Acton Recreation Area

Stopped on our drive along 90. Lots of sites with fire rings (some with grills too). The farther you go, the more rugged it gets. Adjacent to a few farms, fun to wake up next to the cows. Stars were amazing! Not many bugs.

A fun spot that secluded. Some good trails nearby. Nice sunrise view

Great place to pull off to get some rest at drive up campsites. The road right before getting to the park was washboard like (late Sept. 2024). Can drive quite a ways down but make sure your vehicle has Clearance cause the dirt road gets rough.

Worth the drive, had great scenery and a vault toilet. I checked out the first couple groups of sites with my Subaru Crosstrek pulling a square drop trailer without issue. About half the sites were available just before sun down, didn't have an issue picking a great spot for the night. Some cool trails to walk the dog and bike leading from the area. Cool little place to stay.

Great spot short drive into Billing’s but in the countryside

Pretty nice spot. A few spots were open. Need 4x4 to get down road all the way down, but few spots before it gets rough. Got there late and there was a few spots left. Overlooks a ridge line. Spots have firepits and picnic tables. Bring wood. Awesome spot and definitely recommend.

Beautiful camping area well maintained would expect it to be an actual fee Campground but it's disbursement. Each site has a picnic table and barbecue ring. Only bathrooms are at the entrance so bring your own. AT&t has decent signal

One of the nicest BLMs if that’s what’s called. 30 min from Billings, easy access, nice gravel even road, well marked entrance and even leveled sites. We got some screaming teenagers passing in the car but soon they stopped. We had a restful night to continue our roadtrip.

Rolled up to Billings and needed a place to post up for the night. A quick 30 minutes and I made it to Acton. Lots of cool spots to camp, great view as I was able to back right up to a ledge. Some nice trails which were fun to crawl around.

Smokey view of sage brush. Extremely bumpy graded road to get here for over 6 miles. Couldn’t go faster then 15 mph. Campsites well kept with fire ring and picnic tables. Fine for one night . Put toilet at entrance by day use area.

Got swarmed by mosquitoes. Made putting up and taking down the tent terrible. Bring bug spray or stay in a vehicle/ rv if camping here in June. Could be from all the flooding, but it was dry when we got there.

Was better and bigger then expected, camp up top the first 1-2 sections if not have a truck/high suspension for the dirt road further down. Excellent place too take 21 speed mountain bike too. The bathroom near entrance so camp first section if need that daily for easy walk to it. Took my 3 kids and had a great time for 2 days.

Needed a spot to stay for the night and settled on coming here. wonderful views and relatively private spots compared to some areas. I was also pleasantly surprised to find an array of sweet mtb trails so my quick stop for the night turned into an actual noteworthy experience. Will definitely return

So yes, the road leading to it is very washboard but stick with it! The views and trails are worth it. The wind does pick up at night so do stake out your tents fully!

Loved this campsite. A bit out of the way from the highway but worth it. About 6 spots, the first 4 are huddled in a circle but we drove further down the rough road and found a secluded spot far from the others. Some trash at the site which was sad to see, remember to leave no trace! Great quiet night except for the cows!

Beautiful little spot about 25 miles north of Billings MT. Trails for biking and hiking. Fairly quiet and not to crowded. Just a bit windy at times.

Nice open campsites, but glass everywhere. We stayed at one of the first sites and found gladd scattered throughout the site. We were only staying for one night so we didn't bother looking at others. The site had amazing views. It was very quiet and peaceful.

Went just past the vault toilets before the road turned to dirt as I knew it was supposed to rain. Lots of open campsites with picnic tables, fire pits and great views. It was super quiet and cozy. Heard some coyotes over night and saw some hunters in the morning

This campsite is awesome. The gravel road in is great except the last two miles offer quite a bit of turbulence. When you get in you are greeted with gorgeous, large campsites, for any size rig. Each campsite has a fire ring (fire permitting) and a picnic table as well as ample space to spread out. It’s truly gorgeous.

This is one of my favorite local riding spots. The trails are well used and vary from flat and easy to moderately difficult. Lots of bicyclers on the trails. There are some camping spots.