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

Very clean and everything is fairly new. Tables, fire rings and vault toilets look almost spotless (as close as you can get out camping)! The sites are well spaced and, in most sites, you'll have moderate privacy from the other campers. Partial... Read more

I had passed through this camp before without staying as there was a large event (wedding reception) being held at the group picnic pavilion and it was quite noisy. The camp and area, in general, was beautiful so I knew I wanted to return... Read more

Well spaced campsites, reasonable privacy in most of the camp. Most sites are pull through, some are back in. All gravel but level. Concrete tables and steel fire rings in each site. Vault toilets, water taps, bear boxes and bearproof... Read more

Don't come here if you're expecting an actual campground with water and toilets and well-defined campsites. The campground was abandoned long ago and this area is now just a large boondocking site. There are still a few tables (mostly rotten) and... Read more

The information for this camp available on the Forest Service website is outdated. I stayed here in July 2018 and camping was free but with the improvements made to the camp, I would expect fees may be charged in the future. The camp does have... Read more

Rock Creek is a popular fishing destination so expect lots of traffic during the day as fishermen come and go. The road is narrow with few opportunities to pull over and pass larger vehicles so bring RVs up here with caution, scout it out first... Read more

This used to be a nice, shady campground but the trees were all cut down due to beetle infestation. All of the sites are now in full sun and are quite overgrown with weeds due to lack of use. Basic pit toilet near the entrance. Tables and fire... Read more

UPDATED 07/29/119: the camp is experiencing troubles with the water system. The only water available is from the hand pump in loop B. First off, there are mosquitoes here all summer. Thousands of them. Bring a screen tent and bug spray or be... Read more