Charles Waters Campground

Clean, quiet and easy to maneuver. Will stay here again.

Nice campground built to accommodate horse trailers. There are big day use parking/staging areas for trailers. The main campground was closed for winter. There were 2 other van campers using some day use spots to overnight. The day use spots have a picnic table, fire ring and level site parking so they work just fine for a quick overnight. There are a couple of “horse trailer camping” spots outside the locked gate that were accessible. Signage indicates that if not taken by 6pm by a horse trailer that others campers may use the spot. I’m just passing through quickly and don’t intend to stay for multiple nights so I was not picky. It’s flat and clean and beautiful by moonlight.

What a great setting in the trees. Campground is clean, sites are well spaced, parking pads are pretty flat and big.

Just a mile of Highway 93. I was able to get a campsite, I think one of the very last remaining, on Thursday at about 4:30 PM. Nice wooded area. Pave roadway and parking spot.

Traveling south in Montana and found this lovely little place. Trees, meadows and solitude. Just the way I like it

Trees for shade, clean vaulted toilets. Nice camp sites and camp ground. I gave it 4 star only due to campers with generators. Other than that a great place.

Very nice place to go for a quick overnight camping trip. The bathrooms were clean, as well as the sites. The only down side was the the trash services weren't ready yet, so make sure to pack it out if you're there in early may. This is the second time I've stayed there, and I will return again.

We decided to stop in the Bitterroot Valley and the Charles Waters CG for our needs. Clean, treed space with the creek running behind. Extremely peaceful and just what we needed after a super long, hot day. Quiet campground. We did need to change sites as Site 4 had a very large and active red/black ant nest next to the fire ring and picnic table.

We got in around 6pm on a Sunday night. There were multiple sites still open.

Spent several one nighter’s here. Quiet and beautiful. Lots and f trail for hiking. Close enough to Missoula or the other communities in the bitterroot valley.

This is definitely 1 of the top 5 in the area even as a usfs camp ground and price. Sites are well spaced, plenty of privacy and greenery, tons of nature, sound of a run off river coming down through the camp, there is a camp host on site as well as paved road and restrooms as well as water fountains. There is tons of trails for hiking, horse back and driving as well as tons of stream access only down fall is not really for fishing.

This is a National Forest campground about 25 miles from Missoula. The bathrooms are vaulted toilets and they were spacious and VERY clean. Our site was HUGE and so beautiful. Bass Creek was maybe 50 yards from the camper and is so clear! Fishing wouldn't be great at that location, as the creek is fairly shallow. The parking spot for the camper was super level asphalt, and plenty Ling enough for our 33.5' fifth wheel. Due to lower branches on the drive through the campground, we wouldn't recommend higher profile rigs. Ours sits at 13', and we felt that anything much taller than that might have clearance issues. There's a group spot for 12-20 people, as well as a spot for bicycle camping. There are some amazing trails for hiking, biking, and also horses. We really enjoyed this area!

Spent an overnight here. Very clean and updated. Close proximity to trials and hywy 93.

Nice little campground in the Bitterroot Valley. It seemed that there were as many dogs as people in the campground. Sites varied in size and shape and shade. I like the sites on the far side of the loop as they are closer to the creek and away from the dusty road. Water at the spigots was good, but I was a bit concerned that they were placed so close to the vault toilets. There are some pull through sites as well as back in, but since it’s first come, it’s luck of the draw in what you get. I got there around 2 on a Sunday and had 3 sites to pick from. All of the sites were full by 4pm. There are some nice hiking and horseback riding trails across the road, and there is a forest road that goes all the way to the top of the mountains with picnic tables to watch the sunset or sunrise (when the smoke doesn’t cloud the view).

Paved level sites. Water and trash bins. Beautiful area lots of trails. First come first serve. Senior discount $7.50 a night.

Memorial day weekend 2021 fee $15 / night . Clean vault toilets...good well water lots of space between sites. Our only misfortune was Hotshot crews and Helicopters were practicing repelling all weekend in the forest around the campground.

Nice campground $10 night, paved campground sites spaced apart nicely no water or power but for $10 expected. Close to towns for supplies, pit toilets clean eat hiking trail

Paves roads, large sites, (sloped, not level) very friendly hosts, water spigots throughout, pit toilets, cement picnic tables. We love the fact that you can hear the cascading water at the sites, peaceful. 16 day stay limit, $10 per night.

Great for tent camping, there are several spots with trails leading to Bass Creek. Recreational area, picnic tables, fire pits, bathrooms, and about 10 minutes from Florence MT.

Very nice campground all sites paved but the sites can’t be reserved whole campground is a first come first served basis so if it is a planned stop try to get there by noon.

Plenty of open sites M-Th, even during the summer. Sites are close-ish together but very private because of the tree cover. The creekside sites are especially lovely.

Nice campground. No water or electric but paved sites