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Toll Mountain Campground

Toll Mountain Campground, near Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest in Montana, is a hidden treasure for those seeking a unique camping experience. With only a handful of sites, it offers a sense of seclusion surrounded by impressive boulders and stunning natural beauty.

The campground features basic amenities like toilets and fire pits, but don’t expect the frills—there are no showers or electric hookups here. Campers have noted the clean and well-maintained facilities, with one visitor mentioning, “Toilets appear new and barely used.” The road leading in can be a bit rough, so be prepared for some washboard bumps along the way.

Nature lovers will appreciate the diverse wildlife, including the occasional moose sighting. Reviewers have raved about the unique camping spots, with one stating, “Beautiful huge rocks and unique camping spots!” If you’re looking for a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle, this spot is definitely worth considering.

For those who enjoy exploring, the surrounding forest offers plenty of opportunities for hiking and wildlife watching. Just remember to pack your essentials, as this campground is all about embracing the great outdoors without the distractions of modern conveniences.

Description

National Forest

Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest

Toll Mountain campground is located on the eastside of the Highland Mountain Range, approximately 20 miles east of Butte. The campground __has 5 units that will accommodate trailers up to 22 feet and also has a group picnic area. The campground is close to a creek and offers a quiet forest setting for weekend getaways.

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Location

Toll Mountain Campground is located in Montana

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Directions

From Butte, take MT Highway 2 for approximately 18 miles. Turn\_\_left onto Forest Service Road #240 (Radar Creek Road. Continue for approximately 2 miles and turn left into the campground. The road is a gravel road suitable for passenger vehicle access.

Coordinates

45.84567 N
112.3666 W

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Access

  • Drive-In
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Site Types

  • Tent Sites
  • RV Sites
  • Standard (Tent/RV)

Features

For Campers

  • Toilets
  • Alcohol

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Reviewed Jul. 11, 2021

Nice

It has a moose!

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Month of VisitJuly
Reviewed Apr. 29, 2021

Nobody there

Beautiful huge rocks and unique camping spots!

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Month of VisitApril
Reviewed Oct. 7, 2020

Great Spot Off the Beaten Track

Only 7 campsites but wonderful spaces surrounded by huge boulders. Toilets appear new and barely used. Road was some of the worst washboard I’ve ever experienced. Also note that road is labeled Rader Rd as well as Toll Mountain Rd.

  • Review photo of Toll Mountain Campground by William M., October 7, 2020
  • Review photo of Toll Mountain Campground by William M., October 7, 2020
  • Review photo of Toll Mountain Campground by William M., October 7, 2020
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Reviewed Jul. 10, 2017

Hidden jem in the rocks

This campground has about 10 sites on a small loop. The ones on the left on you way in are up in the rocks...very cool. Typical FS campground amenities like outhouse, fire pits, and tables. Road is gravel from highway but is ok for larger vehicles and trailers but sites maybe a little small.

Month of VisitJuly
  • Review photo of Toll Mountain Campground by Brad T., July 10, 2017
  • Review photo of Toll Mountain Campground by Brad T., July 10, 2017
  • Review photo of Toll Mountain Campground by Brad T., July 10, 2017