Whether you're an RVer or tent camper, Dagmar, MT is a great place to post up for the weekend—or longer. Enjoy the scenic camping, fun activities, and sights and sounds of Dagmar. Get the dirt on all the best camping near Dagmar. Browse campgrounds by amenities, site types, and more.
50 first-come, first-serve sites with electric. Park has 5 concrete picnic shelters, boat ramp, shower house, swim beach, golf course, 3 fishing piers, playground.
$10 / night
Quiet spacious park in Plentywood Montana. We always have room. No reservation, no problem.
$20 / night
This recreation area is part of Sakakawea Lake
50 first-come, first-serve sites with electric. Park has 5 concrete picnic shelters, boat ramp, shower house, swim beach, golf course, 3 fishing piers, playground.
Quiet spacious park in Plentywood Montana. We always have room. No reservation, no problem.
$20 / night
ScoutThis park is closed and has been some time.
Guide
All camp spots are right on the water, though most of them have cat tails and thick vegetation making it difficult to get to the water. Each site has electric that you share with your neighbor. They have a water station, dump station, showers that could use some attention, they have a nice playground for the kids, some picnic shelters, bathrooms and garbage cans. We stayed over the 4th so it was very busy but still enjoyable (coming from a family that prefers our solitude). There isn't a lot of water access for shore fishing and swimming is prohibited in most areas. There is a swimming beach about 1.5 miles from where we had camped which was pretty central to the grounds. It's not a big beach area so busy days it can be a little crowded. It is nice and sandy and great for the kiddos, though. All in all, the campground was nice and I would stay again!
ScoutWe arrived but the gate was locked. We walled to the camping spots and it looks like it would have been a great place to stay, covered tables, sites far apart, surreal flaring wells on the distant mountains. The water was really low. We stated outside the gate and had no issues.
Traveler
The CG is free. They want you to check in at the Confluence Visitor Center. The CG has tables, fire rings, and trash cans. Nobody has pulled in around us. Nothing better than free camping with solitude these days! We camped here in a 35 ft 5th wheel. Lots of great history with the old forts (Buford and Union) nearby. And the Confluence Visitor Center was good.
Traveler
Went here deliberately because it is not extremely busy and has a warm lake for swimming, boating, tubing. Canoing that is very near the campground. Fantastic restaurant in Genora, ND about 5 miles away. Went in late July and flies were somewhat bothersome. But lake was so refreshing and this would make a perfect 1-2 day stop between many locations in MT and ND. 27 miles to Canadian Border. Went swimming every day I was there except one day when it was cool. 150 miles to Theodore Roosevelt National Park which was also great.
Traveler
This is my go to for overnights and day trips. Right along the Missouri River. Great fishing access, wooded and close to town. Have seen great wildlife, excellent summer stargazing. Not a very big spot and only two camp sites close to the vault toilet.
RangerWe stayed here while I was working we liked it alot.
Scout
We have stayed here twice, once 2 years ago for 2 mo. and then again for the month of August this year. Level sites, good water, 30 & 50 amp service & city sewer. TV is over the air, 6 ch, if the weather permits so bring a few DVD's. A nice quiet place. There are no facility's, like shower house or bathroom's.
You are 3 blocks from downtown, so within walking distance of every thing in town. The park does not have wi-fi, however, the public library does have free wi-fi.
A word of warning, unless you have Verizon or Nemont phone service your phone will not work! The owner of the park lives off site, is only a phone call away & is a very nice guy !
Guide
Went all the way down the road to the lake. When we got to the end there was a closed sign. Appears they are flooding badly. Wish they would have had a sign at the train tracks considering the road only leads to the lake. Appears no other way to get to the lake.
TravelerNice place to stop for the night, no designated sites but I set up a pop up in the parking lot and it worked great. Two blocks off of Hwy 2, restrooms available but not showers. It may be a little close to active railroad tracks for a light sleeper.
TravelerCute place to go camp. I don’t like all the houses out here. It makes you feel like you are constantly being watched. Play area for the kids and decent fishing for pike, walleye and sunfish. We haven’t camped here yet, but I would love too. We go out fishing for day trips
TravelerCute spot to go fishing or boating, but I wouldn’t camp here. The pervious review said the water is dirty... it comes off the confluence and Yellowstone at a fast pace. I wouldn’t say it’s dirty to swim in or fish in. I’ve done both & have a great time out there... except for camping, I need more privacy then what they offer.
RangerAmazing place to learn about history of North Dakota.this is where Sitting Bull and his son surrendered and Lewis and Clark Trading Post. They do demonstrations on old time trades.
RangerLarge campground area. Fire pits, large camp spots but close together. Two small cabins . Beds only. Small store. Lake. But most of the time it isn't clean enough to swim or fish in.
TravelerBlacktail Dam is a popular destination for most area people. It is a small dam so it does tend to get quite busy, with minimal camping spots. Most of the land around the lake is privately owned lots.
TravelerCampground is set on top of hill overlooking Brush Lake which is a gem in itself. Campsites are spacious, but no trees for privacy or shade. There are bathroom facilities. Trails that lead down to the lake. Lake has restroom facilities, picnic tables, boat ramp, and beach area. The lake was a hidden gem among locals, so not a ton of people camping. One side of the lake is a state park and the other is privately owned.
ScoutNice little campground. Has electric and water. Just down from rest area in Plentywood MT. One of the nicest and at a reasonable price. $10. Stumbled onto it by accident. Nice shady in amongst some Cottonwood trees. Came in real handy in the middle of nowhere. Not sure what it would be like if there was something going on at the Fairground.
TravelerIt's a smaller lake with housing all around it. Around the 4th of July can get super busy. They keep the facilities clean!
Camping near Dagmar, Montana, offers a mix of beautiful landscapes and outdoor activities. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or a fun family adventure, there are some great campgrounds to check out.
Camping near Dagmar, Montana, has its perks and quirks. With a little planning, you can enjoy a great outdoor experience!
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is the most popular campground near Dagmar, MT?
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Dagmar, MT is Brush Lake State Park Campground with a 3-star rating from 2 reviews.
What parks are near Dagmar, MT?
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 4 parks near Dagmar, MT that allow camping, notably Theodore Roosevelt National Park and Sakakawea Lake.
