Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Proctor, Montana

The Howard Lake Campground is located at the Kootenai National Forest. Campers can look forward to hiking the gorgeous paths and mountain ranges, and trails for mountain biking. Keep your eyes peeled as you explore your way through the fir and pine trees for moose, elk, bald eagles and deer; they're curious and normally friendly! Fishing and other water activities are also popular, so look forward to cruising, canoeing, paddle boarding and kayaking. 

The River Lake RV Park is located in the beautiful town of Clark Fork, Idaho and is a great spot for a fun and relaxing vacation. Campers can look forward to a number of great attractions just beyond the campground, including outdoor adventures at the miles and miles of water front nearby with plenty of opportunities for fishing, boating and river rafting, Sand Point for skiing, spots perfect for hunting and acres of land ideal for wildlife viewing. There's also The Floating Restaurant, Hope Peninsula and Sam Owen Park and Wildlife Sanctuary. And of course, visitors can take advantage of the area's superb local eateries and pubs. Amenities at the park include: tent camping, pull thrus, 30 amp sites, water, sewerage and WIFI. Hope to see you soon!

Challenge Cabin is available during the winter and is located just 25 minutes from Hungry Horse, Montana. This primitive cabin is perfect for explorers seeking to escape the hustle, bustle and distraction of daily life and enjoy winter sports such as sledding, skiing and snow boarding. All around the cabin are acres and acres of gorgeous countryside, filled with tall fir and pine trees and echoes of peace and quiet. Campers can also look forward to plenty of space for hiking, wildlife viewing and exploration, and the Flathead River is nearby so get there early in the season for fishing. 

The Summit Campground is located in the Lewis and Clark National Forest in the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. Get ready to immerse yourself in the gorgeous rolling hills, mountains and small valleys of the campground, where pine and fir are in abundance. Visitors can look forward to plenty of challenging yet beautiful hiking trails and for walking, exploring and mountain biking. Picnicking is also immensely popular at this park, as is stargazing, so be sure to find a camping spot that has a clear overview of the sky.