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Mad RIver Farm Camping

7 sites · Tents40 acres · Ennis, MT

Please read bullet points below before you book with us. Wake up to the impressive scenery of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and the sun shining over the Madison range on this nearly 50 acre farm in McAllister, Montana. You'll be camped in a wide open grass pasture JUST OFF Hwy 287, 1.5 miles from Ennis Lake and the Madison River which offers some of the most diverse fly fishing in Montana. The Madison River runs through this scenic valley and is flanked by the towering Madison, Gravelly and Tobacco Root ranges which are all visable from our campsites. Our land is filled with wildlife including fox, coyotes, sandhill cranes, bald eagles, osprey, deer and antelope. Horses in the pasture to the North and cattle to the South. Crash in our field and you're only about 1 hour from Yellowstone, without the Yellowstone prices and congestion. The town of Ennis is 7 miles and the best steakhouse in the valley is 2 minutes north up HWY 287. Plan an easy afternoon trip to the historic Old West town of Virginia City (20 miles). We are surrounded by endless trails for hiking, 4 wheeling and trail riding. Big Sky Ski Resort is an hour and 30 minutes over the Madison Range. Take an evening to go to Norris Hotsprings (9 miles). Lewis and Clark Caverns one of the most highly decorated limestone caverns in North America is only 28 miles away. The list of activities goes on and on, but there is always the option to just relax and feel comfortable doing nothing. This is the perfect place to choose to be disconnected and unplugged for a while, but not to far off the beaten path so its an easy camp. 45°26'15.5"N 111°43'53.8"W https://goo.gl/maps/i7jR4qSxP4SkU1QTA -Parking is just off HWY 287, very easy access by bike or vehicle. Vehicles will stay in the designated parking are and campers will walk to any area of the pasture they wish to set up camp! -This is a field, a pasture where grass grows to feed cattle. The views of the Madison Range and Tobacco Root Mountains is incredible. There are a few areas of trimmed grass, but for the most part this is a pasture with long grass. This area is not maintained like a KOA. This is not at all what would call "roughing it" but I grew up in Montana and we have different standards here. -We ask that you please give room to other campers, you'll have so much room it should never be an issue. -There is now a porta potty and fire pit! both of which are for all campers to use. Please do not set up camp right next to the firepit, right next to the porta potty or in the parking area. -This is a pasture alongside the road in Montana. There are no parking lot lights. There is no wifi. There are no trees or shelters. It is not private because it is an open field along HWY 287. That being said there are rarely ever more than 1-2 camping groups at a time. -The Campfire is communal. Everyone needs to be able to enjoy. There are several area to set up camp. We usualy will only have 1-2 campers at any given time. The most we have ever had at once is 4. -You're free to walk around and find your perfect spot. You can walk through the tall grass or you can camp in one of the spots that is trimmed down. You have that freedom! We trim down the "road", the firepit, a couple campsites and the area around the garbage and porta potty. We dont want to completely mow down our pasture. We like to keep it wild. When Hipcampers are not using the area its a place for deer, antelope, cyotes and sandhill cranes. If you want to have a campground with manicured walkways/camping spots this is not the green pasture for you. 🇺🇸 July 4th update FYI the 2 track road down to the canvas wall tent has irrigation water covering it. Don’t go down the path to the tent, you will get stuck. There are plenty of places to camp without driving down toward the canvas tent. There is a saw horse blocking the road. Please do not move the saw horse or drive down the road.

Davis Ranch

1 site · RV10 acres · Three Forks, MT

10 acres with mountain views in all directions. Any and all activities available in close proximity that one might enjoy in the mountains, rivers, and lakes. Approximately 60 miles to Yellowstone National Park. Some of the best hunting in southwestern Montana. Many outfitter in the area for trail ridding

On The Rocks

5 sites · RVs, Tents50 acres · Anaconda Deer Lodge County, MT

This private, rugged 50+ acre off-grid property offers treed hillsides, rocky bluffs, a small creek and views that are nothing short of spectacular. From a level bench at the top of the property you can boondock and scope thousands of acres of majestic Montana land filled with elk, deer, black bear, grouse and more. Nearby recreation includes more than a hundred thousand acres of land for hunting, hiking, 4-wheeling, snowmobiling and X-country skiing. There are 3 nearby golf courses, Discovery Ski Mountain and outstanding fishing on the Big Hole and Clark Fork Rivers, Georgetown Lake plus endless mountain streams and lakes. Just minutes away from downtown Anaconda.

Music Festival at the Bridge

10 sites · RVs, Tents300 acres · Three Forks, MT

Learn more about this land:Open range spots. It is a concert site for Rockin the Rivers and Headwaters Country Jam. The site has limited shade available, but has great views of the Tobacco Root Mountains. It is approximately 1 mile from the Jefferson River where you can float, fish and boat. It is 3 miles east of the Lewis and Clark caverns where there is hiking and a tour of the State Park. 20 mins to Norris Hot Springs, approximately 1 hour to Virginia City. 15 min to Three Forks which has a Golf Course, restaurants, bars, and parks. 15 min to The Madison and Gallatin Rivers. Warning: this is a very dry year. Please no fires or throwing of cigarettes. Any spark can start a fire. Also rattlesnakes are present this time of year please have awareness of your surroundings. I wanted to add more information about this site. This site is primarily used as a concert venue and will have debri such as porta potties, flags, beated down grass, and old building from use for festivals. This will not be the pristine campground with lush grasses and streams. I want to be transparent to what this site has to offer. It has open spaces, mountain views and remnants of a concert festival ground. This concert ground is in AS IS condition when a festival is not happening. Thank you and Rock ON!

Montana Red Devon Ranch

4 sites · RVs, Tents500 acres · Harrison, MT

Montana Red Devon Ranch is owned and managed by Kiril Sabo(age 17), his brother Riley(age 20), and his mother Jenny Kahrl. The boys were raised on the ranch from birth. We have chosen Red Devon cattle for their history (originally from Devonshire England, Devons arrived in North America with the first English settlers!), their docility, and their gourmet beef. Our cattle eat only grass, hay, and forages, as Nature intended. We manage our land to protect wildlife and clean water for all, to improve soils, preserve open space, and feed hundreds of our neighbors. All our grassfed beef is sold within 50 miles of the ranch.We also have a deep commitment to sharing our love of land and animals with our community, both near and far. We have hosted international visitors from France, Russia, Japan, Brazil, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and many many Americans. Jenny Kahrl speaks French fluently.We hope to share our love of this land and its riches with many visitors, for it is only by knowing where our food originates that we can appreciate each farm and farm family for their work to feed America and the world.

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Mad RIver Farm Camping

7 sites · Tents40 acres · Ennis, MT

Please read bullet points below before you book with us. Wake up to the impressive scenery of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and the sun shining over the Madison range on this nearly 50 acre farm in McAllister, Montana. You'll be camped in a wide open grass pasture JUST OFF Hwy 287, 1.5 miles from Ennis Lake and the Madison River which offers some of the most diverse fly fishing in Montana. The Madison River runs through this scenic valley and is flanked by the towering Madison, Gravelly and Tobacco Root ranges which are all visable from our campsites. Our land is filled with wildlife including fox, coyotes, sandhill cranes, bald eagles, osprey, deer and antelope. Horses in the pasture to the North and cattle to the South. Crash in our field and you're only about 1 hour from Yellowstone, without the Yellowstone prices and congestion. The town of Ennis is 7 miles and the best steakhouse in the valley is 2 minutes north up HWY 287. Plan an easy afternoon trip to the historic Old West town of Virginia City (20 miles). We are surrounded by endless trails for hiking, 4 wheeling and trail riding. Big Sky Ski Resort is an hour and 30 minutes over the Madison Range. Take an evening to go to Norris Hotsprings (9 miles). Lewis and Clark Caverns one of the most highly decorated limestone caverns in North America is only 28 miles away. The list of activities goes on and on, but there is always the option to just relax and feel comfortable doing nothing. This is the perfect place to choose to be disconnected and unplugged for a while, but not to far off the beaten path so its an easy camp. 45°26'15.5"N 111°43'53.8"W https://goo.gl/maps/i7jR4qSxP4SkU1QTA -Parking is just off HWY 287, very easy access by bike or vehicle. Vehicles will stay in the designated parking are and campers will walk to any area of the pasture they wish to set up camp! -This is a field, a pasture where grass grows to feed cattle. The views of the Madison Range and Tobacco Root Mountains is incredible. There are a few areas of trimmed grass, but for the most part this is a pasture with long grass. This area is not maintained like a KOA. This is not at all what would call "roughing it" but I grew up in Montana and we have different standards here. -We ask that you please give room to other campers, you'll have so much room it should never be an issue. -There is now a porta potty and fire pit! both of which are for all campers to use. Please do not set up camp right next to the firepit, right next to the porta potty or in the parking area. -This is a pasture alongside the road in Montana. There are no parking lot lights. There is no wifi. There are no trees or shelters. It is not private because it is an open field along HWY 287. That being said there are rarely ever more than 1-2 camping groups at a time. -The Campfire is communal. Everyone needs to be able to enjoy. There are several area to set up camp. We usualy will only have 1-2 campers at any given time. The most we have ever had at once is 4. -You're free to walk around and find your perfect spot. You can walk through the tall grass or you can camp in one of the spots that is trimmed down. You have that freedom! We trim down the "road", the firepit, a couple campsites and the area around the garbage and porta potty. We dont want to completely mow down our pasture. We like to keep it wild. When Hipcampers are not using the area its a place for deer, antelope, cyotes and sandhill cranes. If you want to have a campground with manicured walkways/camping spots this is not the green pasture for you. 🇺🇸 July 4th update FYI the 2 track road down to the canvas wall tent has irrigation water covering it. Don’t go down the path to the tent, you will get stuck. There are plenty of places to camp without driving down toward the canvas tent. There is a saw horse blocking the road. Please do not move the saw horse or drive down the road.

Davis Ranch

1 site · RV10 acres · Three Forks, MT

10 acres with mountain views in all directions. Any and all activities available in close proximity that one might enjoy in the mountains, rivers, and lakes. Approximately 60 miles to Yellowstone National Park. Some of the best hunting in southwestern Montana. Many outfitter in the area for trail ridding

Fish Creek House Bed and Breakfast

1 site · Lodging40 acres · Whitehall, MT

. Conveniently located near the Beaverhead DeerLodge Forest, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Off road riding , x country skiing in winter Southwest Montana between Butte and Bozeman Convenient to Butte and Bozeman airports Full breakfast served. Two guest bedrooms and baths . Come as a guest ,leave as a friend

Montana Red Devon Ranch

4 sites · RVs, Tents500 acres · Harrison, MT

Montana Red Devon Ranch is owned and managed by Kiril Sabo(age 17), his brother Riley(age 20), and his mother Jenny Kahrl. The boys were raised on the ranch from birth. We have chosen Red Devon cattle for their history (originally from Devonshire England, Devons arrived in North America with the first English settlers!), their docility, and their gourmet beef. Our cattle eat only grass, hay, and forages, as Nature intended. We manage our land to protect wildlife and clean water for all, to improve soils, preserve open space, and feed hundreds of our neighbors. All our grassfed beef is sold within 50 miles of the ranch.We also have a deep commitment to sharing our love of land and animals with our community, both near and far. We have hosted international visitors from France, Russia, Japan, Brazil, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and many many Americans. Jenny Kahrl speaks French fluently.We hope to share our love of this land and its riches with many visitors, for it is only by knowing where our food originates that we can appreciate each farm and farm family for their work to feed America and the world.

Music Festival at the Bridge

10 sites · RVs, Tents300 acres · Three Forks, MT

Learn more about this land:Open range spots. It is a concert site for Rockin the Rivers and Headwaters Country Jam. The site has limited shade available, but has great views of the Tobacco Root Mountains. It is approximately 1 mile from the Jefferson River where you can float, fish and boat. It is 3 miles east of the Lewis and Clark caverns where there is hiking and a tour of the State Park. 20 mins to Norris Hot Springs, approximately 1 hour to Virginia City. 15 min to Three Forks which has a Golf Course, restaurants, bars, and parks. 15 min to The Madison and Gallatin Rivers. Warning: this is a very dry year. Please no fires or throwing of cigarettes. Any spark can start a fire. Also rattlesnakes are present this time of year please have awareness of your surroundings. I wanted to add more information about this site. This site is primarily used as a concert venue and will have debri such as porta potties, flags, beated down grass, and old building from use for festivals. This will not be the pristine campground with lush grasses and streams. I want to be transparent to what this site has to offer. It has open spaces, mountain views and remnants of a concert festival ground. This concert ground is in AS IS condition when a festival is not happening. Thank you and Rock ON!

On The Rocks

5 sites · RVs, Tents50 acres · Anaconda Deer Lodge County, MT

This private, rugged 50+ acre off-grid property offers treed hillsides, rocky bluffs, a small creek and views that are nothing short of spectacular. From a level bench at the top of the property you can boondock and scope thousands of acres of majestic Montana land filled with elk, deer, black bear, grouse and more. Nearby recreation includes more than a hundred thousand acres of land for hunting, hiking, 4-wheeling, snowmobiling and X-country skiing. There are 3 nearby golf courses, Discovery Ski Mountain and outstanding fishing on the Big Hole and Clark Fork Rivers, Georgetown Lake plus endless mountain streams and lakes. Just minutes away from downtown Anaconda.

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Montana Red Devon Ranch

4 sites · RVs, Tents500 acres · Harrison, MT

Montana Red Devon Ranch is owned and managed by Kiril Sabo(age 17), his brother Riley(age 20), and his mother Jenny Kahrl. The boys were raised on the ranch from birth. We have chosen Red Devon cattle for their history (originally from Devonshire England, Devons arrived in North America with the first English settlers!), their docility, and their gourmet beef. Our cattle eat only grass, hay, and forages, as Nature intended. We manage our land to protect wildlife and clean water for all, to improve soils, preserve open space, and feed hundreds of our neighbors. All our grassfed beef is sold within 50 miles of the ranch.We also have a deep commitment to sharing our love of land and animals with our community, both near and far. We have hosted international visitors from France, Russia, Japan, Brazil, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and many many Americans. Jenny Kahrl speaks French fluently.We hope to share our love of this land and its riches with many visitors, for it is only by knowing where our food originates that we can appreciate each farm and farm family for their work to feed America and the world.

Mad RIver Farm Camping

7 sites · Tents40 acres · Ennis, MT

Please read bullet points below before you book with us. Wake up to the impressive scenery of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and the sun shining over the Madison range on this nearly 50 acre farm in McAllister, Montana. You'll be camped in a wide open grass pasture JUST OFF Hwy 287, 1.5 miles from Ennis Lake and the Madison River which offers some of the most diverse fly fishing in Montana. The Madison River runs through this scenic valley and is flanked by the towering Madison, Gravelly and Tobacco Root ranges which are all visable from our campsites. Our land is filled with wildlife including fox, coyotes, sandhill cranes, bald eagles, osprey, deer and antelope. Horses in the pasture to the North and cattle to the South. Crash in our field and you're only about 1 hour from Yellowstone, without the Yellowstone prices and congestion. The town of Ennis is 7 miles and the best steakhouse in the valley is 2 minutes north up HWY 287. Plan an easy afternoon trip to the historic Old West town of Virginia City (20 miles). We are surrounded by endless trails for hiking, 4 wheeling and trail riding. Big Sky Ski Resort is an hour and 30 minutes over the Madison Range. Take an evening to go to Norris Hotsprings (9 miles). Lewis and Clark Caverns one of the most highly decorated limestone caverns in North America is only 28 miles away. The list of activities goes on and on, but there is always the option to just relax and feel comfortable doing nothing. This is the perfect place to choose to be disconnected and unplugged for a while, but not to far off the beaten path so its an easy camp. 45°26'15.5"N 111°43'53.8"W https://goo.gl/maps/i7jR4qSxP4SkU1QTA -Parking is just off HWY 287, very easy access by bike or vehicle. Vehicles will stay in the designated parking are and campers will walk to any area of the pasture they wish to set up camp! -This is a field, a pasture where grass grows to feed cattle. The views of the Madison Range and Tobacco Root Mountains is incredible. There are a few areas of trimmed grass, but for the most part this is a pasture with long grass. This area is not maintained like a KOA. This is not at all what would call "roughing it" but I grew up in Montana and we have different standards here. -We ask that you please give room to other campers, you'll have so much room it should never be an issue. -There is now a porta potty and fire pit! both of which are for all campers to use. Please do not set up camp right next to the firepit, right next to the porta potty or in the parking area. -This is a pasture alongside the road in Montana. There are no parking lot lights. There is no wifi. There are no trees or shelters. It is not private because it is an open field along HWY 287. That being said there are rarely ever more than 1-2 camping groups at a time. -The Campfire is communal. Everyone needs to be able to enjoy. There are several area to set up camp. We usualy will only have 1-2 campers at any given time. The most we have ever had at once is 4. -You're free to walk around and find your perfect spot. You can walk through the tall grass or you can camp in one of the spots that is trimmed down. You have that freedom! We trim down the "road", the firepit, a couple campsites and the area around the garbage and porta potty. We dont want to completely mow down our pasture. We like to keep it wild. When Hipcampers are not using the area its a place for deer, antelope, cyotes and sandhill cranes. If you want to have a campground with manicured walkways/camping spots this is not the green pasture for you. 🇺🇸 July 4th update FYI the 2 track road down to the canvas wall tent has irrigation water covering it. Don’t go down the path to the tent, you will get stuck. There are plenty of places to camp without driving down toward the canvas tent. There is a saw horse blocking the road. Please do not move the saw horse or drive down the road.

Fish Creek House Bed and Breakfast

1 site · Lodging40 acres · Whitehall, MT

. Conveniently located near the Beaverhead DeerLodge Forest, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Off road riding , x country skiing in winter Southwest Montana between Butte and Bozeman Convenient to Butte and Bozeman airports Full breakfast served. Two guest bedrooms and baths . Come as a guest ,leave as a friend

On The Rocks

5 sites · RVs, Tents50 acres · Anaconda Deer Lodge County, MT

This private, rugged 50+ acre off-grid property offers treed hillsides, rocky bluffs, a small creek and views that are nothing short of spectacular. From a level bench at the top of the property you can boondock and scope thousands of acres of majestic Montana land filled with elk, deer, black bear, grouse and more. Nearby recreation includes more than a hundred thousand acres of land for hunting, hiking, 4-wheeling, snowmobiling and X-country skiing. There are 3 nearby golf courses, Discovery Ski Mountain and outstanding fishing on the Big Hole and Clark Fork Rivers, Georgetown Lake plus endless mountain streams and lakes. Just minutes away from downtown Anaconda.

Music Festival at the Bridge

10 sites · RVs, Tents300 acres · Three Forks, MT

Learn more about this land:Open range spots. It is a concert site for Rockin the Rivers and Headwaters Country Jam. The site has limited shade available, but has great views of the Tobacco Root Mountains. It is approximately 1 mile from the Jefferson River where you can float, fish and boat. It is 3 miles east of the Lewis and Clark caverns where there is hiking and a tour of the State Park. 20 mins to Norris Hot Springs, approximately 1 hour to Virginia City. 15 min to Three Forks which has a Golf Course, restaurants, bars, and parks. 15 min to The Madison and Gallatin Rivers. Warning: this is a very dry year. Please no fires or throwing of cigarettes. Any spark can start a fire. Also rattlesnakes are present this time of year please have awareness of your surroundings. I wanted to add more information about this site. This site is primarily used as a concert venue and will have debri such as porta potties, flags, beated down grass, and old building from use for festivals. This will not be the pristine campground with lush grasses and streams. I want to be transparent to what this site has to offer. It has open spaces, mountain views and remnants of a concert festival ground. This concert ground is in AS IS condition when a festival is not happening. Thank you and Rock ON!

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Music Festival at the Bridge

10 sites · RVs, Tents300 acres · Three Forks, MT

Learn more about this land:Open range spots. It is a concert site for Rockin the Rivers and Headwaters Country Jam. The site has limited shade available, but has great views of the Tobacco Root Mountains. It is approximately 1 mile from the Jefferson River where you can float, fish and boat. It is 3 miles east of the Lewis and Clark caverns where there is hiking and a tour of the State Park. 20 mins to Norris Hot Springs, approximately 1 hour to Virginia City. 15 min to Three Forks which has a Golf Course, restaurants, bars, and parks. 15 min to The Madison and Gallatin Rivers. Warning: this is a very dry year. Please no fires or throwing of cigarettes. Any spark can start a fire. Also rattlesnakes are present this time of year please have awareness of your surroundings. I wanted to add more information about this site. This site is primarily used as a concert venue and will have debri such as porta potties, flags, beated down grass, and old building from use for festivals. This will not be the pristine campground with lush grasses and streams. I want to be transparent to what this site has to offer. It has open spaces, mountain views and remnants of a concert festival ground. This concert ground is in AS IS condition when a festival is not happening. Thank you and Rock ON!

Davis Ranch

1 site · RV10 acres · Three Forks, MT

10 acres with mountain views in all directions. Any and all activities available in close proximity that one might enjoy in the mountains, rivers, and lakes. Approximately 60 miles to Yellowstone National Park. Some of the best hunting in southwestern Montana. Many outfitter in the area for trail ridding

Mad RIver Farm Camping

7 sites · Tents40 acres · Ennis, MT

Please read bullet points below before you book with us. Wake up to the impressive scenery of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and the sun shining over the Madison range on this nearly 50 acre farm in McAllister, Montana. You'll be camped in a wide open grass pasture JUST OFF Hwy 287, 1.5 miles from Ennis Lake and the Madison River which offers some of the most diverse fly fishing in Montana. The Madison River runs through this scenic valley and is flanked by the towering Madison, Gravelly and Tobacco Root ranges which are all visable from our campsites. Our land is filled with wildlife including fox, coyotes, sandhill cranes, bald eagles, osprey, deer and antelope. Horses in the pasture to the North and cattle to the South. Crash in our field and you're only about 1 hour from Yellowstone, without the Yellowstone prices and congestion. The town of Ennis is 7 miles and the best steakhouse in the valley is 2 minutes north up HWY 287. Plan an easy afternoon trip to the historic Old West town of Virginia City (20 miles). We are surrounded by endless trails for hiking, 4 wheeling and trail riding. Big Sky Ski Resort is an hour and 30 minutes over the Madison Range. Take an evening to go to Norris Hotsprings (9 miles). Lewis and Clark Caverns one of the most highly decorated limestone caverns in North America is only 28 miles away. The list of activities goes on and on, but there is always the option to just relax and feel comfortable doing nothing. This is the perfect place to choose to be disconnected and unplugged for a while, but not to far off the beaten path so its an easy camp. 45°26'15.5"N 111°43'53.8"W https://goo.gl/maps/i7jR4qSxP4SkU1QTA -Parking is just off HWY 287, very easy access by bike or vehicle. Vehicles will stay in the designated parking are and campers will walk to any area of the pasture they wish to set up camp! -This is a field, a pasture where grass grows to feed cattle. The views of the Madison Range and Tobacco Root Mountains is incredible. There are a few areas of trimmed grass, but for the most part this is a pasture with long grass. This area is not maintained like a KOA. This is not at all what would call "roughing it" but I grew up in Montana and we have different standards here. -We ask that you please give room to other campers, you'll have so much room it should never be an issue. -There is now a porta potty and fire pit! both of which are for all campers to use. Please do not set up camp right next to the firepit, right next to the porta potty or in the parking area. -This is a pasture alongside the road in Montana. There are no parking lot lights. There is no wifi. There are no trees or shelters. It is not private because it is an open field along HWY 287. That being said there are rarely ever more than 1-2 camping groups at a time. -The Campfire is communal. Everyone needs to be able to enjoy. There are several area to set up camp. We usualy will only have 1-2 campers at any given time. The most we have ever had at once is 4. -You're free to walk around and find your perfect spot. You can walk through the tall grass or you can camp in one of the spots that is trimmed down. You have that freedom! We trim down the "road", the firepit, a couple campsites and the area around the garbage and porta potty. We dont want to completely mow down our pasture. We like to keep it wild. When Hipcampers are not using the area its a place for deer, antelope, cyotes and sandhill cranes. If you want to have a campground with manicured walkways/camping spots this is not the green pasture for you. 🇺🇸 July 4th update FYI the 2 track road down to the canvas wall tent has irrigation water covering it. Don’t go down the path to the tent, you will get stuck. There are plenty of places to camp without driving down toward the canvas tent. There is a saw horse blocking the road. Please do not move the saw horse or drive down the road.

On The Rocks

5 sites · RVs, Tents50 acres · Anaconda Deer Lodge County, MT

This private, rugged 50+ acre off-grid property offers treed hillsides, rocky bluffs, a small creek and views that are nothing short of spectacular. From a level bench at the top of the property you can boondock and scope thousands of acres of majestic Montana land filled with elk, deer, black bear, grouse and more. Nearby recreation includes more than a hundred thousand acres of land for hunting, hiking, 4-wheeling, snowmobiling and X-country skiing. There are 3 nearby golf courses, Discovery Ski Mountain and outstanding fishing on the Big Hole and Clark Fork Rivers, Georgetown Lake plus endless mountain streams and lakes. Just minutes away from downtown Anaconda.

Montana Red Devon Ranch

4 sites · RVs, Tents500 acres · Harrison, MT

Montana Red Devon Ranch is owned and managed by Kiril Sabo(age 17), his brother Riley(age 20), and his mother Jenny Kahrl. The boys were raised on the ranch from birth. We have chosen Red Devon cattle for their history (originally from Devonshire England, Devons arrived in North America with the first English settlers!), their docility, and their gourmet beef. Our cattle eat only grass, hay, and forages, as Nature intended. We manage our land to protect wildlife and clean water for all, to improve soils, preserve open space, and feed hundreds of our neighbors. All our grassfed beef is sold within 50 miles of the ranch.We also have a deep commitment to sharing our love of land and animals with our community, both near and far. We have hosted international visitors from France, Russia, Japan, Brazil, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and many many Americans. Jenny Kahrl speaks French fluently.We hope to share our love of this land and its riches with many visitors, for it is only by knowing where our food originates that we can appreciate each farm and farm family for their work to feed America and the world.

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Looking to experience the thrill of snow sports near Twin Bridges, Montana? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 190 available options in the area, you'll find the perfect camping spot to match your snow sports adventure. Whether you're into skiing, snowboarding, or snowshoeing, you'll have plenty of choices to choose from. And with campsites like VanGoBoon Campground (135 reviews), The Meadow (102 reviews), and Montana Red Devon Ranch (75 reviews), you can trust that you'll have a great experience. Plus, popular amenities like pet-friendly areas, potable water, and showers are available. Don't miss out on the excitement - book your camping spot now!

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