Desert camping near Elkhorn

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United States
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Montana
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Elkhorn

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2 top desert campgrounds near Elkhorn

Sagebrush Mountain View

Wide open space with natural landscape and amazing view of the Helena Valley and surrounding mountain ranges. This land is undisturbed, aside from the road and parking pull-throughs that have been created for RV parking. Self contained units only and as they say, "Pack it in, pack it out". See what Lewis and Clark traveled through as they made their way west from the Missouri River. Prickly Pear Cactus, sagebrush and natural grasses are prevalent. Helena, the capital of Montana is a mere 20 minute drive, where all the amenities of a small town exist. National Forest abounds to the west and Canyon Ferry Reservoir is 20 minutes to the east. Access to the property is 4.25 miles from Interstate 15. This is a high mountain dessert with an elevation of 4090' above sea level. Average rainfall is 6", so campfires are not allowed due to the dry grasses and sagebrush. Pets are allowed on leashes and quiet time is from 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM. We are located approximately half way between Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks.

Prickly Pear Acres

3 sites · RVs40 acres · Twin Bridges, MT

A place for an overnight stop on HWY 41N between Whitehall, MT and Twin Bridges, MT. Beautiful view of the Tobacco Root Mountains and the Jefferson River. The property is an active farm with chickens, sheep, and pigs. There are 3 sites available on the Property. Prickly Pear Acres 1 has an RV Pad near the owner's house with power, septic, and well water. Prickly Pear Acres 2 is a undeveloped tent spot. Prickly Pear Acres 3 is a pad with power (110v) only adjacent to the barn which houses all of the farm animals.

Desert camping near Elkhorn guide

Overview

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