Updated – October 2024
Montana’s scenic Bitterroot Valley is a popular destination for the RV community.
And we know the search is always on for the next spot at an RV Park.
Here’s a list of RV parks in the Bitterroot Valley, listed in order from north to south.
And here’s a map of the Bitterroot Valley if you need one.
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RV Parks in the Bitterroot Valley
ANGLER’S ROOST RV & CAMPGROUND
TRAVELLERS REST CABINS & RV PARK
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BLACK RABBIT RV PARK
Black Rabbit RV Park is located in Hamilton, MT
This riverfront park features 61 RV sites with full hookups, plus restrooms, showers, laundry and dump facilities.
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ANGLER’S ROOST RV & CAMPGROUND
Angler’s Roost RV & Campground is located in Hamilton, MT
This riverfront RV park features dozens of RV sites with a variety of hookups, glamping, and individual and group camp sites.
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TRAVELLERS REST CABINS & RV PARK
Travellers Rest Cabins and RV Park is located in Darby, MT
The park features RV sites with hookups, cabins with and without kitchenettes, showers, laundry, and dump facilities.
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WEST FORK LODGE
West Fork Lodge is located 14 miles south of Darby, MT
This rustic lodge features 4 full hookup RV spots, and offers pilots a private 2,600′ airstrip in the middle of Montana paradise.
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CAMP SULA
Camp Sula RV Campground and Resort is located in Sula, MT
The resort features 19 RV sites with full and partial hookups, cabins, campground, and a convenience store on the property.
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LOST TRAIL HOT SPRINGS RESORT
Lost Trail Hot Springs Resort is located 6 miles south of Sula, MT
The resort features 2 RV sites with hookups, cabins and camping options, and a historic mineral hot springs fed pool.
Common Visitor Questions
When should we book our lodging?
Book early, popular summer dates go fast. Many people book their lodging 9 to 12 months ahead of June and July stays. Try to book by the end of January if possible.
When is the best time to visit?
Some will argue that it's always a great time to visit the Bitterroot Valley!
Having said that, mid-June through early September combines our most pleasant weather with the most recreational opportunities, activities, and events of the year.
Do we need to rent a car?
Yes, you'll need a vehicle. There's lots of driving to see all that the Bitterroot Valley has to offer.
Any vehicle is fine during the summer months, but winter can be a different story. All wheel drive with winter tires is a good idea from November through April.
Which airport should we fly into?
Most people fly into Missoula, MT (MSO). Other popular options include Spokane, WA (GEG) and Bozeman, MT (BZN), each about a 4 hour drive from the Bitterroot Valley.
Hamilton, MT also hosts a small FBO. Our Bitterroot Valley Map and Directions article has more info.
Will I need a fishing license?
Yes, you'll need a fishing license to fish the Bitterroot River, or the mountain lakes and streams in the area.
You can learn more here.
About This List
This list and similar lists on Bitterroot Info are provided as a courtesy to potential Bitterroot Valley visitors.
We draw on 15 years of local lodging experience to create and maintain our lists, but we do not formally review or stay in the listed properties.
Please do your own research before booking accommodations.
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