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Indian Fort Montana FWP

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Fishing access sits at the center of what Indian Fort Montana FWP provides, with the Yellowstone River reachable by boat or vehicle along this Montana FWP-managed site near Reed Point. Large cottonwoods provide shade over fire pits and picnic tables, and a pit toilet covers the basics. Verizon cell service works here. The site sustained flood damage in 2022 but has since been largely repaired. Noise from I-90 and passing trains carries into camp, so light sleepers should plan accordingly. Rates run $5 to $18 per night, with discounts available for FWP conservation license holders, and RVs up to 40 feet are accommodated. Anglers exploring campgrounds around Greycliff may find this a practical overnight stop between destinations.

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Map & DirectionsIndian Fort Montana FWP is located in Montana near Greycliff

Public Campground

Coordinates

45.71377 N
109.555269 W

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Access

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Boat-In
Sites accessible by watercraft.

Site Types

Tent Sites
RV Sites
Standard (Tent/RV)
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Features

For Campers

Picnic Table
Phone Service
Toilets
Alcohol
Pets
Fires

For Vehicles

Pull-Through Sites

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General Info

Drive Time

55 min from Billings, MT
1 hr 6 min from Bozeman, MT
2 hrs 30 min from Helena, MT
3 hrs 1 min from Great Falls, MT

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Jon H.

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Reviewed May. 6, 2026

Nice place accurate to last review

Same as before

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Eric A.

Guide

Reviewed Aug. 16, 2023

Nice MT FWP site

This is a pretty typical MT FWP fishing access site with lots of shade from big cottonwoods, pit toilet, fire pits and picnic tables. The area was damaged from the 2022 flood but has been mostly repaired. It’s just a couple miles from Reed Point, which has minimal services. You can hear I-90 and occasional trains but it wasn’t disturbing, at least for us. Verizon cell works fine. It’s a good spot to rest for the night to/from your destination. Note: discounted rates if you have an FWP conservation license.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Reed Point Campground located in Montana?

Reed Point Campground (Indian Fort FWP) is located just a couple of miles from the small town of Reed Point in Montana. It sits alongside the Yellowstone River and is easily accessible from Interstate 90. Reed Point itself is a small town with minimal services, but provides basic necessities for campers. The campground's proximity to I-90 means you might hear some traffic noise during your stay.

Is fishing allowed at Indian Fort Fishing Access near Reed Point Campground?

Yes, fishing is allowed at Indian Fort Fishing Access. As the name suggests, this is a Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) fishing access site specifically designed to provide river access for anglers. The site is located along the Yellowstone River, offering opportunities for fishing. While the area experienced some damage from flooding in 2022, repairs have been completed to restore access to the fishing areas.

What amenities are available at Reed Point Campground?

Reed Point Campground (Indian Fort FWP) offers several basic amenities typical of Montana FWP fishing access sites. The campground features large shade-providing cottonwood trees, pit toilets for restroom facilities, fire pits for campfires, and picnic tables at the campsites. The area is primarily designed as a fishing access point to the Yellowstone River. While convenient to I-90, the campground provides a rustic experience with limited facilities. The nearby town of Reed Point offers minimal services for additional needs.

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