Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Valier, Montana

Conveniently located between Whitefish and Columbia Falls, Mountain View RV Park boasts beautiful views of Big Mountain, Teakettle and Columbia Mountains. We are only 22 miles to the gateway of Glacier National Park, 2 miles to the West is Whitefish River, 3 miles to the East is Flathead River and 5 miles North West to Whitefish Lake.   Amenities & Activities The park features: pull through sites, big rig access, clean restrooms & hot showers, sewer & water access, free wifi, laundry facilities, electricity, and a coffee station. We also have great fire pits, horseshoes and a playground for the kids to play.   Attractions You can also expect attractions such as: Flathead Valley Events, Flathead Lake, Big Mountain Ski Resort and a long list of great craft eateries for you to sample local flavors.   We have picturesque mountain views that can’t be rivalled, and Flathead Lake is 30 miles south. It is the largest natural fresh water lake West of the Mississippi with over 200 square miles of water and 185 miles of shoreline, perfect for water fun and relaxation. Hope to see you soon!

The Great Falls KOA is located at Great Falls Montana and is ideal for your next easy-going yet adventurous mountain getaway. Surrounded by vegetable gardens and gorgeous trees, the campground is known for its peaceful setting and thick, lush forestry. Campers can look forward to the nearby Missouri River for great whitewater rafting, fishing and kayaking, as well as hiking and water adventures at the campsite's splash zone. The nearby Rivertown Rounders entertain nightly with western music and cowboy poetry, and there's also bars and restaurants within a few miles of the campground.

If you're looking for a beautiful and serene escape into the gorgeous mountains of the Lewis and Clark National Park, you'll be in for a treat at the Benchmark Campground. Neighbored by heavily wooden and the Wood Creek, this campsite is perfect for early mornings journeys down to the waterside for fishing and fresh air, and long, challenging hikes through the forest. Visitors can also take advantage of canoeing, kayaking, boating and swimming, as well as clear, dark skies for stargazing. 

The Lost Johnny Point Campground is located high in the Rocky Mountains and is one of the most picturesque campgrounds in this area. Visitors can look forward to excellent scenes, fresh air and long, challenging hiking trails. With an over 27,000 acre reservoir, campers can enjoy boating, swimming and fishing for cutthroat trout. Guests can also go canoeing, kayaking and paddle boarding, so don't forget your water gear. Picnicking is also common at this park, but don't limit yourself to the picnic tables. Go out and explore; you're bound to find a great spot while you're out roaming the forest.