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Hilltop Camp near Hauser Lake

Hosted by Julie · Helena, Montana
4 sites · RV, Tent · 20 acres
93%
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10 reviews
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Perched above Hauser Lake with wide-open big-sky views, Hilltop Camp is where you come to actually see the stars again. No crowds — just a small family farm, and sky that goes on forever after sundown. We're a small family farm outside Helena, and staying here means you're part of the rhythm for a night or two. Fresh eggs from our hens are usually available for purchase (ask when you book), and you'll likely hear our rooster and guinea fowl greeting the morning — early risers, all of them, and part of the charm if you're the kind of camper who loves waking up somewhere alive. A few honest notes up front: the property has a rollng hill. Most sites have some natural slope — bring leveling blocks if you're in a rig, and expect a bit of that "real land, not a paved pad" character. We are working to level sites as we can. What you get in return is a private, unhurried spot with sunset and sunrise views most campgrounds can't touch, and some of the best stargazing in the Helena Valley. We live on the property year-round, so you're never staying somewhere unattended. Please text or call anytime and we typically respond within the hour. Good cell signal throughout, clear directions to each site, and we're always around if you need anything. Four sites to choose from, each with its own personality. We have one site with electricity, and three dry camping site. Hauser Lake is a short drive away for fishing and boating, and Helena's shops and restaurants are close enough for a supply run without losing that "middle of nowhere" feeling.

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Upper Hill Campsite - Site #2

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 6 · Vehicles under 30 ft
Upper Hill Campsite - Site #2 - Drive up the hill, take the first right at the top. Sitting at the highest point on the property, this dry camping site has open views in every direction and easy access to the portable toilet and trash bins. Sites follow the natural slope of the hill — not level, but manageable for most setups. RV and trailer guests should come prepared with leveling blocks. Tent campers generally have no trouble finding a comfortable spot. What's here: a picnic table, room to stretch out, and some of the best views on the property. A few things to know before you book: Water — Potable water is available on site but cannot be connected to directly. It's fine for showering and animals, but not for drinking and cooking. Winter stays (October 1 – May 1) — We're open year-round, but water and toilet facilities are unavailable in the colder months. Winter guests need to be fully self-contained. Toilets — A portable toilet is on site during the warmer months, conveniently close to this site. No flush toilets on the property. Trash — Bins are placed around the property for your use. There is overflow parking just down the hill from this site. Questions? Just ask — we're happy to help you figure out if this site is the right fit for your setup.
No campfires
Toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
No electrical hookup
No water hookup
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Barn with Electricity #1

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 4 · Vehicles under 40 ft
Our only site with electric hookup, tucked near the barn with easy access and farm views. This is the site to pick if you want a little more comfort without giving up the hilltop quiet. Power for your rig, chickens wandering nearby, and the same wide-open sky as the rest of the property once the sun goes down. Electricity is included in the site price (not an add-on), so what you see is what you pay. A portable toilet is located here and shared by all campers on the property — worth knowing if you're staying at one of the other sites, and one more reason Site 1 works well for a quick overnight stop.
No campfires
Toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
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Lower Hill Campsite - #3

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 6 · Vehicles under 30 ft
Lower Hill Campsite - #3 Drive up the hill, take the first right at the top — Site #3 is the second site on the right, tucked just below Site #2 on a gentle slope. A little more removed from the activity of the property, it's a good spot if you want to feel like you have some breathing room. What's here: a picnic table, open views, and room to spread out. The portable toilet and trash bins are a short walk away — close enough to be convenient, far enough to stay out of your way. A few things to know before you book: Sites follow the natural slope of the hill — not level, but manageable for most setups. RV and trailer guests should come prepared with leveling blocks. Tent campers generally have no trouble finding a comfortable spot. No open fires of any kind on the property — this includes campfires, fire pits, and charcoal grills. Propane camp stoves are welcome. Water — Potable water is available on site but cannot be connected to directly. It's perfectly fine for showering and animals. Winter stays (October 1 – May 1) — We're open year-round, but water and toilet facilities are unavailable in the colder months. Winter guests need to be fully self-contained. Trash — Bins are placed around the property for your use. Questions? Just ask — we're happy to help you figure out if this site is the right fit.
No campfires
Toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
No electrical hookup
Water hookup
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Round Corral Campsite - #4

RV/tent site · Sleeps 6 · Vehicles under 40 ft
Round Corral Campsite - #4 - Drive up the hill, take the first right at the top — Site #4 is the second site on the left. This is the largest site on the property, with room for one or two vehicles. What's here: a picnic table, generous space to spread out, and water access at the site — Water hookup is available for an additional charge. The portable toilet is a short walk away. A few things to know before you book: Sites follow the natural slope of the hill — not level, but manageable for most setups. RV and trailer guests should come prepared with leveling blocks. Tent campers generally have no trouble finding a comfortable spot. No open fires of any kind on the property — this includes campfires, fire pits, and charcoal grills. Propane camp stoves are welcome. Water — Potable water is available on site - it's perfectly fine for showering and animals, but bring water for drinking. Direct hookup available at this site for an additional fee. Winter stays (October 1 – May 1) — We're open year-round, but water and toilet facilities are unavailable in the colder months. Winter guests need to be fully self-contained. Trash — Bins are placed around the property for your use. There is overflow parking just down the hill from this site for an extra fee. Questions? Just ask — we're happy to help you figure out if this site is the right fit.
No campfires
Toilet
Potable water
Pets allowed
No electrical hookup
Water hookup

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93% Recommend14 ratings · 10 reviews

Location

Helena, Lewis And Clark, Montana, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Hosted by Julie G.

Joined in July 2024

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