Orofino Campground near Deer Lodge, MT, is surrounded by forested terrain and rolling hills. Temperatures range from lows in the 20s Fahrenheit during winter to highs in the 80s during summer. Nearby, visitors can explore the Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site and the Old Montana Prison Complex.

Orofino Campground

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Deer Lodge

The Best Camping Near Deer Lodge, Montana

Quiet little campground in the trees. Gravel/dirt washboard road leads to this tranquil wooded getaway. No 4x4 needed, higher ground clearance vehicle will help. Vault toilets and fire rings are throughout the campground. Day use shelter is across from group / family larger site with room for about 3 vehicles and multiple tents, with fire rings and picnic tables.  Main loop provides about 10 other spots, decently spaced.

Quiet Campground In The Trees

Orofino Campground is a small campground with 11 sites, but it also has a second half across the road which has two large family/group camps and a Day Use area with a large pavilion. The sites are not numbered. The Campground has a vault toilet. The two family sites each have their own vault toilets, the day use site shares two vault toilets with one of the family sites. This campground appears to get little use and little maintenance. The vault toilets are quite old wooden structures, but in good shape. The campground area has several sites where finding a level spot for a tent is difficult. One hand pump is available for water and is located on the campground section. Each family site had 6+ picnic tables and firer rings with a few BBQ grills. All the sites in the campground have picnic tables but a couple do not have fire rings. The campground has plenty of shade from its large trees, fewer trees in the family areas but still some good tree cover.

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