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$18 - $30 / night
"This campsite is located in a beautiful remote area of Montana, only a short hike away from the beginning of the Missouri River. Large site. The only problem was there were many mosquitoes."
"We stayed at Site 16, which is at the far end of the campground and felt nicely tucked away."
"Beautiful drive in and across dam. Smaller less congested Campground than others on the lake itself. Boat ramp for river access and fishing, Quick access to top of dam and beach areas for swimming."
"Near Goosebay Harbor. Rough roar 3 miles Long to a hidden gem."
"The campground has one ADA Campsite, site #4, unless you really need the sites concrete pad I would avoid this site as it is going to be very busy around the site as it is right next to the boat launch"
"What a great little park just off the highway! Everything was well maintained and the vault toilet was cleaned and stocked."
"This is a nice campground just outside of Townsend Montana. Good information signs about the area and the Lewis and Clark journey. A nice fishing pond is available for children 14 and under."
"All spots are in a loop so you just park next to the spot you want. No trash, water or electric. It’s free and has a picnic table and fire ring at each site."
"Bumped in to this nice little campground after hiking in the adjacent Elkhorn Mountains. This is a BLM campground with 8 sites, each having a metal fire ring and picnic tables. "
"The sites all have access to the water and there is a single vaulted toilet. The tp was stocked and the sites were clean."
$12 / night
"While the campground is near Canyon Ferry Lake it is not on the lake."
"Pulled in around 10 to find a couple 5th wheels in a circle and a few vans dispersed, only one sketchy motor home but quiet night."
$58 - $70 / night
"Park for children
Great walking paths
Fire pit accessible
Trash and dumpsters."
"New KOA owner here very friendly and all around awesome. Though spot close quarters tight turns."
$8 - $90 / night
"The layout of this state park was somewhat unusual: there are five loops within one larger loop with 32 sites plus seven additional pull-through sites on the outside of the loop."
"It is not far away from freeway I90.
It has never been crowded when we were there in spring or fall. Big campground, clean and tidy, in an open area with few trees. Shower building was OK."
"The Lower Toston Damp Campground is located a half mile below Toston Dam. The Upper Toston Dam Campground features four cover camp picnic table sites with metal fire rings."
"Great Playground, close to tent sites. Nice staff and great coffee and beautiful setting!"
"Pretty mount and lake views. Playground and store. $5 for showers if you are not staying."
TravelerI stumbled upon this camp ground on my way to another free dispersed camping spot along the Canyon Ferry lake. I pulled in here to see what the nightly rate was to save myself 30 minutes of driving. It’s right off the main road. It has about 40 spots (maybe a lil more). They have about 4-5 tent camping spots and the rest are either pull through or back in sites. (The different between these and the tent sites are you can park at your site) I don’t think any of the spots have power access. So it’s all dispersed camping. They do have maybe 4 sets of outhouses for the bathroom (the one I used was probably the cleanest and least smelly one I have EVER used). They also Have what I assume is mountain spring water to drink “on tap”. They have water Spickets that said “drinking water”.
The camp host approached me asking if I needed help, he ended up letting me stay the night for free using what I think is an old tent site (or day use site). I only stayed one night. I felt very safe here! The scenery is beautiful. I would say atleast 1/4th or 1/3rd of the park was full with families. You can paddle board and tube on the lake. Some spots you can swim. I seen a lot of wild life. If your interested in booking for a paid site here you will have to do it by phone or online. The camp host can’t take payments.
GuideLarge, flat campground with some large trees dotted throughout. Bathrooms were clean, showers were good- cost 50¢ per minute with a minimum of 6 minutes, there was a change machine outside the bathrooms but we had quarters so I can’t say whether it works or not. Overall it was a nice place to stay.
ScoutI took the first site, just off road. Rocky, no tent stakes. Beautiful sunset, no neighbors. Full Sun though you could go down among the trees I think. I’m disabled so stay close to my car.
ScoutWe went on a Sunday..there were about 3 other campers. All pulled out that evening so we had the Campground to ourselves! Very peaceful and the restrooms were clean and well stocked. Nice river nearby to cool off in and get water from. The fee was $10 per night. We stayed for 2
RangerCozy spot, site is tight but full hookup. We came on Tuesday when the Spring is closed. Wednesday is private soak so reserve early for a spot. Beautiful garden on site but we did not order any food.
Website let me make a reservation for a site number but when we arrived, we had to move…no big deal..,there were vacancies.
Looks like a cool venue,,,,they have live music as well.
TravelerInteresting… a free campground. A few spots to park with pit toilets. Seems like a good spot.
GuideCute spot next to the river, free. Couple trains go by around 1am. Gets a little windy but there are some trees/brush that help. Gravel road, Easily accessible with 2wd. Couple trucks (dam employees) go by around 7am on weekdays. Pit toilet and fire rings
GuideThere is a Meadow about 4 miles in front of the highway that has at least 3 dispersed sites. I went to the one furthest from the dirt road and had nice shade and privacy here. I went all the way to the dispersed campsite above Fairy Lake. I felt it was adequate but the 2 remaining sites were full sun and the trailhead right below the CG was packed (approx. 30 vehicles)
GuideFairy Lake Campground is hands down my favorite campground I’ve ever visited. The views of the surrounding mountains and dense forest are absolutely magical—it truly feels like you’ve stepped into another world. The lake itself is stunning, with crystal clear water that looks almost unreal. It’s the perfect place to relax, hike, fish, or just sit back and take in the beauty of Montana.
Like other reviews mention, the 6-mile unmaintained road to get to the campground is definitely rough. The warnings are justified—it’s bumpy, rocky, and slow going. That said, I made it up just fine in my rear-wheel-drive Ranger, and we even saw some regular cars make it (though I’m sure they scraped a rock or two along the way). The drive might test your patience, but it’s 100% worth it once you arrive.
The campground itself is peaceful, not overly crowded, and surrounded by towering trees and mountain views in every direction. It felt remote and wild in the best way possible. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a true Montana mountain camping experience—just come prepared for the road in!
Camping near Radersburg, Montana, offers a mix of beautiful landscapes and unique experiences. Whether you're looking for a quiet spot by the water or a place with more amenities, there are options that cater to all kinds of campers.
Camping near Radersburg, Montana, has its quirks, but with the right preparation, it can be a fantastic experience for everyone involved.
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According to TheDyrt.com, Radersburg, MT offers a wide range of camping options, with 123 campgrounds and RV parks near Radersburg, MT and 20 free dispersed camping spots.
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Radersburg, MT is Missouri Headwaters State Park Campground with a 4-star rating from 24 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 20 free dispersed camping spots near Radersburg, MT.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 10 parks near Radersburg, MT that allow camping, notably Bankhead National Forest and Chugach National Forest.
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