The best cabin rentals in Custer Gallatin National Forest, MT
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Find wilderness camping near Yellowstone National Park and beyond.
Top-rated campgrounds in Custer Gallatin National Forest
Garnet Mountain Fire Lookout
1. Garnet Mountain Fire Lookout
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A cozy cabin for four overlooking the beautiful Montana landscape from 8,425-feet elevation? Yes please
Big Creek Cabin
2. Big Creek Cabin
100%
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Take me down to the paradise city, where the grass is green and the valley’s pretty… Eh, our version is close enough to the original
Mill Creek Cabin
3. Mill Creek Cabin
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Back in 1927, Mill Creek Cabin was built to house Forest Service workers
Porcupine Cabin
4. Porcupine Cabin
Not surprisingly, the Crazy Mountains have some crazy awesome cabins in their foothills
Trail Creek Cabin
5. Trail Creek Cabin
Trail Creek Cabin is the original ranger station for the Bozeman Ranger District, circa 1924
Meyers Creek Cabin
6. Meyers Creek Cabin
Holy camping cuteness
Yellow Mule Cabin
7. Yellow Mule Cabin
Feel like growing out your beard (or leg hair?), channelling your inner mountain hermit, and heading into the woods? May we direct your attention to the remote Yellow Mule Cabin, accessible only by an 8-14 mile trail on foot, ski, or off-road vehicle depending on the season
Windy Pass Cabin
8. Windy Pass Cabin
Sometimes sleeping on the ground in a tent becomes a pain in the neck, and for times like these Windy Pass Cabin comes to the rescue
Window Rock Cabin
9. Window Rock Cabin
Wanna take a break from tents and RVs? Rest your head at Window Rock Cabin
Spanish Creek Cabin
10. Spanish Creek Cabin
Big sky country also means big mountains, big trees, big wildlife, and big wildflower covered meadows
Mystic Lake Cabin
11. Mystic Lake Cabin
Ever dream of a mystical log cabin in the wilderness? Guess what, it exists
Little Bear Cabin
12. Little Bear Cabin
Just outside of Bozeman in the Custer Gallatin National Forest, is a cute little cabin calling your name
Battle Ridge Cabin
13. Battle Ridge Cabin
Feelin’ up for a secluded cabin getaway? Why not drive on deep into the forest and spend a night (or two) at Battle Ridge Cabin? Sheltered by evergreens and the Bridger Mountains, it’s easy to get back to nature when you’re in a spot as secluded as this one
Diamond Butte Lookout
14. Diamond Butte Lookout
Ever dreamed of camping out at a fire lookout tower? Well now is your chance
Whitetail Cabin
15. Whitetail Cabin
Whitetail Cabin was once a ranger station and is now a rustic and quaint hideaway for your next camping adventure
Basin Station Cabin
16. Basin Station Cabin
Get back to the basics at Basin Station Cabin
Wapiti Cabin
17. Wapiti Cabin
Picture yourself waking up on top of a picturesque meadow surrounded by mountain views and more trees that you can count
Beaver Creek Cabin
18. Beaver Creek Cabin
Paging all nature lovers—have we got the spot for you
Cabin Creek Cabin
19. Cabin Creek Cabin
As far as cabin camping goes, Cabin Creek Cabin is not too shabby
West Boulder Cabin
20. West Boulder Cabin
Unlike many other cabin rentals in the area, West Boulder Cabin comes fully equipped with fun extras like electricity, but there’s no potable water
Top-rated campsites near Custer Gallatin National Forest
Cottonwood Camp
1. Cottonwood Camp
92%
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22mi from Custer Gallatin National Forest · 47 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Cottonwood Camp is nestled under towering cottonwood trees on 17 historical acres, overlooking 3 Mile Access on the legendary Bighorn River. These hallowed grounds are surrounded by 300 wildlife filled acres of Bighorn Canyon National Rec' Area land. Excellent boating, water sports, and additional fishing opportunities are a short 15 minute drive away at Bighorn Canyon Lake.
Our 14 cabins all have a personality of their own with occupancy capacity ranging from 2 all the way up to 18! All feature a fully equipped kitchen + outdoor social space w/ bbq grill.
In addition we have FHU and W/E RV sites and plenty of pitch tent sites that have use of our two bathhouses. Guests are greeted in our full service fly shop that can get you hooked up on a guided trip, shuttle, or drift boat rental.
Whether you want an action packed day on the Bighorn, a relaxing day on the Lake or just wanna escape your day to day to hear the sights and sounds of Big Sky Country, you can't go wrong with Cottonwood Camp!
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
Little Bit Acres
2. Little Bit Acres
100%
(21)
31mi from Custer Gallatin National Forest · 1 site
Nestled in decade-old cottonwoods, you will find a cozy cabin. Come and enjoy a simpler life. Breathe the mountain fresh air in the mornings and gaze at the stars at night. The Bighorn Mountains are only minutes away, where you can enjoy hiking, fishing, and wildlife watching. On occasion, you may spot deer, turkeys or other wildlife on the property.
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Lazy R Campground and Cabins
3. Lazy R Campground and Cabins
35mi from Custer Gallatin National Forest
Nestled in the heart of the breathtaking Big Horn Mountains, the Lazy R Campground in Ranchester, Wyoming, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and convenient access to outdoor adventures. Located just off Interstate 90 on US Highway 14, this campground serves as the ideal base camp for exploring the scenic route to Yellowstone National Park.
At Lazy R Campground, visitors can immerse themselves in the stunning landscapes that surround them. Whether you're capturing the incredible scenery through photography, fishing in the nearby trout streams, or observing the abundant wildlife, this location provides endless opportunities for adventure. Additionally, the campground is in close proximity to numerous historical sites near Sheridan, Wyoming, making it a perfect spot for history enthusiasts.
With its serene environment and easy access to outdoor activities, Lazy R Campground is not just a place to stay; it’s a gateway to unforgettable experiences. Enjoy the tranquility of nature while being just a short drive away from local restaurants and shops, ensuring you have everything you need for a memorable getaway.
Foothills Motel and Campground
4. Foothills Motel and Campground
35mi from Custer Gallatin National Forest
Nestled at the foot of the majestic Bighorn Mountains, Foothills Campground stands out as the ultimate basecamp for your outdoor adventures. This unique location offers breathtaking views and easy access to a variety of recreational activities, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers and families alike.
Situated in the charming town of Dayton, Foothills Campground provides a refreshing escape with the stunning Bighorn Mountains just steps away. The campground is conveniently located next to a serene river and a community park, perfect for leisurely strolls and picnics. Additionally, the community pool is within walking distance, adding to the fun for families and groups.
Whether you’re planning a family reunion, a romantic couples retreat, or a memorable family vacation, our campground is the perfect setting. With ample space and privacy, you can enjoy your time together while being surrounded by nature. Contact us today for more information and to start planning your unforgettable getaway!
Bear Lodge Resort
5. Bear Lodge Resort
35mi from Custer Gallatin National Forest
Nestled atop the stunning Big Horn Mountains, this campground in Bighorn National Forest offers a unique blend of breathtaking scenery and serene privacy. With its expansive acreage, visitors can enjoy a sense of seclusion while being surrounded by nature's beauty.
The campground features well-maintained amenities that enhance the outdoor experience, including picnic areas and fire pits, perfect for gathering with family and friends. Adventurers will find a plethora of outdoor activities nearby, such as hiking trails that wind through lush forests and lead to picturesque viewpoints. For those seeking a refreshing dip, nearby swimming holes provide a perfect escape during warmer months.
In addition to its natural attractions, the area boasts charming local restaurants and shops, allowing visitors to savor delicious meals and shop for unique souvenirs. Whether you're looking to explore the great outdoors or simply relax in a tranquil setting, this campground in Bighorn National Forest is an ideal destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Arrowhead Lodge
6. Arrowhead Lodge
41mi from Custer Gallatin National Forest
Discover the hidden gem of Arrowhead Lodge, uniquely situated in a serene mountain valley shaped by the South Fork Tongue River. This tranquil vacation spot offers an ideal blend of comfort and adventure, making it the perfect basecamp for exploring the breathtaking Bighorn Mountains.
At Arrowhead Lodge, you’ll find a wealth of amenities designed to enhance your stay, ensuring you have everything you need for a memorable getaway. The surrounding landscape is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, featuring pristine terrain, historic peaks, and deep canyons where solitude is easily attainable.
Whether you’re seeking thrilling outdoor activities, picturesque swimming holes, or simply a peaceful retreat, Arrowhead Lodge provides access to it all. Nearby, you can explore charming restaurants and local shops, adding to the allure of this remarkable destination. Embrace the wild beauty of nature and create unforgettable memories at Arrowhead Lodge, where adventure and relaxation await.
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Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Custer Gallatin National Forest adventure.
Top-rated campgrounds in Custer Gallatin National Forest
Garnet Mountain Fire Lookout
1. Garnet Mountain Fire Lookout
100%
(2)
A cozy cabin for four overlooking the beautiful Montana landscape from 8,425-feet elevation? Yes please
Big Creek Cabin
2. Big Creek Cabin
100%
(1)
Take me down to the paradise city, where the grass is green and the valley’s pretty… Eh, our version is close enough to the original
Mill Creek Cabin
3. Mill Creek Cabin
100%
(1)
Back in 1927, Mill Creek Cabin was built to house Forest Service workers
Porcupine Cabin
4. Porcupine Cabin
Not surprisingly, the Crazy Mountains have some crazy awesome cabins in their foothills
Trail Creek Cabin
5. Trail Creek Cabin
Trail Creek Cabin is the original ranger station for the Bozeman Ranger District, circa 1924
Meyers Creek Cabin
6. Meyers Creek Cabin
Holy camping cuteness
Yellow Mule Cabin
7. Yellow Mule Cabin
Feel like growing out your beard (or leg hair?), channelling your inner mountain hermit, and heading into the woods? May we direct your attention to the remote Yellow Mule Cabin, accessible only by an 8-14 mile trail on foot, ski, or off-road vehicle depending on the season
Windy Pass Cabin
8. Windy Pass Cabin
Sometimes sleeping on the ground in a tent becomes a pain in the neck, and for times like these Windy Pass Cabin comes to the rescue
Window Rock Cabin
9. Window Rock Cabin
Wanna take a break from tents and RVs? Rest your head at Window Rock Cabin
Spanish Creek Cabin
10. Spanish Creek Cabin
Big sky country also means big mountains, big trees, big wildlife, and big wildflower covered meadows
Mystic Lake Cabin
11. Mystic Lake Cabin
Ever dream of a mystical log cabin in the wilderness? Guess what, it exists
Little Bear Cabin
12. Little Bear Cabin
Just outside of Bozeman in the Custer Gallatin National Forest, is a cute little cabin calling your name
Battle Ridge Cabin
13. Battle Ridge Cabin
Feelin’ up for a secluded cabin getaway? Why not drive on deep into the forest and spend a night (or two) at Battle Ridge Cabin? Sheltered by evergreens and the Bridger Mountains, it’s easy to get back to nature when you’re in a spot as secluded as this one
Diamond Butte Lookout
14. Diamond Butte Lookout
Ever dreamed of camping out at a fire lookout tower? Well now is your chance
Whitetail Cabin
15. Whitetail Cabin
Whitetail Cabin was once a ranger station and is now a rustic and quaint hideaway for your next camping adventure
Basin Station Cabin
16. Basin Station Cabin
Get back to the basics at Basin Station Cabin
Wapiti Cabin
17. Wapiti Cabin
Picture yourself waking up on top of a picturesque meadow surrounded by mountain views and more trees that you can count
Beaver Creek Cabin
18. Beaver Creek Cabin
Paging all nature lovers—have we got the spot for you
Cabin Creek Cabin
19. Cabin Creek Cabin
As far as cabin camping goes, Cabin Creek Cabin is not too shabby
West Boulder Cabin
20. West Boulder Cabin
Unlike many other cabin rentals in the area, West Boulder Cabin comes fully equipped with fun extras like electricity, but there’s no potable water
Top-rated campsites near Custer Gallatin National Forest
Cottonwood Camp
1. Cottonwood Camp
92%
(13)
22mi from Custer Gallatin National Forest · 47 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Cottonwood Camp is nestled under towering cottonwood trees on 17 historical acres, overlooking 3 Mile Access on the legendary Bighorn River. These hallowed grounds are surrounded by 300 wildlife filled acres of Bighorn Canyon National Rec' Area land. Excellent boating, water sports, and additional fishing opportunities are a short 15 minute drive away at Bighorn Canyon Lake.
Our 14 cabins all have a personality of their own with occupancy capacity ranging from 2 all the way up to 18! All feature a fully equipped kitchen + outdoor social space w/ bbq grill.
In addition we have FHU and W/E RV sites and plenty of pitch tent sites that have use of our two bathhouses. Guests are greeted in our full service fly shop that can get you hooked up on a guided trip, shuttle, or drift boat rental.
Whether you want an action packed day on the Bighorn, a relaxing day on the Lake or just wanna escape your day to day to hear the sights and sounds of Big Sky Country, you can't go wrong with Cottonwood Camp!
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
Little Bit Acres
2. Little Bit Acres
100%
(21)
31mi from Custer Gallatin National Forest · 1 site
Nestled in decade-old cottonwoods, you will find a cozy cabin. Come and enjoy a simpler life. Breathe the mountain fresh air in the mornings and gaze at the stars at night. The Bighorn Mountains are only minutes away, where you can enjoy hiking, fishing, and wildlife watching. On occasion, you may spot deer, turkeys or other wildlife on the property.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
Lazy R Campground and Cabins
3. Lazy R Campground and Cabins
35mi from Custer Gallatin National Forest
Nestled in the heart of the breathtaking Big Horn Mountains, the Lazy R Campground in Ranchester, Wyoming, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and convenient access to outdoor adventures. Located just off Interstate 90 on US Highway 14, this campground serves as the ideal base camp for exploring the scenic route to Yellowstone National Park.
At Lazy R Campground, visitors can immerse themselves in the stunning landscapes that surround them. Whether you're capturing the incredible scenery through photography, fishing in the nearby trout streams, or observing the abundant wildlife, this location provides endless opportunities for adventure. Additionally, the campground is in close proximity to numerous historical sites near Sheridan, Wyoming, making it a perfect spot for history enthusiasts.
With its serene environment and easy access to outdoor activities, Lazy R Campground is not just a place to stay; it’s a gateway to unforgettable experiences. Enjoy the tranquility of nature while being just a short drive away from local restaurants and shops, ensuring you have everything you need for a memorable getaway.
Foothills Motel and Campground
4. Foothills Motel and Campground
35mi from Custer Gallatin National Forest
Nestled at the foot of the majestic Bighorn Mountains, Foothills Campground stands out as the ultimate basecamp for your outdoor adventures. This unique location offers breathtaking views and easy access to a variety of recreational activities, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers and families alike.
Situated in the charming town of Dayton, Foothills Campground provides a refreshing escape with the stunning Bighorn Mountains just steps away. The campground is conveniently located next to a serene river and a community park, perfect for leisurely strolls and picnics. Additionally, the community pool is within walking distance, adding to the fun for families and groups.
Whether you’re planning a family reunion, a romantic couples retreat, or a memorable family vacation, our campground is the perfect setting. With ample space and privacy, you can enjoy your time together while being surrounded by nature. Contact us today for more information and to start planning your unforgettable getaway!
Bear Lodge Resort
5. Bear Lodge Resort
35mi from Custer Gallatin National Forest
Nestled atop the stunning Big Horn Mountains, this campground in Bighorn National Forest offers a unique blend of breathtaking scenery and serene privacy. With its expansive acreage, visitors can enjoy a sense of seclusion while being surrounded by nature's beauty.
The campground features well-maintained amenities that enhance the outdoor experience, including picnic areas and fire pits, perfect for gathering with family and friends. Adventurers will find a plethora of outdoor activities nearby, such as hiking trails that wind through lush forests and lead to picturesque viewpoints. For those seeking a refreshing dip, nearby swimming holes provide a perfect escape during warmer months.
In addition to its natural attractions, the area boasts charming local restaurants and shops, allowing visitors to savor delicious meals and shop for unique souvenirs. Whether you're looking to explore the great outdoors or simply relax in a tranquil setting, this campground in Bighorn National Forest is an ideal destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Arrowhead Lodge
6. Arrowhead Lodge
41mi from Custer Gallatin National Forest
Discover the hidden gem of Arrowhead Lodge, uniquely situated in a serene mountain valley shaped by the South Fork Tongue River. This tranquil vacation spot offers an ideal blend of comfort and adventure, making it the perfect basecamp for exploring the breathtaking Bighorn Mountains.
At Arrowhead Lodge, you’ll find a wealth of amenities designed to enhance your stay, ensuring you have everything you need for a memorable getaway. The surrounding landscape is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, featuring pristine terrain, historic peaks, and deep canyons where solitude is easily attainable.
Whether you’re seeking thrilling outdoor activities, picturesque swimming holes, or simply a peaceful retreat, Arrowhead Lodge provides access to it all. Nearby, you can explore charming restaurants and local shops, adding to the allure of this remarkable destination. Embrace the wild beauty of nature and create unforgettable memories at Arrowhead Lodge, where adventure and relaxation await.
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Carolyn
September 2025
With pets
Is was a great location to go to Little Big Horn. The cabin was very clean and bed was comfortable. Being pet friendly was our deciding factor.
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austin
September 2025
With pets
One of my favorite spots I stayed at on my roadtrip from Texas. Would definitely come back. It’s in a quiet and beautiful location still by a couple good towns with lots to do.
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Annette
September 2025
1 night at Little Bit Acres
Very sweet & cute little cabin with the amenities. Loved the llama greeting in the morning.
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Amber
September 2025
With pets
It was such a delight to take a very last minute reprieve in such a beautiful, bucolic place. My cat, Jiji, and I enjoyed the nature sounds and the relaxing chug of the train (we normally live in the city!). Lisa and Nate were very nice.
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Theresa
August 2025
3 nights at Little Bit Acres
Such a cute place! Lisa put a lot of love and effort into it. The shower and bathroom is new and just a short walk 30 sec walk from the cabin. The sounds of cows and nature was really beautiful at night. There is a train that runs several times in the night, earplugs might be helpful for those that are not used to trains. I only stayed one night but Lisa was very accommodating.
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Sarah
August 2025
With pets
What a wonderful slice of heaven! Thank you for hosting us and for the evening of tranquility
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Abbie
July 2025
With pets
We enjoyed our stay at Lisa’s! Quaint little cabin at the corner of their property, everything seemed very private like you had your own space, including a private bathroom that had its own entrance. Perfect place to camp and hike during the day - 20 minutes away from Tongue River Canyon trail which is one of the most beautiful hikes I’ve ever done!
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Becky
June 2025
3 nights at Little Bit Acres
Very cozy and clean. View was great as were the hosts. Peaceful and quiet.
See moreReviews for Custer Gallatin National Forest Campgrounds
84%
59 ratings · 27 reviews
Recommends
· November 2025
25 ft Class C · With kids ·
Baker's Hole Campground
Nice and peaceful place. It is close to the west entrance of Yellowstone National Park. Really impressive fire pit ring. The host is easy to communicte, welcoming and helpful.
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Singa G.
4 reviews
Recommends
· October 2025
Right off the highway and easy to find. It was a great spot on our way to Yellowstone.
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Jamie W.
2 reviews
Recommends
· July 2025
26 ft travel trailer · With pets · With kids ·
Baker's Hole Campground
This is a beautiful campground with the best sites right on the Madison river. Super close to town and park entrance. Definitely some noise from the highway so if you are looking for perfect peace and quiet you won’t get it here but it wasn’t bad enough to bother us too much. There’s water spigot to fill your tanks at the park entrance and then non-threaded spigots in a few other locations.
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Ross G.
2 reviews
March 2018
Stayed at this little ranger station cabin for Christmas. Nice cozy little cabin, located near some hiking and and cross country trails. Fits up to 4 people in the bunks, but there's room for cots or sleeping bags on the floor. The cabin is drafty in the winter, so we moved the bunks closer to the wood stove in the night. There's also an oven and sink, as well as a pit toilet in the outhouse. Firewood available, and a fire pit during the summer as well. Highly recommend for a little getaway.
Rachel H.
8 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· December 2017
Hike to Sac peak! It's an intense elevation gain, but so worth it.
Grace B.
8 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· December 2017
Palisade and Grotto are great short hikes near by. Of course check out the reservoir too!
Grace B.
8 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· December 2017
The view is amazing!! If you can find someone with a four wheeler getting gear up there is a plus. Cross country skiing this mountain in winter is quite a trek but with so much quiet beauty.
Angela Y.
8 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· November 2017
Secluded and beautiful camping area. Latrine style bathrooms where we were. There was a fire pit area too and a spot where we could chop our wood if needed. We stayed in a small cabin and used a wood burning stove to keep us warm. We drove over to Yellowstone each day to do some epic hiking. Bring plenty of water with you.
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Kelsie L.
8 years on Hipcamp
August 2017
Loved this campground! Way more secluded and private than KOA. Really beautiful area, right up in the mountains! Very friendly hosts too.
Anzley H.
8 years on Hipcamp
August 2017
We stopped here while driving through Montana and it was excellent. The restrooms were clean, the spot for water was close by and the scenery was fantastic.
It is next to the road so expect traffic to start relatively early during the weekday.
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John B.
4 reviews
Recommends
· May 2017
There is usually range cattle nearby.
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Amma S.
8 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· February 2017
Bring a propane cylinder and extra mantle for the Coleman lantern.
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Graham G.
9 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· February 2017
slow drive to lake
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Jim L.
9 years on Hipcamp
December 2016
Quick and easy, and relatively close to town. Some classic creek fishing spots.
Seth N.
9 years on Hipcamp
December 2016
Fun place to camp, not too far away from Bozeman—about an hour's drive or so. The last seven miles to the trailhead (Sacagawea Peak) and the campground is pretty rough, but worth the effort. Cold lake, but swimmable. There used to be a rope swing—at least it was there last season... The hike up to Sacagawea is fun and also worth the effort. Goats for daaaaays.
Seth N.
9 years on Hipcamp
December 2016
I've spent a few nights here over the last few years, and it's a great spot to take larger groups, year-round. The cabin is in good shape and the stove does a good job of keeping things toasty.
Seth N.
9 years on Hipcamp
August 2016
Great campground. Camp hosts are wonderful. They have had several baby black bears this summer though, so come prepared! The views driving in are absolutely stunning!!
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Kate S.
9 years on Hipcamp
July 2016
Super happy with Sheridan - it was just a small drive from downtown Red Lodge and was nice and private. The hosts were wonderful and kept everything very clean, including the bathroom!
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Melanie S.
10 years on Hipcamp
June 2016
Excellent camping option just outside of Yellowstone National Park. Just north of/minutes from West Yellowstone where you can get supplies, if needed. Campground takes check/cash. Be bear smart. Food lockers provided sporadically throughout loops. At least three hosts who have firewood for $6 a bundle ($5.99 plus tax in town). Beach sometimes has high levels of algae - has been fatal to dogs. Swimming allowed - precautions for swimmers itch are posted. Shallow boat launch/dock available. Wonderful beach to watch sunset. Picnic tables & fire rings at each site. Sites with electric available. Deep sites for trailers. Vault toilets, bear safe trash, and water available. Poorly graded gravel roads to enter. Dusty roads inside camp.
Emma S.
8 reviews
February 2016
Halfmoon campground is epic. Very off the beaten path, you have to drive through much farmland, even passing through a private cow gate to get there. Just be sure to close it behind you. The campground was very quiet, which is understandable as it is quite a drive. Very well kept though and the views and sounds were magnificent.
Nathan B.
10 years on Hipcamp
December 2015
The campsite itself is breathtaking! The sites are well spaced and each one has amazing views of the towering peaks surrounding the campground. We pretty much had the grounds to ourselves mid-week, but I hear it can get busy on the weekends. There is a rewarding, short hike to Big Timber falls from the grounds, and also further hikes to alpine lakes. We tried hiking to the lakes but in June, there was still too much snow on the ground and we lost the trail. Overall, this is one of my favorite camping spots in Montana. It is a real gem! Quiet, beautiful, and in the heart of the Crazy Mountains....a must see! (sidenote: dogs are allowed on-leash in the campground)
Meredith B.
19 reviews
September 2015
Great campground, quiet and access to potable water! We camped right on the river and it was so quiet and beautiful. Lots of camping and exploring can be done right from the campground, and everyone should go up on the Beartooth pass at least once while they are here!
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Megan W.
10 years on Hipcamp
September 2015
Pretty far up the Boulder is this wonderful gem of a campground. Pretty close to the quiet dirt road going up the canyon with large sites and pit toilets. Beautiful sites and the sunset over the river is to die for! We were extra bear aware as the end of the summer camping season saw a lot of black bears in the area and grizzlies up on the plateau.
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Megan W.
10 years on Hipcamp
September 2015
Really pretty campsite right on the river! Fairly secluded campsites with all the brush and trees so you have a bit of privacy. Small campground, so get there early for a good spot! Awesome fishing right on the Boulder if the season is right, too!
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Megan W.
10 years on Hipcamp
September 2015
The campground is right off the highway, which can be a bit of a bummer if you are a light sleeper and don't like the hum of cars driving by through the night. The campground is located near a couple great fishing spots and is about a 10 min drive from Gardiner and the entrance to Yellowstone Park. The spots are pretty spacious, but not all of them have a great tent spot so get there early!
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Megan W.
10 years on Hipcamp
August 2015
We camped there the first weekend it was open. It was awesome. Road up there is not great but had a wonderful time. We actually stayed here not Gypsy Lake. Ooops. It was great.
Hiedi V.
10 years on Hipcamp
August 2015
The description says it's "remote as it gets." True, you won't see any lights or houses around here, but you're a quick few miles up a mountain road from Gardiner--easy access to the town and the park entrance.
Jenny W.
10 years on Hipcamp
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