Montana has a lot of fishing access sites but finding the ones that permit camping and are free takes a bit of research. This handy
map has links to the access sites but the title is misleading because not all of them have camping listed as an activity.
Selkirk has three camp areas - large mowed area in the center of the loop road, a grassy meadow area, and a gravel parking strip tucked into the brush. The two large areas are suitable for small groups. A short path behind our motorhome in the top photo leads to a shallow stream named the Musselshell River. :-D
The mowed area is fairly accessible because the ground is hard packed. High grass in the other two campsites makes rolling around difficult. The path to the stream is not accessible.
Any size RV will fit in the camp area. Camp 46.46732, -110.22904
I took advantage of some of Montana's fishing access sites last summer. It was nice.
ReplyDeleteHard to find sites this year, period. Maybe things'll cool down by next summer.
ReplyDeleteMaybe now that school is back in session it'll be easier. We haven't found it to be much of a problem as we head east but then the Midwest is not a hot tourist area. :-D
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