Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Proctor, Montana

The Mortimer Gulch Campground is located in the Lewis and Clark National Forest and is a great, quiet spot for nature enthusiasts. The camp site offers a number of excellent opportunities for rainbow trout fishing, hiking and boating, as wells as acres and acres of heavily forested terrain for sight seeing. Keep you eyes open for elk as you explore, and be sure to enjoy the crisp, fresh air of the hilltops. Campers can also look forward to picnicking and stargazing, so be sure to pack picnic blankets for those long nights looking up at the stars!

The Sun Canyon L&C Campground is located in a lush, yet rugged area within the Lew and Clark National Forest, and is conveniently situated along the Gibson Reservoir. Visitors can look forward to excellent fishing, boating, canoeing and kayaking, with gorgeous sights over the water's surface at dusk and dawn. The campground is also popular for biking and hiking so be sure to pack well so you can truly explore the trails and unmarked territory of the forest. The Lewis and Clark Forest has quite the population of bears, so be sure to keep an eye open while you're out wildlife viewing and climbing the inclines. 

Go all the way up to see some of Idaho’s most beautiful wildlife. Located right along the river at an elevation of 2,600 feet, the Idaho Panhandle/Devil’s Elbow campground has endless outdoor activities for the family to enjoy.   Amenities & Activities   The campground features: restrooms, paved roads, hand-pumped drinking water, self-pay stations, trash collection, vault toilets and a host site with a helpful information board. There are endless outdoor activities to enjoy including: fishing, kayaking, swimming, class I-III rapids for river rafting/kayaking.   Popular wildlife to be seen: Osprey, Mule Deer, Moose, and Calliope Hummingbirds.   Attractions   Coeur d’Alene Lake - only 68 miles away Downey Creek Valitons Creek North Fork Coeur d’Alene River   From rafting & kayaking to wildlife watching, Idaho Panhandle/Devil’s Elbow is the perfect place for a summer adventure!

Challenge Cabin is available during the winter and is located just 25 minutes from Hungry Horse, Montana. This primitive cabin is perfect for explorers seeking to escape the hustle, bustle and distraction of daily life and enjoy winter sports such as sledding, skiing and snow boarding. All around the cabin are acres and acres of gorgeous countryside, filled with tall fir and pine trees and echoes of peace and quiet. Campers can also look forward to plenty of space for hiking, wildlife viewing and exploration, and the Flathead River is nearby so get there early in the season for fishing. 

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. 

The Nugget RV Park is located in the beautiful town of St. Regis Montana and is known for its majestic scenery. Campers can look forward to acres and acres of pristine, untouched fir and pine trees, and forestry that opens up for small grassy spots or challenging hiking trails. This is also a popular base camp for day trips to various places like Idaho or the Flathead Lake State Park, a lake historically known for world class fishing. Quinn's Hot Springs is also nearby, so place to spend a few hours soaking in the therapeutic mineral water. The two is small and cozy with plenty to do around it, so be sure to pack everything you need in case the grocery store doesn't have what you need in stock. 

The Yogi Bear Park is located in Missoula, near the Glacier Nationa Park, and is a popular site for a cozy, quiet waterside getaway. Visitors can look forward to local events and attractions like the Montana Natural History Center, Missoula Art Museum, Museums of Mountain Flying and a host of other historical and cultural exhibitions. There's also a plethora of local shopping centers and eateries that showcase the culinary creativity of the residents. With great camping weather and plenty of fishing and boating at the Glacier National Park and surrounding areas, this site is sure to please. Plan for a long trip!