gallatin National Forest

Your RV finds a home on spacious sites along West Fork Rock Creek, where standard non-electric hookups accommodate trailers of various sizes and three accessible spots ensure everyone can experience Montana's backcountry.

Red Lodge
Custer Gallatin National Forest

Nestled along Rock Creek in the Beartooth Mountains, this campground offers standard non-electric sites surrounded by towering pines and rushing water. Campers rave about the immaculate facilities and welcoming hosts who help you make the most of this spectacular high-country location.

Darby
Bitterroot National Forest

RVs up to 32 feet find spacious sites nestled among towering pines, with level pull-throughs and basic hookups that blend modern convenience with backcountry solitude.

Cabin City Campground (Mt)

DeBorgia
Lolo National Forest

Twenty-four paved sites wind through a creekside forest, offering RVers level parking and easy maneuvering among towering pines. Spacious sites accommodate larger rigs while staying close to I-90, combining convenient highway access with the soothing sounds of 12 Mile Creek.

Larry Creek Group Camp

Stevensville
Bitterroot National Forest

Large group sites accommodate RVs alongside tents under Montana's towering evergreens, with enough space for up to 75 campers to gather. Covered pavilions provide shelter for group meals while your rig stays steps away from trailheads leading into Bass Creek's wilderness.

Helena
Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest

RVers find spacious sites that accommodate trailers comfortably, with plenty of room to set up camp along the pristine mountain lake. Wake up steps from the water's edge, where you can launch your kayak or cast for cutthroat trout without moving your rig.

Picnic Spring Campground

Custer Gallatin National Forest

Small RVs and trailers fit comfortably among the Ponderosa pines at these 8 well-spaced sites, each with a picnic table and fire pit for evening gatherings. The primitive setup means no hookups, but the trade-off is absolute solitude beneath towering cliffs and dramatic sandstone formations.

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Custer Gallatin National Forest

Small trailers fit comfortably into these spacious, primitive sites nestled along Rock Creek, each equipped with a large fire pit for evening gatherings.

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Holland Lake Campground

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Woodbine Campground

Big Creek Campground (Flathead National Forest, Mt)

Basin Montana Campground

Limber Pine

Alta Campground

Cabin City Campground (Mt)

Larry Creek Group Camp

Park Lake Campground

Picnic Spring Campground

M-K Campground

Kreis Pond Campground

Lodgepole Campground

Riverview Campground

Lakeside Lolo Campground (Mt)

Wood Lake Campground

Toll Mountain Campground

Benchmark Campground

Cave Mountain Campground

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Plan Your Trips

Popular Activities

RV camping and scenic touringFishing in mountain lakes, rivers, and streamsHiking and backpacking in wilderness areasWildlife viewing including elk, moose, bears, and bighorn sheepPhotography of landscapes and wildlifeKayaking and canoeing on alpine lakes

Tips & Recommendations

1Reserve popular campgrounds like Holland Lake, Big Creek near Glacier, and Beartooth Highway sites 6-9 months in advance through Recreation.gov, as these premier locations fill quickly for summer weekends and the entire peak season.
2Prepare for significant temperature swings, even in summer—nights regularly drop into the 30s and 40s at higher elevations, so ensure your RV heating system is functional and bring extra blankets and warm clothing layers.
3Check current road conditions and fire restrictions before departure, as Montana's forest service roads can deteriorate rapidly during spring runoff, and campfire bans are common during dry periods from July through September.
4Bring your own firewood or purchase certified heat-treated wood locally, as transporting firewood across state lines risks spreading invasive pests and is often prohibited.

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RV Campgrounds in Montana FAQ

We've ranked 20+ RV campgrounds in Montana based on hookup options, site size, amenities, and user reviews. Top options include full-hookup sites with pull-through access.

Most RV campgrounds in Montana offer 30/50 amp electric hookups, water connections, and sewer hookups. Check individual campground details for specific hookup availability and site amenities.

Popular RV parks in Montana, especially in national parks and during peak season, require reservations months in advance. Use Outdoorithm's alert system to catch cancellations at fully-booked campgrounds.