Looking for the best campgrounds near Dixon, MT? Aside from great camping spots, you'll find hiking and many more outdoor experiences. Thinking of traveling with kids? You're in luck—Dixon is surrounded by family-friendly activities. At The Dyrt, campers like you share their favorite spots, plus tips and photos. No matter where you're headed in Dixon, you'll find the best spot for you and your camping crew.
$10 - $80 / night
"Beautiful spot with great views of Flathead Lake. The RV sites were nice and spacious and level with their own patio and chairs. They also offer cabins and tent sites."
"The pics say it all so close to glacier national Park without the glacier prices don't miss this one. Also the lake looks like Caribbean"
"Wonderful little campground located just south of Whitefish Montana on highway 93. This KOA has a lot to offer from cabins to RV parking and several tent camping locations."
"our site was nice and tucked off in the trees on the edge, but near the showers. they also provide free breakfast in the morning. newish washers/dryers were great too since we were starting a two week"
$10 / night
"Bring tubes to float around the water and hammock to hang around. Neat, fun area especially with the Sleeping Woman hike so close."
"7 well spaced campsites all around the pond. Truly enjoyable stay. Clean toilet facilities. Be prepared for several miles of dusty, gravel, washboard road."
"This campground is nice and small and tucked away so that you can explore the woods and wilderness around it. It is very well kept and a great value for the price."
"Not something I feel they should be judged for, they were concerned about my kids and asked them to keep away from the left side because of that."
"Lots of shade to keep cool during the hot Montana summer. We wish we would have stayed a few more nights."
"Some highway and train noise. Very convenient. I paid $50 for a back in.
Beautiful campground with shade trees and lots of flowerbeds. Wonderful bathhouse, clean, well maintained. Nice laundry room."
$75 - $192 / night
"Great friendly and clean place to stay in Missoula Montana!"
"This KOA is conveniently located for a quick overnight stop. We were passing through Montana and needed a full hookup site to rest and recharge before another long day of driving."
$63 - $68 / night
"This RV park in Roman, MT is about an hour or so away from the Western entrance of glacier National Park. Easy to find on Highway 93 on way to the park."
"Stunning views, several sites to choose from, some have access to the river. The road conditions are wonderful—towed a 20 ft trailer. Some spots are more open to use Starlink."
"It’s a nicely maintained gravel road to the campsites and there are two tracks that give you access to the river. I didn’t get any Verizon service here, however."
"A couple of times they rolled thru at 2am but all the positives outweigh getting woken up a few times.
Very easy access, two pit toilets in the camping area."
"By the end of the day each site was filled and there were several folks driving through still looking for sites.
They’re spaced out well from one another giving all campers lots of privacy."
"3 sites in a beautiful spot, about 5 minutes off the highway. We pulled in about 7pm and we were the only ones there."
"and do a 180° turn ok to exit. We stayed one night 9/23/24 and had the place to ourselves. Nice rock fire pits."
GuideWe were here last year. We got a bit of a surprise when we checked in as the price went up from $32 to $42 a night for a dry spot. Even though we use the same spot, our camp represented insisted on riding her bicycle to show us where our spot was. There are no extra porta potties in the back this time. The river is at the end of the property but only has walking access. The bathrooms are spotless the same as last year. In the men's washroom there's only one toilet, a urinal, three sinks and two shower stalls. The water in the shower varies in temperature depending on whether someone has turned on the water or flushed the toilet. They have some very strict rules about where your dog is allowed to go to the bathroom. They have designated areas so that I felt like I needed to carry my cocker spaniel there to adhere to the rules. Seems about 60% full in the second half of May. They have a mini golf course.
GuideThe access road was very small and difficult to find near a corner of the highway. Once we found it it was small and had limited with due to Big trees. It's fairly steep down to the river. Once we reach the bottom we drove through some nicely spaced campsites with picnic tables and fire grates. There's also a concrete vaulted pit toilet. Don't be put off by the spray paint that signs cuz if you continue down to the lake there's some beautiful dispersed camping right beside the lake. It's very peaceful with lots. Lots of birds chirping on adjacent to the vaulted toy that you can hear a waterfall which has a trail access according to a local camper there is a little highway noise across the lake about the beautiful site makes up for it. Adjacent to the lake we counted between 5:00 and 10:00 firings. Many of them have started to become overgrown from lack of youths. If you go far enough, it's a little swampy next to the lake. Previous vehicles have got stuck and kind of destroyed the landscape..
GuideThis is an absolutely lovely rustic campground. It offers clean pit toilets, trash receptacles, large private sites, many of which are pull through, RV water filling stations, free firewood (5 pieces or night) provided by the very friendly Hosts, and some T-Mobile service. We enjoyed sitting in our space watching the river flo and, the anglers and the trains go by. What brings the campground down to a four is that it is nestled between I 90 and a very active train line. It takes getting used to the noise. many of the sites in the campground are available for reservation through NPS. But there are still first come first serve sites, 26 being one of them, and it was beautiful. If you’re looking for camp stores, playgrounds, showers, or laundromats this is not the campground for you. I would stay again off passing through the area.
ScoutPulled off i-90 for a stop, plenty of campsites available. Able to reserve online thru recreation.gov as well as first come first serve. saw maybe 4 other cars. Only downside is proximity to freeway and loud train. Would go off multiple times throughout the night waking us up every time. Well maintained, plenty of restrooms they were closed though but a bear box and dumpster were available for trash/food storage.
TravelerStayed before the season. There was no fee charged. Had the place all to ourselves. Quiet and nice. It rained almost every single day. We stayed for 4 nights. Saw deer every night. Campground has too many gophers, and the fishing requires a boat. Swimming allowed, but it was too cold for that. Great trails for small hikes.
GuideVery nice campground! The sites are large, private, shaded, and well maintained. The bathhouse is immaculate and the showers are like you wish you had at home. Staff were very friendly and helpful. There is access to the creek that runs along the campground The sites/grounds, bathhouse and staff are so nice that I give the campground a five even though there are some drawbacks. There is some traffic noise if you listen for it, but it didn’t bother us. Free cold washer and clothes line are available. WiFi is provided, but we were unable to join. T-Mobile service was weak.
TravelerThis is a very nice, well maintained campground. Toilets are very clean, and lots of well established sites. Get here early during the summer to make sure you can snag a spot. Also looks like there are several sites that can be reserved ahead of time.
TravelerWe stumbled up on this campground by accident. We were looking for Lakeside campground, it was closed. Found Lake Inez and it's closed for camping. 6 sites. Picnic tables and fire rings. Small sign stating it was a memorial campground. 1 and 2 are tent sites, and we parked our Class C at site 3. Didn't see the other 3 sites until we left.
RangerHad a great afternoon and evening. Enjoyed the river view and ate dinner at the restaurant. Would stay here again. Small campground maybe 12 spots. Also on the far side there are motel rooms available with river view. All in all a good spot. The restrooms need a bit of an upgrade and cleaning.
Camping near Dixon, Montana, offers a mix of beautiful scenery and unique experiences. Whether you're looking for a cozy tent site or a spacious RV spot, there are plenty of options to choose from.
Camping around Dixon, MT, has something for everyone, from families to solo adventurers. Just remember to plan ahead and enjoy the great outdoors!
Frequently Asked Questions
According to TheDyrt.com, Dixon, MT offers a wide range of camping options, with 146 campgrounds and RV parks near Dixon, MT and 22 free dispersed camping spots.
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Dixon, MT is Polson-Flathead Lake KOA with a 4.4-star rating from 5 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 22 free dispersed camping spots near Dixon, MT.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 14 parks near Dixon, MT that allow camping, notably Bankhead National Forest and Chugach National Forest.
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