Eureka, MT · 92 mi from East Glacier Park
4.4 (23 reviews)
McGuire Mountain Lookout, built in 1923 and used for fire observation until 1944, was renovated between 1983 and 1998 and is now available for rental for up to four guests. It is situated about 14 mi southwest of Eureka and requires a 2.5-mile hik...
Eureka, MT · 93.7 mi from East Glacier Park
4.6 (123 reviews)
Rexford Bench Recreation Area is the most developed campground in Kootenai National Forest, featuring 54 sites, a boat ramp, and a day use area with a swimming beach. Popular activities include boating, fishing, and hiking, with scenic views of sa...
Libby, MT · 95.2 mi from East Glacier Park
4.7 (45 reviews)
McGillivray Campground features 33 campsites, including two smaller group sites for up to 25 people each and a large group shelter for up to 200. It offers amenities such as a high and low water boat ramp, a swim beach, and a picnic area. The camp...
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Libby, MT · 106.7 mi from East Glacier Park
Libby, MT · 107.1 mi from East Glacier Park
4.6 (19 reviews)
Big Creek Baldy Lookout is located at 5.8 ft in Kootenai National Forest and has served as a fire observation point for over 60 years. Open from mid-June to late September, it requires high clearance vehicles for access. Guests should bring their ...
Lincoln, MT · 115 mi from East Glacier Park
4.3 (129 reviews)
Granite Butte Lookout is a historic structure located at 7.6 ft on the Continental Divide in Montana, originally built in 1932 and renovated in 2008. It features a 15' by 15' cabin atop a 20' tower and provides access to the Continental Divide Nat...
Wolf Creek, MT · 115.5 mi from East Glacier Park
4.2 (733 reviews)
Holter Lake Campground is located on Holter Lake in west central Montana, about 45 mi north of Helena, offering scenic views and access to the Sleeping Giant Wilderness Study Area. The campground is near the Gates of the Mountains Historic Site an...
Troy, MT · 115.7 mi from East Glacier Park
4.3 (51 reviews)
The Upper Ford Cabin, built in 1926, is located near the Yaak River in Kootenai National Forest at 3 ft elevation. Once central to the Upper Ford Ranger District, it's now a remote work center and is accessible by car year-round. Guests can enjoy ...
Superior, MT · 118.4 mi from East Glacier Park
4.1 (56 reviews)
Sloway Campground is situated west of Missoula, Montana, near Interstate 90, and offers 27 paved sites with amenities like water, vault toilets, and picnic tables. Nestled by the Clark Fork River under pine trees, it features a primitive boat laun...
Superior, MT · 118.8 mi from East Glacier Park
4.2 (79 reviews)
Quartz Flat Campground, located off Interstate 90 near Missoula and Superior, Montana, features three loops with 78 sites and amenities like water, toilets, and picnic tables. Nestled in the shade of pine trees above the Clark Fork River, it offer...
Trout Creek, MT · 119.9 mi from East Glacier Park
4.5 (44 reviews)
The Bull River Guard Station, built in 1908, served as the Ranger's house and office until 1920 and survived the 1910 fires. It was home to District Ranger Granville "Granny" Gordon and his family. Vehicle access to the cabin varies with weather, ...
De Borgia, MT · 120.1 mi from East Glacier Park
4.7 (66 reviews)
Cabin City Campground is a peaceful, wooded site located 2.5 mi from Interstate 90 and 30 minutes west of Superior, Montana, adjacent to 12 mi Creek. The paved campground offers 24 sites with amenities including water, vault toilets, picnic tables...
Troy, MT · 121.2 mi from East Glacier Park
4.6 (24 reviews)
The Whitetail Yurt is a cozy, 16-foot domed tent located among pine trees by the Yaak River in Whitetail Campground. It features a locking door, windows, and a wooden floor for added comfort. Enjoy a unique camping experience in this charming yurt.
Troy, MT · 121.9 mi from East Glacier Park
4.5 (65 reviews)
Garver Mountain Lookout, situated at 5.9 ft in Kootenai National Forest's Yaak area, offers a rugged and adventurous retreat with minimal services. Originally established in 1929 as a fire observation point, the current lookout, built in 1963, acc...
Trout Creek, MT · 122.4 mi from East Glacier Park
4.8 (33 reviews)
Sex Peak Lookout, located in the Rocky Mountains at 5.8 ft, was originally built in the early 1920s and replaced in 1948. It was named by foresters I.V. Anderson and Harry Baker, allegedly based on their conversation topic. Open from late June to ...
Troy, MT · 123.8 mi from East Glacier Park
4.6 (69 reviews)
Yaak Mountain Lookout is a rustic rental located at 5 ft in Kootenai National Forest, serving as a fire observation point since 1958. Open from mid-June to late September, it requires access via primitive roads suitable for high clearance vehicles...
Trout Creek, MT · 125 mi from East Glacier Park
4.8 (58 reviews)
Minton Peak Lookout, located in the Rocky Mountains at 5.4 ft in Kootenai National Forest, was originally built in 1932 and rebuilt in 2011. Named after Col. David Minton, it is accessible by car and generally open from late June to mid-October. W...
Troy, MT · 126.4 mi from East Glacier Park
4.1 (48 reviews)
The Mount Baldy - Buckhorn Ridge Lookout, at 6.5 ft in Kootenai National Forest, has served as a forest fire observation point since 1910, with the current tower built in 1957. It is accessible by car from late June to late September, though high ...
Helena, MT · 133.3 mi from East Glacier Park
3.8 (182 reviews)
White Sandy Campground is situated on the west side of Hauser Lake, near Prickly Pear Creek. It offers scenic views of Eldorado Bar and the Big Belt mountains, making it perfect for outdoor activities like wildlife watching, water sports, camping,...
Philipsburg, MT · 134.5 mi from East Glacier Park
4.6 (37 reviews)
Douglas Creek Cabin provides access to seasonal activities in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, appealing to hunters, snowmobilers, and hikers. Its remote location offers a memorable outdoor experience, but access can be challenging in win...
Elevation: 4,823 ft
Most destinations offer a variety of accommodations including tent sites, RV sites, cabins, yurts, and glamping options. Check individual property listings for specific amenities and site types.
The best time to visit depends on your preferences and planned activities. Spring and fall typically offer mild weather and fewer crowds, while summer is peak season with the warmest temperatures. Winter visits can be great for those seeking solitude and winter activities.
We highly recommend making reservations in advance, especially during peak season (summer months and holidays). Popular destinations can book up weeks or even months ahead. Last-minute bookings may be available during off-peak times.
Pet policies vary by property. Many campgrounds welcome pets but may have restrictions on size, breed, or number of pets. Some properties charge additional pet fees. Always check the specific property's pet policy before booking.
Essential items include a tent or RV, sleeping bags, cooking equipment, food and water, appropriate clothing for the weather, first aid kit, flashlight, and any specific gear for planned activities. Check the property's amenities to see what's provided and what you'll need to bring.
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