Looking for the best Heart Butte dispersed camping? The Dyrt provides you with a diverse selection of places to camp, from dispersed backcountry camping to boondocking, and everything in-between. Each dispersed site offers quick access to one or more of Heart Butte's most popular destinations.
“Dispersed camping” is the term used for camping anywhere outside of a developed campground, including in some campgrounds with minimal development. Dispersed camping is free, and permitted almost everywhere on the Flathead National Forest. Camping in undeveloped areas requires you to help keep the sites in good condition. Rules for dispersed camping Groups over 75 people are not allowed. Dispersed camping is NOT allowed near developed recreation areas including campgrounds, trailheads and day-use areas. Water, restrooms, and trash cans are not provided. Pack out all your trash. There is a 16-day stay limit at any site. After that you must move 5-miles away, and you can not return to your original campsite for 7 days. Use existing fire rings. Avoid creating new fire rings. Your fire must be attended at all times and be dead out before leaving. Contact a local office about possible campfire restrictions before you go. Be bear aware and know the food storage regulations before camping. These regulations are strictly enforced. Additional rules or regulations may apply to the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex and Flathead Wild and Scenic River corridor.
3600-foot elevation. 5 sites near the west shore of Hungry Horse Reservoir. Fishing for trout and whitefish in the reservoir; access at Lost Johnny Point boat ramp. Pack it in, pack it out. Lakeview campsite Campsite picnic area Campsite fire-ring
Scout
DO NOT CAMP HERE. Got a citation even though there are roads leading here with no signs while others have signs stating camping is prohibited.
TravelerOpen area near campground good for bigger rigs creek nearby
TravelerAbsolutly beautiful view of st. Mary lake and glacier park east. Another lake in the background im not sure of right now. Just a dirt road off the highway that nobody comes to and is good to park an rv for the night and let the dogs run around. Anti people camping!!
Guide
This was the perfect spot for us to rest after Glacier before driving to the Tetons. We had beautiful views and a very peaceful night. No bears or signs of bears! Enjoyed hammocking with the sound of the stream throughout the night. There was no service for Verizon
TravelerDriving along the skyland road’s ridge was amazing, gorgeous mountain views. Spots are few but very spaced out for privacy. The spots were a tad small depending on your rig, just big enough for a pickup truck and tent. Really quiet and peaceful, felt like you had the whole place to yourself.
Traveler
Barron cost money to camp here in enjoyable experience
TravelerWe stayed at the first site when coming off of the road. Very pretty view and a fire ring. Lots of room to park and set up at that particular site. Because it was the first site, you’ll have some cars driving by and hear the road and train a bit, but nothing too loud or busy.
Legend
Right off highway 2, this campsite is a dirt lot with a pit toilet next to the road and train tracks. Minimal shade, no service.
The pro is that it’s probably only 20-30 minutes from the east entrance to Glacier and it’s not far before entering Blackfeet Reservation, which non tribe members cannot camp on.
But I would not spend time at this site.
GuideBeautiful place to stay. Picnic table & fire pits available. Gorgeous view. Clean bathroom + toilet paper.
GuideI stayed same place Eric G stayed. Nice spot. It's at mile marker 2. Biggest obstacle is finding a place to turnaround. There's a place just before mile marker 3. There also has to be a place further up the road because horse trailers longer than my trailer are coming down the road.
LegendThis is side of road parking on National forest dirt road. Lots of pull offs every 1/4 mile or so. I took one right by creek. Creek full of small trout. Traffic is minimal. Mostly trucks pulling horse trailers.
GuideBeen looking for a spot for the night all day, until I finally found this gem. The water is incredible, it was warm enough for a midday swim. Depending on your clearance, you could park anywhere around the lake. Even with low clearance we still found a fantastic spot. No ATT service, Verizon worked fine though. Definitely coming back in the future.
Scout
There is a hidden fire ring on the beach. Amazing views in all directions!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which is the most popular dispersed campsite near Heart Butte, MT?
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular dispersed campground near Heart Butte, MT is Skyland Rd Dispersed Camping with a 4.4-star rating from 5 reviews.
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