The Dyrt is here to help plan your best camping near Malta. Malta is an adventure-filled destination for those who love the outdoorsy camper lifestyle. But it's also great for those who prefer to spend time near the city, exploring and sightseeing. You're sure to find the perfect spot for your Montana camping adventure.
"Lake right across the street. Cleanest bathrooms! Delicious restaurant also right across the Highway. Love being off season it was not crowded. I imagine during season this would be high demand."
"Pulled off highway 2 and had a lovely night at this campsite. A nice grass area for tent camping. The highlight for us was spending the evening in the pool and hot tub."
$5 / night
"Very nice of the city of Malta to allow overnight campers to stay in the park for $5. It’s just that though, a city park."
"Also, the Phillips County Pioneer Museum in Malta is well worth a visit. Awesome local history and super collection of actual dinosaur fossils, but not just casts."
"Access to Buffalo Hot Springs resort pool and facilities. Staff was very nice and helpful however they close at 8 pm and have no enforcement of campground 'quiet time' at night."
"It was dark when we pulled in, hard to see the landscape/campground sites, but we found one right on the edge of the reservoir."
"About a mile away from Sleeping Buffalo Hot Springs."
$30 / night
"I camped on an overlook and went to sleep to an amazing sky full of stars (not a lot of excess light nearby) and woke up to a beautiful sunrise and a herd of deer on the opposite ridge looking at me."
"Montana Gulch is such a great place to visit and stay if you are ever in the area."
"Montana is hands down one of my favorite places to visit to be outdoors."
"A small stream runs through the back area, and endless hiking / horseback riding trails are in this area as well. "
"There’s tons of trails to ride side by sides. The campground is clean and the sites have plenty of space for our 28ft toy hauler. We would definitely stay here again."
"Great little-known Gas & Grocery store with easy access to the Little Rockies mountains of North Central Montana. "
GuideWent here on the 4th of July weekend and was still able to get a spot and it is very quiet despite how many people were here. Couple mosquitoes around, okay service (2 bars), lots of bathrooms scattered around. Free!
ScoutWe were passing through on our way to Glacier. Stopped for one night and throughly enjoyed the hot springs!
GuideThis little gem of a site is small and secluded. You can't even find Paulo Reservoir on Google Maps. It's a good place if you like being away from the bustle of Fort Peck, but you still want to take a kayak or SUP on the water right when you get up. The only reason this is 4 stars is due to the lack of space for other campers. There are no specified campsites. It would be fairly packed if more than 4 rigs showed up.
LegendVery nice of the city of Malta to allow overnight campers to stay in the park for $5. It’s just that though, a city park. It’s not a campground, so there are no signs or designated spots to park for the night. We drove around the loop and found a little gravel driveway type thing by the soccer field, so we didn’t have to pull up on to the grass for the night. A cool skoolie pulled in after us and parked along the row next to us on the grass.
The setup is just weird and you’ll have to find a spot to squeeze into where you’ll feel comfortable. I can’t imagine parking next to the playground structures, but along the edges of the park are a decent option. You pay with cash at a drop box at the entrance. Good cell reception for ATT and Verizon. Trash bins here, and gendered accessible pit toilets. And lots and lots of play options for kids.
But the star of the show here were the mosquitoes. I had to put on long pants, thick socks, and long sleeve hoodie every time I had to take the dogs out. I also carried a little hand held fan with me to keep them off the dogs. Occasionally a little breeze picked up and gave us a little break, but mostly the air was heavy and hot and still when we were here in late July and the mosquitoes were vicious.
GuidePretty spot on the milk River two fire rings only one picnic table pit toilets were new and clean. Some bugs but not too bad. No signage off the main road so you need your coordinates.
ScoutEasy to find. Bit bumpy on the way in but spaces right on the water with sunset over the water. Saw kayakers and a duck family on the water. 2 picnic tables open air and one under roof at my site and a fire pit.
ScoutThis park has a nicely maintained yard for tent camping for you to pick any spot to pitch your tent. There are grills available but no fire rings. The Womens bathroom was okay, the one sink was clogged and dirty so I didn’t even use it. My fiancé said the men’s bathroom was fine. There is a train right next to the park that runs frequently throughout the day and night. The horn goes off during the day, not at night; however, every time the train passed at night it would wake both of us up. This park was a much better pick compared to the Trafton park we went to first.
ScoutYeah as one reviewer noted, there is no lack of flying insects to accost you. Probably more bugs than I have ever seen in recent memory. Dodge the bugs by going to the kickass little bar down the road!
TravelerPulled off highway 2 and had a lovely night at this campsite. A nice grass area for tent camping. The highlight for us was spending the evening in the pool and hot tub.
Camping near Malta, Montana, offers a mix of relaxation and adventure. With beautiful landscapes and various campgrounds, it’s a great spot for families, RVers, and anyone looking to enjoy the great outdoors.
Camping near Malta, Montana, has something for everyone, whether you’re looking for a family getaway or a peaceful retreat.
Frequently Asked Questions
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Malta, MT is Edgewater Inn And RV Park with a 4.5-star rating from 4 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 1 parks near Malta, MT that allow camping, notably Bankhead National Forest and Chugach National Forest.
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