Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Kimberley, British Columbia

The Kintla lake Campground is located in the Glacier National Park and so is a gorgeous oasis of pure Montana forestry and lakes. It's remote and located at the park's North Fork area where there's plenty of quiet and plenty of shade. Trout fishing and non-motorized sports like canoeing and kayaking are common on this lake, but also get ready for some spectacular sunrises and sunsets from the waterside. And don't forget your hiking boots! This area is popular for excellent paths and challenging trails, so get ready for a tough and peaceful hike!

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. 

Camp near two of Sandpoint’s most beautiful beaches and enjoy some fun in the sun! Sandpoint RV Park is conveniently located near Main St., beaches and a lake with year round swimming. Feel free to bring the pets along we love furry guests!   Amenities & Activities   The RV park features: drinking water, waterfront access, Internet, tent campsites, onsite rentals and we’re open year round! For your enjoyment the beach allows year round swimming, and we have a pool, hot tub and sauna for those who enjoy a little more comfort.   Attractions   Local Farmer’s Market Main St. Horseback Rides Sleigh Rides Local Art Galleries Golf   Feel the charm of Sandpoint, Idaho and enjoy a relaxing beach getaway at Sandpoint RV Park.

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.