Montana’s capital city is the perfect RV camping destination.
Montana's capital city makes a great base for exploring this largely wild state, with lots of RV camping opportunities to boot. There are quite a few RV parks in and around town, along with Hipcamps on private farms, most of which only accommodate one or two groups of campers at a time. A few are located on or near the Missouri River or its lakes, many with picnic tables, dump stations, 50-amp hookups, toilets, and more. For a public, waterfront alternative, Black Sandy State Park has lots of RV campsites, all of which have electric hookups (available from May through November). Other public options include Missouri Headwaters State Park, where the Jefferson, Madison, and Gallatin Rivers converge, and Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest, which has over half a dozen RV camping areas spread across two districts: the Castle Mountain Range and the Rocky Mountain Range.