Pleasant Valley Campground
Bathrooms are clean. Sites have picnic tables and fire rings. It's free. Couple different options sitewise for starlink the site by the horse's stable is wide open. Beautiful stars at night.
2 campgrounds with availability next weekend
RV camping near De Borgia ranges from full hookup resorts to free RV parking with electrical connections, giving travelers flexible options across this mountainous corridor. Nugget RV Resort near St. Regis provides full hookup RV sites with electric, water, sewer connections, and big-rig access across its premium and standard site categories. The gravel sites include small grass areas with picnic tables, and the resort offers a pool, hiking trails, disc golf, and other recreational amenities. Several miles west, the 50,000 Silver Dollar Campground provides free RV parking with electrical hookups behind their restaurant complex, though water and sewer connections are not available at these sites. Campground St. Regis, open March through mid-October, accommodates large motorhomes with pull-through sites and complete hookups including 50-amp service. "Sites are far apart. There's a vault toilet, potable water, no RV sanitation dump," noted one traveler about Thompson Falls State Park.
Most RV parks in this mountainous region experience seasonal closures during winter months, with limited year-round options. Cell service varies significantly throughout the area, with visitors reporting 2-3 bars on Verizon at some locations while others have minimal coverage. Train noise affects several campgrounds, particularly those along the Clark Fork River corridor. Rimrock Lodge RV Park has received mixed reviews regarding site layout, with one visitor describing the spots as "awkwardly laid out which seemed to confuse quite a few people." Between Thompson Falls and St. Regis, several RV parks accommodate larger motorhomes, though navigation through mountain passes may require careful driving, especially during snow season when conditions can close major routes like I-90.
"We followed our RV GPS to the CG that is near I-90, but far enough away that you don’t hear highway noise."
"We were escorted to back-in site P8 with FHUs but only 30 AMP. We had specifically booked this site online and wanted to his large site with enough room to put our back patio down."
"Within walking distance to charming downtown. Very friendly staff. Some spots border a small river. Pet friendly. All gravel spots with cabins in other side of the river."
"Friendly employees and a convenient Brew Pub within walking distance. Grassy areas at sites and very pet friendly. Road next the RV Park is very busy!"
from $60 - $65 / night
"But, a small herd of deer welcomed us at the entrance. That was cool.. The RV park is up the hill to the left of everything else. Once in the RV section, you don't see the other part."
"Just a short drive outside of Thompson Fall, is this hidden gem. Tucked in the pines, you will find generously spaced sites, beautifully maintained grounds and wonderful hosts."
"This gorgeous, quiet campground was a pleasure to stay at. We stayed for several months and were welcomed as friends by the owners and resident hosts. It has an upper and lower loop."
"It's near the Idaho and Montana border. I found plenty of time to just chill while looking for a more long term spot."
"Beautiful surrounding area, with wooded grounds create a quiet and peaceful stay. Long, pull through RV sites that are over 80 feet long. Tenting sites. The prices are well below the competition."
"Convenient access for big rigs, pretty level parking for my Class B van. The CdA river is directly beside the cg, as is the trail."
"There are shower rooms (4), fire pits by the river, and a walk/bike path that is very scenic. While there is currently some construction activity on the nearby bridge, it's not overly loud."
Available next weekend
"The campground is outside of town nestled in tall pines, next to a crystal clear mountain river. When we stayed, wildfires were burning due East from the town."
"Excellent view of the river and very clean facilities. Only thing a ton of trains went by during our stay."
Campground full next weekend
Get a text when availablefrom $56 / night
Campground full next weekend
Get a text when availablefrom $45 / night
"They have restrooms with hot showers! There were lots hiking trails and ATV riding trails! The views looking at the Rocky Mountains were breath taking! "
from $25 - $125 / night
from $35 - $130 / night
Bathrooms are clean. Sites have picnic tables and fire rings. It's free. Couple different options sitewise for starlink the site by the horse's stable is wide open. Beautiful stars at night.
This was a GREAT site to camp at. I drove all the way down the roads to site 18 which has easy river access and a large rock firepit. It wasn’t as private as some of the other sites, but there weren’t any other campers in eye view. Cool rocks and birds. You could see a bridge with both cars and trains passing. Aside from one of the biggest spiders I’ve seen in my life (I’ve probably lived a privileged life in this regard) that I spotted on the beach, there were virtually no other creepy crawlers OR flies/bees/mosquitos to complain about. Bathrooms on site but no other amenities.
Beautiful large spaces. Definitely would be good for large groups. We got in around 3pm. And by 630 a few RVs pulled up and asked for our spot. We had the largest clearing and since we only stayed 1 night we let them have it.
Pit toilet is very clean thankfully. No trash or water services. Lots of gnats as the sun went down, then the bats started to swoop on down. Saw a bald eagle flying over the river
The train is on the other side of the river and it goes by frequently. Then the road is right on the other side of the camp so pretty noisy.
Very very dusty as cars drive by
A few sections are closed for the season. Our spot had a water bib cock and power hookup. Had trouble finding a bathroom so I dont think there are many. Access to the water as well! Very pretty spot
There are a few options here as far as I could tell. The turnout is large and would fit any size rig, but has no privacy and substantial interstate noise. Alternatively, you can cross the river and turn left, and there are a few sites this way. However, there are several campers that appear to have illegally permanently set up in some of these spots. This generally does not make me feel safe. I also tried going down two mile rd a ways, but did not find any possible spots there. All things considered, I left to go somewhere else.
This is a very nice dispersed campsite with a 16-day limit. The campground is located right off the main road coming from St. Regis the turnoff is on the right from the highway. You will get on a gravel road which is accessible with low clearance vehicles, although some sites are not recommended for low clearance vehicles while others are. You will see Eagles on occasion, may see deer, and chipmunks. I didn’t see any bear even though there were bear precaution signs posted. Trains go by day and night, but they’re not so loud it’s bothersome.
river will sing you sweet and sleepy. and the pit toilet is awesome!! good sleep spot at site 9 for tents. stopped here on our way from seattle to glacier. perfect stop
Very clean pit toilets. Lovely setting.
Great area, don’t stop at the first open site you see.
Nugget RV Resort provides paved, full-hookup sites approximately five miles east of De Borgia along I-90. The resort features both standard and premium RV sites with 50-amp electric service, water, and sewer connections. Several pull-through spots accommodate larger motorhomes up to 45 feet in length. The 50,000 Silver Dollar Campground offers free electric hookups for overnight RV parking behind their restaurant complex, with no reservations required. Cabin City Campground in the Lolo National Forest accepts RVs but provides minimal amenities with no electric hookups or sewer connections. Campground St. Regis operates seasonally from March through mid-October with full-hookup sites suitable for big rigs. "The sites were easy in and out. Most sites do have a view of the mountains. Full hookups."
Advance reservations are recommended during summer months, particularly for premium sites with shade coverage. Mountain driving conditions may challenge larger motorhomes on some access roads leading to national forest campgrounds. Campground St. Regis provides a dump station along with full-hookup sites, while other facilities have variable amenities. Cell service is generally reliable near I-90 corridor parks but becomes spotty in more remote locations. Many RV parks in the region close during winter months, though the 50,000 Silver Dollar location remains accessible year-round for emergency stopovers. Pets are welcome at most locations, with Nugget RV Resort offering designated dog walking areas and hiking trails accessible directly from the property.
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