Best RV Parks & Resorts near White Sulphur Springs, MT

Several RV accommodations serve the White Sulphur Springs area, with Conestoga Campground & RV Park providing full hookups and pull-through sites for motorhomes from May through October. The park offers electric, water, and sewer connections with sites arranged in an open field layout. "Very clean all pull through sites. Camp hosts Todd and Pam were fantastic," noted one RV traveler who stayed at Conestoga. For larger rigs, Canyon Ferry Lake KOA in Townsend (approximately 50 miles west) accommodates big rigs with 50-amp service across its 61 sites, while Spring Creek Campground offers more basic RV parking with limited amenities but scenic waterfront positioning.

Road conditions vary significantly when accessing these RV parks, with some requiring navigation on gravel roads that may become challenging during inclement weather. Most campgrounds in the region maintain vault toilets and dump stations, though availability decreases dramatically during winter months. Cell service can be inconsistent throughout the area, particularly at lakeside parks like White Earth Campground where electric hookups are available but water connections are not. According to one camper, the campground roads at some facilities consist of "a combo of gravel, pothole dirt, and vague paved patches," requiring careful driving with larger motorhomes. Pet policies generally allow dogs at most RV parks, though restrictions may apply at certain facilities.

Best RV Sites Near White Sulphur Springs, Montana (47)

    1. Conestoga Campground & RV Park

    5 Reviews
    White Sulphur Springs, MT
    1 mile
    Website
    +1 (406) 547-3890

    $25 - $45 / night

    "All pull through. No shade at all."

    "Very clean all pull through sites. Camp hosts Todd and Pam where fantastic. Great views. Wish we could have stayed longer."

    2. Fairy Lake Campground

    9 Reviews
    Gallatin National Forest, MT
    44 miles
    Website
    +1 (406) 522-2520

    "Sites were readily available the night we stayed, about 12 in the main campground and several more sites with fire rings outside by the trail entrance."

    "Fairy Lake Campground is hands down my favorite campground I’ve ever visited."

    3. Spring Creek Campground

    11 Reviews
    Martinsdale, MT
    21 miles
    Website

    "After camping on shadow mountain outside grand Teton National forest we picked up our gear and headed through Yellowstone."

    "**Spring Creek Campground is a small campground along spring creek in the Lewis and Clark National Forest."

    4. Kim's Marina & RV Resort

    2 Reviews
    Helena National Forest, MT
    39 miles
    Website
    +1 (406) 475-3723

    5. Confederate Campground

    10 Reviews
    Canyon Ferry Lake, MT
    30 miles
    +1 (406) 475-3921

    "Got here at around 5pm on a Saturday night and there were plenty of options which made me very happy."

    "A lot of them are close to the pit toilet near the rock beach. Most have fire rings and picnic tables. No water. The best spot that we stayed at was on top of the cliff."

    6. Ponderosa - Canyon Ferry Reservoir USBR

    9 Reviews
    Townsend, MT
    33 miles
    Website
    +1 (406) 475-3921

    "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."

    "There are no hook ups so it is dry camping but the site was pretty level and it was easy to park my trailer in a spot."

    7. Hellgate Campground

    15 Reviews
    Helena, MT
    35 miles
    Website
    +1 (406) 475-3921

    $10 - $170 / night

    "Some spots have trees which provide much needed shade in this dry area. Deer came through the campground while we were there. We had a trailer but the sites seem primitive, no power or water hookups."

    "If you like camping in the trees you will need to get one of the first several sites along the creek, most of the other campsites are in the open unless a large cottonwood is growing on the edge of the"

    8. White Earth Campground

    8 Reviews
    Townsend, MT
    33 miles
    Website
    +1 (406) 475-3921

    $10 - $90 / night

    "Campground is in great location. Right on water just 6 miles off of main highway. It is a gravel road but super easy (no potholes) & big rig friendly. Sites right on water."

    "Sites had fire pits, picnic tables, and were somewhat level. It sits right beside the reservoir so a nice view. The road getting there was extremely dusty! And it was six miles of dust!"

    9. Aspen Campground

    8 Reviews
    Neihart, MT
    32 miles
    Website
    +1 (406) 547-3361

    "The camp spots were nice, with a metal fire pit and concrete picnic table. We set up camp and fell asleep under the light of a million stars."

    "Sites have plenty of room and each has a metal fire ring, BBQ grill and picnic table.  The only bad thing about this campground is that it sits right along U.S. highway 89."

    10. Canyon Ferry Lake KOA

    4 Reviews
    Canyon Ferry Lake, MT
    33 miles
    Website
    +1 (406) 266-3100

    "Clean area, typical KOA restrooms. Not much shade. Pretty mount and lake views. Playground and store. $5 for showers if you are not staying."

    "Great Playground, close to tent sites. Nice staff and great coffee and beautiful setting!"

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RV Park Reviews near White Sulphur Springs, MT

260 Reviews of 47 White Sulphur Springs Campgrounds


  • Jules S.The Dyrt PRO User
    Jul. 7, 2025

    White Earth Campground

    July 2025

    Campground is in great location. Right on water just 6 miles off of main highway. It is a gravel road but super easy (no potholes) & big rig friendly. Sites right on water. Open sky for starlink and decent cell service. A little loud during day for day use area (boat ramp & beach area), but quiets down in evening. Picnic table and fire pits at campsites. No hookups but sites are relatively level. Beautiful 360 views. Can book easily on recreation site. Also pit toilets and water stations. Mosquitos are heavy in evening but that’s part of being around water.

  • MThe Dyrt PRO User
    Nov. 2, 2022

    Black Sandy State Park Campground

    Black Sandy State Park

    I rolled into this place because White Sandy BLM was closed on Nov 1. This CG looks to stay open year round because it has a boat launch. The water was turned off and the main bathhouse was closed for the season. Two pit toilets remain open. The electric service was still on for the sites. The tent only sites were not suitable for van camping and require a walk to the tent site. I used the RV site and about half of them a siamese type sites with gravel pads. I was the only one here so this didn’t matter. Cell service on Verizon is one bar 3G so I set up my starlink.

  • 8wheels8paws
    Aug. 23, 2019

    Indian Road Campground

    Very quaint

    Nice little campground with fire pits and picnic tables. There is one pull through spot near the bathrooms and the rest are pullouts along the loop (about 6 spots total). We fit fine in a 30’ travel trailer, but we did have to get creative and make sure we parked over enough because we have opposing slides and didn’t want to block the road. There are pretty loud trains going by every once and awhile and you can hear some highway noise, but after a little bit you get used to it. Great little stopover for a couple of nights.

  • Jamie K.
    Jun. 11, 2018

    Goose Bay Marina and Campground

    Wonderfully Accomodating

    Very friendly. Campground store, campground hosts.

    Lake access, boat access.

    Pet friendly.

    Picnic tables and gazebos throughout the park.

    Clean bathrooms, outhouse and showers available.

    Full electric, sewer hook up spots available.

  • Judy K.
    Sep. 28, 2018

    Many Pines Campground

    Really get away

    This campground is in the mountains. No phone service so you can really get away from everyday life. It is in the lewis and clark national forest so help isn't too far away. There should also be onsite caretakers. You will find running water and outhouses. The creek is nearby as well as great hiking spots. It is just below showdown ski resort. It is a favorite of ours.

  • Nathan B.The Dyrt PRO User
    Jul. 8, 2021

    Hellgate Campground

    Giant campground where nearly every site has beach access

    This campground is huge it sits on a peninsula jutting out in the the Missouri River. Some spots have trees which provide much needed shade in this dry area. Deer came through the campground while we were there. We had a trailer but the sites seem primitive, no power or water hookups. There was a vault toilet and a place to pump water from but I think we were there right at the end of the season so the pumps might have been off. Trailer was easy to back into our slot, but several places had pull throughs. We would definitely stay here again.

  • Berton M.The Dyrt PRO User
    Jul. 3, 2023

    Goose Bay - Dispersed Camping

    Free Camping Along the Lake

    Independence Day camping on the Missouri River or Lake. This is a fantastic spot for any size vehicle, from vans to big rigs. There wasn't much space to park my van, but I was able to stay there for a few days anyhow. Water sports enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity of the campground's boat launch ramp to the free camping areas. A maximum of 14 days is set.

    Cell Service: 5G Great

  • Eric G.
    Jul. 13, 2021

    Goose Bay Marina and Campground

    Horrible Washboard Road…..Otherwise OK

    The campground is nice enough, lots of brown grass throughout the park that if irrigated would look fantastic. There is a base rate for your camp spot the an up-charge of $5 a night if you have an electric spot and another $5 a night if your site has electricity. Using the dump station is $10 if you are not in full hookups, fresh water is available at two fill stations, unfortunately you cannot attach your own water filter to the fill stations as they have a hose that is not threaded and you cannot remove the hose.

    THE ROAD….I’ve been on LOTS of washboarded roads in the US deserts and Mexico, but never such an unrelenting brutal one as the one to the campground from the highway. I am not the fly over at high speed guy, You may not feel the bumps in your car but your RV or trailer is being trashed. The road is also extremely dusty. If not for that road I would recommend this park, great facilities, launch ramp, docks but I am already dreading the drive back out.

    The bathrooms and showers are spotless! Showers are 3 min for 25 cents.

    The office staff and campground Hosts can’t be beat, the very best. They helped me immensely finding a spot during a busy summer week.

  • Nancy C.The Dyrt PRO User
    Sep. 30, 2021

    White Sandy Campground

    Water views for all

    The entrance is right before Black Sandy. The dump station is just past the entrance and does have potable water (if not closed in winter) In mid Sept, only one loop was open. The views are amazing. No cell or other services, but can't beat the price.


Guide to White Sulphur Springs

Dispersed camping options near White Sulphur Springs stretch along the eastern foothills of the Big Belt Mountains at elevations between 5,000-6,500 feet. Summer temperatures typically range from 45-85°F with significant cooling at night due to the mountain climate. Fall camping extends through mid-October, when overnight temperatures regularly drop below freezing and early snowfall becomes possible.

What to do

Hike Memorial Falls Trail: Located near Aspen Campground, this trail offers a family-friendly hiking option. "There is a clean vault toilet, picnic table and barbecue stand. Simple basic campground near activities," notes Judy T., who visited Aspen Campground in September.

Fish at multiple access points: Hebgen Lake provides excellent fishing opportunities with several campgrounds situated along its shores. "The campground is right on the lake. There are about 15 sites that fill up really quick! Hebgen Lake is beautiful and so fun to kayak on," says Haley P., who stayed at Spring Creek Campground.

Mountain wildlife viewing: The mountains surrounding White Sulphur Springs host diverse wildlife including mountain goats. "Mountain Goats will come in your camp and they will do what goats do and want to check you out. They are not scared," warns Jonathan A. after camping at Fairy Lake in July.

Stargazing in Little Belt Mountains: The dark skies offer exceptional stargazing opportunities with minimal light pollution. "We set up camp and fell asleep under the light of a million stars. The star gazing is great here because it's right in the middle of the Little Belt mountains so there is no light pollution," shares Ruby Y. about her experience at Aspen Campground.

What campers like

Lake access campsites: Many sites provide direct water access with varying amenities. "The site we had was level and close to the water which was really nice," reports Leah N. about Hellgate Campground, though she notes the fire ring placement was less than ideal.

Clean facilities: Campground cleanliness is consistently mentioned in reviews. "Bathrooms and showers were very clean. Owners were very welcoming and accommodating. The view was amazing," shares Matt S. about his stay at Conestoga Campground.

Free camping options: Budget-conscious campers have several no-cost options. "This dispersed campground is perfect for any configuration. It's important to note that there are only 2 vault toilets and no water available. There are spaces that gather crowds, but depending on your setup you can stay secluded," advises Abigail U. about Confederate Campground.

Mountain views: The surrounding mountain ranges provide scenic backdrops at most campgrounds. "We have stayed here many times and enjoyed the area very much. If what you are looking for is exploring history and wildlife then this is the place. You are surrounded by several mountain ranges," explains Gregg C. about his visits to Conestoga Campground.

What you should know

Wind exposure: Many lakeside campgrounds have minimal tree cover and experience strong winds. "Silos Campground can be very windy, very few trees except for a few along the lake, otherwise sites are in the open," warns Dexter I. about one campground on Canyon Ferry Lake.

Road conditions vary significantly: Access roads to some campgrounds require careful navigation. "The 6-mile unmaintained road to get to the campground is definitely rough. The warnings are justified—it's bumpy, rocky, and slow going," explains Sayler O. about Fairy Lake Campground, though she adds the journey is "100% worth it."

Bear safety: Bears frequent several campgrounds in the region. "For sure there is 1 grizzly that's pretty big. He checked out our truck tent... 1 bear box for the whole camp ground so be prepared to store food in car or tree," cautions Jonathan A. about Fairy Lake Campground.

Seasonal bugs: Mosquitoes can be problematic, especially near lakes. "Beautiful area around the lake. Riddled with mosquitoes around this time of year. Be sure to bring plenty of your favorite mosquito repellent!" advises Timothy after visiting Spring Creek Campground.

Tips for camping with families

Choose campgrounds with amenities: Families often prefer sites with more facilities. "Great Playground, close to tent sites. Nice staff and great coffee and beautiful setting!" reports Desiree D. about Canyon Ferry Lake KOA, a good option for families seeking additional amenities.

Plan for weather swings: Temperatures can shift dramatically, requiring layered clothing and appropriate shelter. "It sits in a small canyon making this a potentially good campground to avoid the summer heat, which also means a colder camp in the spring and fall," notes Dexter I. about Aspen Campground.

Watch for flash flooding: Some campgrounds sit in areas prone to sudden water rises. "The campground is subject to flash flooding so keep tabs on the weather as heavy rains at the site or upstream can result in flash flooding. If the creek starts to suddenly rise be prepared to move," warns Dexter I. about Spring Creek.

Pack insect protection: Mosquitoes can impact family camping experiences. "The mosquitoes were heavy but didn't bite. It was quiet and the spot was well kept with a rock fire pit!" reports Avery O. about camping near Fairy Lake.

Tips from RVers

Limited hookup availability: Electric hookups are scarce beyond established RV parks. "White Earth Campground is in great location. Right on water just 6 miles off of main highway. It is a gravel road but super easy (no potholes) & big rig friendly. Sites right on water. Open sky for starlink and decent cell service," reports Jules S. about White Earth Campground.

Generator noise considerations: Some campgrounds have high generator usage that impacts the camping experience. "Very crowded. Mostly RVs. Multiple generators seemed like all the time. Lots of boat noise. Not a good place for peace and quiet," warns Winder about Hellgate Campground.

Site leveling challenges: Many sites require leveling equipment. "The sites are pretty level and spacious. It is right next to the highway so it can have bad highway noise," reports Angela G. about Aspen Campground.

Limited dump stations: Plan ahead for waste disposal as options are limited. "You can dump at the KOA down the road for a small fee," advises Melody M. regarding White Earth Campground, which provides electric hookups but no sewer connections.

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