Kading Campground

It’s well worth the drive and potholes. Large sites lots of space in between sites too. We had #5 with a short path to the water. Stating one night but I think we’ll stay two. Happy camping!

We stayed in site #5, which was a pull though site. There was more than enough room for a travel trailer and truck. The site had a small path down to the river (which was amazing!). Our initial plan was to stay at one of the three dispersed sites along the way, but they were all taken. We lucked out with this spot. Arrived on a Tuesday, there was only one other camper there - we had the whole place to ourself. No Verizon service. They have water spigots and vaulted toilets. Road is a bit rough, would be hesitant to bring a low clearance vehicle up there.

Kaden Campground is a Helena National Forest Campground just about at the end of the road, the trail head for Blackfeet Meadows Trail is just a short distance past the campground.  Kaden Campground is across the road from the Kaden Cabin which can be reserved.  The campground has 11 sites, all quite roomy and nicely spread out.  Each Site has a picnic table and metal fire ring.  The campground has running water from two faucets.  Two Vault toilets serve the campground.   This is a Trash-in Trash-out campground.  Two feeding areas are available for horses, and A small public corral is located across the road from the campground.  The little Blackfoot River runs along the campground and is easy to access.  If you are in the need for a hike, take the short trail at the end of the campground to the Blackfoot Meadows Trail head.  A 5 mile hike (10 round trip) will take you to Blackfoot Meadows and some very good fly fishing.