Wagon Wheel Park
Bozeman, MT · 49.4 mi from Townsend
Bozeman, MT · 49.4 mi from Townsend
Bozeman, MT · 50.7 mi from Townsend
Harlowton, MT · 51 mi from Townsend
Monument Peak Lookout, built in 1936, offers rustic accommodations with stunning 360-degree views of the Little Belt Mountains. Once a fire lookout, it was restored in 1999 for public rental after being unused since the 1970s. Access requires a hi...
Bozeman, MT · 51.1 mi from Townsend
Wolf Creek, MT · 51.7 mi from Townsend
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...
Livingston, MT · 52.2 mi from Townsend
Porcupine Cabin, located in the Crazy Mountains at 6.4 ft, was built in 1914 and remodeled in 1934, serving as temporary housing for Forest Service rangers. It is now available year-round for outdoor enthusiasts, though summer access requires a hi...
Bozeman, MT · 52.7 mi from Townsend
Butte, MT · 53.3 mi from Townsend
Neihart, MT · 53.3 mi from Townsend
Kings Hill Cabin, a historic log cabin from the 1930s, offers a peaceful retreat with minimal noise and year-round access to outdoor activities. Summer activities include hiking and birding, while winter offers snowmobiling and skiing at nearby Sh...
Bozeman, MT · 53.8 mi from Townsend
Livingston, MT · 54.1 mi from Townsend
Crandall Creek Cabin is a traditional log structure that replaced the historic Bennett Creek Cabin, providing rustic accommodations with limited amenities. Access requires a semi-primitive dirt road, with four-wheel drive recommended from June 16 ...
Dillon, MT · 54.9 mi from Townsend
Revenue Flats, situated between Norris and McAllister in Madison County, is about 36 mi southwest of Bozeman. It offers various recreational activities such as mountain biking, rock climbing, camping, rock hounding, and hiking. Notably, it is reco...
Harlowton, MT · 54.9 mi from Townsend
Hunters Spring Cabin in central Montana offers a peaceful getaway year-round, perfect for outdoor activities like hunting, hiking, and skiing. It features secure access with a combination lock and is reachable via a gravel road in summer, while wi...
Bozeman, MT · 54.9 mi from Townsend
Livingston, MT · 56.1 mi from Townsend
Ibex Cabin, built in 1939 for Forest Service rangers in Montana, serves as a remote retreat for summer and winter recreation. Accessible by vehicle from June until snow, it requires high clearance, four-wheel drive, and can only be reached in wint...
Lincoln, MT · 58.5 mi from Townsend
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...
Bozeman, MT · 59.6 mi from Townsend
Little Bear Cabin, built in 1938, remains largely unchanged and is open year-round for recreation and peaceful retreats. Accessible by vehicle in summer and fall, winter access requires snowmobiling or skiing 10 mi from the nearest road. Guests mu...
Bozeman, MT · 59.8 mi from Townsend
Gallatin Gateway, MT · 60.3 mi from Townsend
Cascade, MT · 60.8 mi from Townsend
Population: 1,967
Nearby city: Bozeman, MT
Approx. 50 mi away (straight-line distance)
Elevation: 3,842 ft
Townsend has 104 campgrounds and RV parks listed on OutReserve, ranging from full-hookup RV sites to rustic tent camping. Based on guest ratings, Bodhi Farms is one of the top-rated options. Use our map view to find the closest options to the city center or your preferred area.
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