Experience top-notch fly fishing on the Missouri River while camping near Craig.
Situated near the start of the mighty Missouri River, the longest river in the United States, Craig, delivers camping adventures like no other. Start at Missouri Headwaters State Park, about 110 miles south of Craig, to witness the convergence of the Gallatin, Madison, and Jefferson Rivers as they form the Missouri River. Explore vast plains and meadows surrounded by mountain views while hiking the relatively easy Fork Rock Trail Loop. The ADA-accessible campground here offers pull-through RV sites and tent camping areas with basic amenities like vault toilets and picnic tables. RV camping by Holter Lake near the Gates of the Mountains Wilderness is another great option. Find a concrete boat launch, potable water, and fire rings. For some of the best fly fishing for trout on the Missouri River, consider the tailwater section below the Holter Dam, which passes through Craig. Pet-friendly RV parks for campervans and big rigs on the water may offer modern amenities like full hookups, hot showers, wifi, cable TV, rest areas, and dump stations.