Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Manhattan, Montana

The Elk Lake Campground and Picnic Area is located in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest. It is surrounded by pristine natural terrain with fir and pine trees all around and gorgeous nearby creeks and streams. Look forward to plenty of space for day hiking and mountain biking as well as great water activities. If you like the water, get out on the lake for cruising, canoeing, kayaking and wind sailing, as well as thick, healthy trout. There's also picnic tables for group gatherings and don't be shy about looking up at night to enjoy the gorgeous night skies. 

The Wade Lake Campground and Picnic Area is located in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest and is a mainstay among visitors for camping and exploring. Campers can look forward to plenty of trout fishing, as well as tons of space on the water for activities like kayaking, canoeing, boating and paddle boarding. Not a huge fan of the water? Soak in the landscape through hiking the gorgeous trails of mountain biking the challenging trails. Picnicking is another favorite at this campground is if you're a fan of fun with friends around sandwiches and juices, this park's numerous picnic tables will make you super happy. Surrounded by thriving fir and pine trees, this campground provides campers with the perfect environment to have a relaxing and fun getaway. 

Serene, beautiful and off the beaten Montana trail is the Racetrack Cabin. The small building is tucked away within the dense forest and is well-known is a quiet safe-haven for hunters, and retreat from the curious bears roaming around outside. At an elevation of over 6,300 feet, expect a cool climate and acres of green vegetation. Popular outdoor activities include: hiking the various trails, or trout fishing at Racetrack Creek. Vacationers can also look forward to winter sports such as snowboarding and skiing. An hour drive from the cabin will take campers to the city for supplies, fine, local dining and even some live music or a historic site or two. 

The Mormon Gulch Campground and Picnic Area is located in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge Forest, so get ready for some incredible nature terrain, curious wildlife like elk, deer and moose for viewing and nearby creeks for fishing. Look forward to various species of trout and calm waters for boating, water skiing and swimming, as well as plenty of open space for hiking and mountain biking. And of course, visitors can look forward to the high elevation and fresh air for picnicking. 

The West Fork Madison Campground is located in Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest. Campers can look forward a vast, thriving forest filled with fir and pine trees, clear skies, and fresh air. Love to hike? Lose yourself in the beautiful paths and trails at  the park, and hike and bike your way to the tall peaks to truly see some of those panoramic views. Also be sure to pack your fishing gear for world-class trout fishing and your canoe and kayak, or if you're feeling adventurous, your river raft. Regardless of what you enjoy , you'll find something to do at this park!

The Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest is located close to Georgetown Lake. If you like fishing, you'll absolutely love this lake. Look forward to ice and pond fishing for various species of trout, and calm, beautiful waters for canoeing, kayaking or boating. Water skiing and swimming are also popular at this park. The air is fresh, clean and clear, making it ideal for picnicking and stargazing. The are is quiet, well-maintained and beautiful, and is great for your next Montana getaway. 

The Vigilante Middle house is located at the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest and is a quintessential cabin out in the southwest Montana forest. It sits at an elevation of over 6,100 feet between two mountain ranges, and offers plenty of grassy open spaces with great views of the surrounding peaks. Because it's so deep in the forest, keep your eyes open for elk, moose and deer. This campsite is popular because of its proximity to a number of great outdoor activities. Visitors can look forward to hiking, snow shoeing, sledding, skiing and fishing for various types of trout. The area is also known for big game hunting. 

The Cliff Point Campground is located in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, and is a small lakeside campground perfect for a quiet, cozy mountain stay. Look forward to a plethora of outdoor activities; campers can enjoy trout fishing, boating, kayaking, canoeing and rafting. Visitors can also take advantage of acres and acres of gorgeous pine and fir trees for hiking, biking and exploring. If you truly love the outdoors, keep your eyes peeled during your hikes for curious wildlife like elk, deer, small animals, birds and moose. For the adventurer, Cliff Point is a true camping treasure. 

The Orofino Campground and Picnic Area is located in southwest, Montana. At an elevation of over 6,500 feet, expect fresh air, mild weather and plenty of space for exploring, hiking and biking. This area is popular among campers looking to escape into a quiet, lush setting, so get ready for a peaceful environment and easy-going camping. There's also curious elk, deer and moss around, so be sure to keep your eyes peeled for them! They're friendly and beautiful. 

The Racetrack Campground is located in southwest Montana near the Racetrack Creek, and is surrounded by the gorgeous pines and firs native to Montana. Visitors can look forward to excellent trout fishing at the creek, as well as plenty of space for picnicking and enjoying group fun. There's also natural paths to explore, so be sure to do some hiking and biking and pause every now and again to catch a glimpse of the wildlife in the area. Deer, elk and moose are common. 

The Rustic Wagon RV Campground and Cabins are located within the gorgeous forestry that West Yellowstone, Montana is known for. campers can look forward to visiting the grizzly and Wolf Wildlife Center and the other educational areas within the town. The various local eateries and diners are a true point of pride for residents, so make sure to sample as many food spots as you can.  Prices can be a bit high since this is a tourist town, but it's all worth it! A lot of campers choose to stay out of the town area so they can truly hike and explore the spruce and pine foliage, and various lakes and creeks in the area. Be sure to bring your gear for exploring, as well as a blanket to lay back and enjoy excellent stargazing!