RIVERSIDE CAMPGROUND (MT)

We stayed in a spot with electricity for a weekend and really loved our time there. There are two areas to this campground. The area with power doesn’t have much in the way of shade, unless you’re in the last spot, which we were. This area worked great for our Starlink. The area close to the river doesn’t have power, but is really covered by the trees. Both areas are big rig friendly. We stayed... We stayed in a spot with electricity for a weekend and really loved our time there. There are two areas to this campground. The area with power doesn’t have much in the way of shade, unless you’re in the last spot, which we were. This area worked great for our Starlink. The area close to the river doesn’t have power, but is really covered by the trees. Both areas are big rig friendly. We stayed over Labor Day weekend and the electric hookups area was less than 10% full while the shaded area was completely full. The camp hosts were awesome and really friendly. They suggested some good rides, which we took advantage of. My only complaint would be the lack of grass in the area with electric hookups. Being that close to the river and all. Guess the USFS doesn’t see a need for it. Great place to watch bald and golden eagles.

The campground is fairly well maintained. Toward the latter part of the summer the areas that could be grass are pretty dry. The upper section of the campground does have electrical hookup (30amp) for some 10 spaces, however, the section closer to the river does not. None of the sites have water or sewer. Lots of the spaces along the river are double sites so the fee is double. I believe all the s... The campground is fairly well maintained. Toward the latter part of the summer the areas that could be grass are pretty dry. The upper section of the campground does have electrical hookup (30amp) for some 10 spaces, however, the section closer to the river does not. None of the sites have water or sewer. Lots of the spaces along the river are double sites so the fee is double. I believe all the sites are first come first serve. The damn is just about 2000' South of the campground. Fishing access is perfect especially if you are launching a float boat.