Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Fernie, British Columbia

The Grave Creek Campground is located in the Kootenai National Forest and is a great place to lose yourself in the gorgeous Montana mountain side. Fishing is one of the main activities at this campsite, so get ready for excellent trout fishing and beautiful views of the sunrise and sunset over the water's surface. Wildlife and scenic viewing is also common at this park, so keep your eyes open and your camera handy to soak in the views of the gorgeous mountainside as well as the curious elk, deer and moose that roam the wilderness. 

The Swisher Lake Campground is located northwest of the town of Eureka, and is a favorite among campers looking for a quiet getaway into the pristine natural landscape of Montana. Get ready to go horseback riding and mountain biking along the hills and peaks of the wilderness, and also hiking and exploring. The area is known for its wildlife, so keep your eyes open for elk, moose and deer. Boating and fishing at the lake are also very common, so be sure to take advantage of the water and have a great time. 

The Mt. Wam Lookout Cabin is located at the Kootenai National Forest, and is a popular spot for enjoying the great Montana outdoors. The lookout offers breathtaking views of the Canada Rockies, and from this vantage point, visitors can enjoy excellent sunrises, sunsets and clear skies for stargazing. While you're out hiking, mountain biking and even snow shoeing, keep your eyes open for curious wildlife like elk, deer and moose, as well as a few bears and wolves. Birding is also very popular here so be sure to keep your camera handy!

The Big Therriault Lake Campground is located in the Kootenai National Forest and is a gorgeous blend of light blue lake water, clear skies and thick, lush forests all around the lake. Popular for fishing, a wide variety of trout can be caught at the lake, and campers can also look forward to hiking. Strap on those hiking boots and mountain biking shoes for an adventure through the hillsides and valleys. If you're prefer to stay on the water, you can look forward to plenty of water space for boating, swimming, canoeing, paddle boarding and kayaking. 

Mariner's Haven is a campground located on the extreme northwest end of Montana near the Koocanusa Reservoir. The campground is also near the Rocky Mountains, so campers can look forward to acres and acres of pristine forestry, with fir and pine trees densely packed around the reservoir and up the mountain sides. Visitors can expect a thriving ecosystems with curious wildlife like elk, deer and moose, as well as beautiful skies for stargazing. At winter time, campers can take advantage of water sports like skiing, sledding and snow shoeing, so if you like those activities, you'll absolutely love this park. 

Located in Babb, Montana, Leaning Tree Campground features electric site hookups for RVs and tent sites for those seeking something a little more traditional. Visitors have access to restrooms, general store, picnic tables and a clubhouse. Whether its for a short and or long term stay, we hope to see you soon! **Please note, Leaning Tree Campground will be closed for the 2020 season due to Covid-19. We look forward to seeing you in 2021. Thank you for your understanding. ** **Leaning Tree Cafe is open for business all year**

Beautiful forested RV Park close to the Canadian border, Rafting or fly fishing with our resident guides .  5 new lodge rooms available that are very nice hooked to our restaurant/lodge Located in Moyie Springs, Idaho, we are the perfect getaway spot! We offer full 20/30/50 amp pedestals, water and sewer hookups! For those seeking something a little different, we offer tent sites and cabins! Some of our highlighted amenities include laundry facilities, WiFi and mini fridges to list a few! Feeling some yummy barbecue? We have an onsite barbecue restaurant with a menu full of a variety of options to fulfill your appetite! Whether its for a day or two, bring your family and friends, enjoy a bit of what Idaho has to offer along with some Texas styled barbecue! Beautiful rustic cabin with a ex large loft ,close to the Canadian border, Rafting or fly fishing with our resident guides .  5 new lodge rooms available that are very nice hooked to our restaurant/lodge ! The Hemlocks is Located in the Northern Rockies, nestled between the Selkirk and Cabinet Mountain ranges in North Idaho,  a perfect lodging point if you are traveling East to Montana, North to British Columbia, Canada and the Selkirk Loop, or South to Couer d’Alene, Idaho and the Spokane .With a rustic cabin appearance on the outside, you'd not expect the warmth and modern conveniences you'll find inside our recently remodeled cabin rooms. We've got 2 covered pavilions, one with a stage, that can accommodate you and a couple hundred of your friends. We are close to US Highway 2 in the Idaho Panhandle so finding us won't be a problem, it'll be wanting to leave. Our internet is free  and fiber is coming in the next couple of months and can hardly wait.

Located right along the Sheep River with quick access to the Friendship Trail, an easy walk between Black Diamond and Turner Valley. Wake up refreshed to the sun filtering through the canvas walls, and the community nearby calling your name. Nestled on the edge of this artist hideaway, this debut location offers you the chance to explore everything this Gateway to Kananaskis has to offer. Hikes? Photo Tours? Galleries? Fishing? It’s your summer – what stories will you share?

The Sundance RV Park & Campground is the perfect place to explore and play, or simply relax and soak up the mountain air. Right outside the beautiful national forest, there is no shortage of breathtaking scenic views and plenty of quiet to truly enjoy an outdoor, relaxing retreat.   Amenities & Activities The park features amenities such as: clean restrooms & hot showers, laundry facilities, water, electricity, picnic tables, and fire rings. Aside from these awesome conveniences, you can enjoy onsite activities like horseshoes, a playground, white water rafting, horseback riding, fly-fishing, hiking, biking and the sky-watching along the area’s walking trails.   Attractions While at the Sundance RV Park, you can take advantage of the Glacier National Park, Glacier Maze, Big Sky Waterslide and the Hungry Horse Dam. There’s also plenty of local events, pubs and eateries for the urban adventurer to enjoy.   Soak in the vast nature of Glacier national park while you stay at Sundance RV Park for your next getaway. Hope to see you soon!

The Crooked Tree RV Park is located near the Glacier National Park, Montana and is a great spot to immerse yourself in nature for a peaceful getaway. Just a short drive from the park, campers can look forward to excellent fishing at the Flathead Lake. Bring your camera and soak in the beautiful scenery while you fish, and if you can, rent a boat to go cruising and water skiing. The Big Sky Waterslide and Glacier maze are also nearby for even more fun. Finally, visitors can look forward to horseback riding, several golf courses, whitewater rafting, shopping and local historical and cultural museums. 

Nestled in the heart of the Flathead National Forest near the Glacier National Park is the Timer Wolf Resort, popular for its versatility as a campground. Whether you like primitive camping or the full works, you'll have an amazing stay at this campground, and be blown-away by the pristine natural environment that surrounds it. Look forward to lush forests to hike, bike and explore, as well as wildlife viewing; keep your eyes peeled for curious elk, deer and moose, as well as small birds and critters. Flathead Valley is not just a nature-lover's paradise, but within the town, there's tons of great entertainment, arts, leisure activities and shopping. Plus, what better way to grasp the spirit of Montana than through it's excellent cuisine!

The Spruce Park on the River is located at the entrance of the Glacier National Park, near the scenic Flathead River. Between these two points of interest, look forward to excellent fishing opportunities and plenty of water space for water activities. Campers can expect the chance to wind surf, cruise, paddle boarding, canoeing, kayaking and swimming. With acres and acres of fir and pine trees, campers can also take advantage of the scenic and wildlife viewing, as well as hiking and mountain biking. Also be sure to look up on those dark nights for stellar stargazing!