This small forest service camp is a bit of a trek - 7 miles of rough, steep dirt road from the highway. I think the last time any maintenance was done on the road was at least 10 years ago... Access is limited to July - September at the best. ... Read more

I visited in the shoulder season (after Labor Day) and had hoped to camp in one of the dozens of dispersed campsites in the area but all sites were taken so I ended up at Tie Flume as a last resort. For a basic forest service camp, the $18/night... Read more

I have camped in Jenny Lake several times over the years and it has always been a great experience. Camp is right on the shores of Jenny Lake and nothing can compare to the views you have just a short walk from camp. Camp is very busy in the... Read more

This camp is for tenters only. There is a central parking area with 6 walk-in campsites. One vault toilet and a metal rack to hang your food/trash/coolers as there are no bear boxes at the sites. Most of the sites are within about 50 yards of... Read more

This is an older campground, made in the days when "canned ham" campers were big rigs. The sites are small - tenters, truck campers and maybe an R-Pod at the most would be comfortable in here. This camp sees little use compared to other camps in... Read more

Basic forest service camp. Gravel roads and pads, table, fire ring, vault toilets, bear boxes, and garbage service. No water. All but two sites are back-in, the host usually has one of the pull-through sites occupied. No dedicated tent pads at... Read more

Camp closes for the season after Labor Day but looked nice. Smaller sites, all back in. Lots of shade and the camp backs up to a creek with lots of willows. There is a FS ranger station just down the road as well. Sites 1 and 2 were off to the... Read more

The campground was already closed up for the season but I did take a quick walk through to survey the area. Shady sites and well-spaced along the gravel road and parking pads. The road in had a few larger potholes. Camp is set back from the... Read more

Probably the best camp along Highway 89 in the Little Belt Mountains. Most sites in the camp are shady - lots of old growth pine trees here. Each site has a newer concrete picnic table, fire ring and charcoal grill stand. Sites are all gravel... Read more

This camp sees few visitors - all of the trees were clear cut out of the camp so there is no shade anywhere. All of the sites are overrun with weeds. I imagine somewhere under the weeds there were tables and fire rings. There were a few... Read more