Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Melrose, Montana

Halfway between the Glacier National Park and Yellowstone is the Deer lodge KOA. With Clark Fork River running right through it, campers can look forward to excellent fishing for brown trout. There's also a plethora of outdoor activities to keep campers busy and having fun. Visitors can look forward to horseshoes, badminton, scenic viewing and local attractions. Check out the Old Montana Prison Complex, Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site and the Montana Museum. There's also a tour shuttle to take campers to various historic or cultural landmarks at Deer Lodge, so look forward to those!

The Doney Lake Cabin is located at the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, and is a favorite among campers looking to immerse themselves in a gorgeous natural setting where fishing is easy and relaxing. Get ready for a number of excellent outdoor activities other than fishing. Campers can look forward to big game hunting, nature viewing, wildlife viewing for elk, deer and moose and hiking along the beautiful and challenging paths. Winter sports are also popular, so look forward to snow shoeing, sledding and skiing. At a high elevation, campers can expect mild summers and fresh air, so pack a bag and head up to the Doney Lake Cabin. The site is very primitive and doesn't include water, so be sure to bring all the supplies you'll need!

The Douglas Creek Cabin is located in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest and features a number of great outdoor activities that can be done in the carefully-curated solitude of the forest. Campers can look forward to acres and acres of pine and fir trees to explore and hike, as well as curious wildlife like elk, deer and moose. Hunting is also popular, as well as winter sports like snow shoeing, skiing and sledding. At a high elevation, this beautiful cabin is usually on high demand, so if you're hoping to enjoy a bit of peace and seclusion, reserve it early.

The Black Sandy State Park is located in Helena, Montana and is one of the area's most popular camping spots. Get ready for a wide variety of outdoor activities, so plan for a long vacation. Visitors can look forward to picnicking at the parks that line the Hauser Reservoir, or go fishing at any of the numerous bodies of water at the state park. Boating, water skiing, canoeing and kayaking are also popular, and be sure to come by during the winter time for ice fishing and other winter time activities. Finally, be sure to take your camera with your while hiking and biking to catch sights of the elk, deer and moose that call Montana home.