96% (178) • 35 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near St Regis
A Place of Tranquility
1. A Place of Tranquility
98%
(121)
23mi from St Regis · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Whether you’re seeking adventure or solitude, you’ll find it here in Big Sky Country. From the jagged Rocky Mountains to the expansive Great Plains. Green Acres Ranch is home to some of the most beautiful wildlife in the country. The town of Thompson Falls is filled with friendly residents, affordable eatery’s and unique trinket shopping. It's a 20-minute walk or 10-minute bike ride to the famous High Bridge that takes you to the island into town, along with swimming and fishing. Need some space. You’ll find it on our green fields of 10 acres, or 5 acres of forest. Inviting the wild turkeys, geese, elk, eagles and deer. Views are filled with panoramic serene mountains and majestic blue skies. Portable toilets will not be available until the beginning of May and we've got The Best Drinking Water. ~Thank You~
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from
$40
/ night
Triple Bridges Campground
2. Triple Bridges Campground
92%
(91)
29mi from St Regis · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Primitive camping with no water or trash service, pack in / pack out. There is a portable toilet.
Located in the Alberton Gorge on the Clark Fork River, this is a premier location for the whitewater enthusiast. Take advantage of the class II, III rapids in your kayak or raft, or even surf. Alternatively, enjoy the relaxing Sandy Beach just a few minutes walk from the campground to swim and gaze at the beautiful argilite cliffs. The campground is near both the Interstate and a railroad so there is some ambient noise.
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from
$26
/ night
Lolo National Forest
3. Lolo National Forest
92%
(12)
National forest 35mi from St Regis · 395 sites
You are going to be filled to the brim with glee when you discover Lolo National Forest. Seriously; this is the kind of place you can stand with your feet in a crystal clear stream, bighorn sheep filling the meadow, with the sun setting behind snowcapped mountain peaks in the distance. And that’s just a roadside pull off! With over two million acres to explore, hikers, bikers and backcountry seekers will be stoked on the supa-lush forest, and trails like Cougar Peak Lookout and the Lolo Peak trail (which we assure you is not low-low). Boat for a day in Seeley Lake, or cast a line into pristine mountain streams for a try at the trout. Dinner is going to taste great over the campfire! Through the meadows or up the peaks, it’s easy enough to get your share of adventure at Lolo.
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Thompson Falls State Park
4. Thompson Falls State Park
State park 25mi from St Regis · 17 sites
Discover Thompson Falls State Park's serene beauty and outdoor adventures.
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Kootenai National Forest
5. Kootenai National Forest
73%
(15)
National forest 98mi from St Regis · 333 sites
Stand on top of pine covered mountains and bask in the glory of the valleys below at Kootenai National Forest. With highly primitive areas like the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness, you can stand in lands untouched by time and man. If solitude is what you’re seeking you’ll find it here by way of bikes, hikes, and horseback riding. With a herd of glacial lakes, rivers, and streams, anglers and wave riders will have their pick at places like Bull Lake, Lake Koocanusa, and the Yaak River. With impressive mountain scenes, winter sports for days (hello, snowshoes!), and exciting history and wildlife, it’s easy to see why the Kootenai is Montana’s best kept secret!
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Coeur d'Alene Field Office
6. Coeur d'Alene Field Office
Park 84mi from St Regis · 84 sites
Start your day at Coeur d’Alene Field Office with a jaunt down the scenic byway where every twist and turn will prove why locals call this spot “gem of the north”. Hike along Mineral Ridge or step into the stunning St. Joe river for some of the raddest salmon and trout fishing...ever. You can even boat in to your campsite at places like Popcorn Island. Backcountry camping is prime here. It's a chance to beat the crowds, see the best of the Coeur d’ Alene mountains, and you aren’t going to want to forget that camera. If you travel here in the winter, you'll see the insanely cool bald eagle migration. Every stretch of these lands is filled with a chance to discover the best of Idaho’s untouched wilderness; bring yourself or bring your posse, either way it’s a guaranteed gem to add to the list!
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Electrical hookup
Toilets
96% (178) • 35 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near St Regis
A Place of Tranquility
1. A Place of Tranquility
98%
(121)
23mi from St Regis · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Whether you’re seeking adventure or solitude, you’ll find it here in Big Sky Country. From the jagged Rocky Mountains to the expansive Great Plains. Green Acres Ranch is home to some of the most beautiful wildlife in the country. The town of Thompson Falls is filled with friendly residents, affordable eatery’s and unique trinket shopping. It's a 20-minute walk or 10-minute bike ride to the famous High Bridge that takes you to the island into town, along with swimming and fishing. Need some space. You’ll find it on our green fields of 10 acres, or 5 acres of forest. Inviting the wild turkeys, geese, elk, eagles and deer. Views are filled with panoramic serene mountains and majestic blue skies. Portable toilets will not be available until the beginning of May and we've got The Best Drinking Water. ~Thank You~
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$40
/ night
Triple Bridges Campground
2. Triple Bridges Campground
92%
(91)
29mi from St Regis · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Primitive camping with no water or trash service, pack in / pack out. There is a portable toilet.
Located in the Alberton Gorge on the Clark Fork River, this is a premier location for the whitewater enthusiast. Take advantage of the class II, III rapids in your kayak or raft, or even surf. Alternatively, enjoy the relaxing Sandy Beach just a few minutes walk from the campground to swim and gaze at the beautiful argilite cliffs. The campground is near both the Interstate and a railroad so there is some ambient noise.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$26
/ night
Lolo National Forest
3. Lolo National Forest
92%
(12)
National forest 35mi from St Regis · 395 sites
You are going to be filled to the brim with glee when you discover Lolo National Forest. Seriously; this is the kind of place you can stand with your feet in a crystal clear stream, bighorn sheep filling the meadow, with the sun setting behind snowcapped mountain peaks in the distance. And that’s just a roadside pull off! With over two million acres to explore, hikers, bikers and backcountry seekers will be stoked on the supa-lush forest, and trails like Cougar Peak Lookout and the Lolo Peak trail (which we assure you is not low-low). Boat for a day in Seeley Lake, or cast a line into pristine mountain streams for a try at the trout. Dinner is going to taste great over the campfire! Through the meadows or up the peaks, it’s easy enough to get your share of adventure at Lolo.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Thompson Falls State Park
4. Thompson Falls State Park
State park 25mi from St Regis · 17 sites
Discover Thompson Falls State Park's serene beauty and outdoor adventures.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Kootenai National Forest
5. Kootenai National Forest
73%
(15)
National forest 98mi from St Regis · 333 sites
Stand on top of pine covered mountains and bask in the glory of the valleys below at Kootenai National Forest. With highly primitive areas like the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness, you can stand in lands untouched by time and man. If solitude is what you’re seeking you’ll find it here by way of bikes, hikes, and horseback riding. With a herd of glacial lakes, rivers, and streams, anglers and wave riders will have their pick at places like Bull Lake, Lake Koocanusa, and the Yaak River. With impressive mountain scenes, winter sports for days (hello, snowshoes!), and exciting history and wildlife, it’s easy to see why the Kootenai is Montana’s best kept secret!
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Coeur d'Alene Field Office
6. Coeur d'Alene Field Office
Park 84mi from St Regis · 84 sites
Start your day at Coeur d’Alene Field Office with a jaunt down the scenic byway where every twist and turn will prove why locals call this spot “gem of the north”. Hike along Mineral Ridge or step into the stunning St. Joe river for some of the raddest salmon and trout fishing...ever. You can even boat in to your campsite at places like Popcorn Island. Backcountry camping is prime here. It's a chance to beat the crowds, see the best of the Coeur d’ Alene mountains, and you aren’t going to want to forget that camera. If you travel here in the winter, you'll see the insanely cool bald eagle migration. Every stretch of these lands is filled with a chance to discover the best of Idaho’s untouched wilderness; bring yourself or bring your posse, either way it’s a guaranteed gem to add to the list!
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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David
October 2025
16 ft car
Everything was great, nice spot by the river. Hosts were responsive and communicative. Thanks!
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David
September 2025
Tent
Fantastic Host! Beautiful property! Would definitely recommend to campers!
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Jon
September 2025
Tent
We loved tent camping on this site. The sandy beach was great and the sound of the river was relaxing. Truly a great place.
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Natalie
September 2025
16 ft campervan
With pets
Super handy for kayaking. Great spot to stay. Bring earplugs as the highway trucks can be noisy at night. Plenty of room to spread out.
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Cori
August 2025
Tent
With kids
This was a day we added on to our other reservation. Definitely recommend this place!
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Cori
August 2025
Tent
With kids
This was our second time staying here and we are already planning our next trip next year! It's a great spot next to a beautiful beach on an exciting section of the river.
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Tana
August 2025
20 ft campervan
This place was absolutely breath taking! Loved our stay!
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Kyle
August 2025
Tent
This property was amazing, right next to a public access fishing and swimming beach with picturesque views.
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Lori
August 2025
24 ft campervan
With pets
The site was perfect for us and our dogs traveling with us. They loved the freedom to sniff and explore. The trail to the sandy beach was a nice stroll. The train traffic was light, and hwy noise was not really a problem. It was nice to have a picnic table, and plenty of space to put our chairs.
The gate is not really green anymore, but it’s the only gate, so we figured it out. The old hwy bridge has a spectacular view of the gorge. Nice spot for the night.
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Joe
August 2025
12 ft campervan
With kids
Very good access to Alberton Gorge. Pretty small site if all 3 locations were full, but a cool spot anyway. Definitely road and train noise but it did not keep us awake at all. Great access to the sandy beach.
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Traci
July 2025
16 ft car
Loved the unique spot here- in the trees, near the river with a trail down to it, the light on the cliffs in the morning- beautiful! My husband had a hard time sleeping with some train and traffic noise, and I slept great. If you’re a super light sleeper, this may not be your top pick. It was, however, a beautiful place to wake up to after a Missoula concert, when headed back to Washington in the morning :)
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Catherine
July 2025
18 ft campervan
With pets
We loved the camp. Perfectly located at the surf wave with a really nice sandy beach right down the path.
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Laurie
July 2025
8 ft campervan
Great communication and clear directions. Peaceful setting with river access. Very nice place to stop for the night. Nice hosts!
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Skylar
July 2025
16 ft car
Such a unique stop! Passing by these elaborate cliffs off the highway had me giddy, so to my excitement when I turned off and had a cozy spot for the eve right next to them I was stoked! Parked under an old railroad in ear shot of another in service, as well as the highway. However the location and uniqueness to this site made it tolerable. A short hike down to the river (Sandy Beach) with a few spots to choose from was lovely. Public access so may not be private. Clean porta potty was a nice perk. Also right by a parking area for those that want to explore a bridge over the Clark Fork River by foot- great way to spend the morning with coffee, deer, birds and the sound of the rushing river.
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Lisa
June 2025
14 ft travel trailer
With pets
East check-in, access to spigot for shower, porta potty on site makes for easy glamping. It was a 15 minute walk to the High Bridge. A very convenient spot to camp. If you love the sound of train whistles, this is the spot for you. My husband loved it!
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Kaelan
June 2025
Tent
Booked this campsite last minute after finding out other state park campsites were full and I am so glad we found this place!!! It’s such a hidden gem- outstanding views overlooking old railway bridge over the clark fork, and a walking bridge as well woth great views! The sandy beach is a short little walk (5 mins seriously) and the views were stunning, seriously. The little beach was perfect, it offered privacy, great place to relax & swim, plus it was fun to watch all the rafters/kayakers! Plenty of space it explore the woods & river. You do hear some highway noise, but it was tolerable and didn’t disrupt sleep or activities. You also hear the train, but I enjoyed it! Although it says no campfires, we messaged the host for permission and we were able to start one which was awesome too, the hosts were very kind and quick to respond. Super cool little spot and I’d totally recommend and come back!
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ben
May 2025
Tent
Very cool location. Close to i90 with with river access and views of some impressive bridges.
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Chinook
May 2025
16 ft car
With pets
This was the perfect spot for my needs! Close to highway and very private. Such a beautiful camp under the pines.
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Ryker
May 2025
16 ft car
It was a nice campsite! As a kayaker this is the perfect location for camping if you want to paddle the Gorge. It's at the put in for the lower gorge. Thr bathroom was clean. The downsides are you can’t do a campfire and there is highway noise along with trains. Overall I liked the campsite though.
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