The best camping near Fort Peck Project Park

Fort Peck Project Park will send you back to the times when Lewis and Clark first explored these fast and beautiful grasslands and mountains. Today you can explore the Fort Peck Dam, fish and boat the Missouri River, or take a step back even further at the Fort Peck Museum that houses one of the most complete T.Rex skeletons ever found. After your prehistoric walk on the wildside, take to the trails and spy coyotes, elk and bighorn sheep. Fort Peck Reservoir offers a plethora of boating, swimming, and lakeside camping opportunities you don’t wanna miss. Untouched, wild lands abound at Fort Peck, and you’re sure to leave with a plan to come back!

The ideal time to visit Fort Peck Project Park is during the warmer months, from late spring to early fall, when the weather is conducive for outdoor activities. Winter can be harsh, with limited access and services, making it less suitable for visits.

• Check weather conditions before your trip, as the park's remote location can experience sudden changes.
• Be prepared for limited cell service; plan your activities and navigation accordingly.
• Wildlife is abundant; always maintain a safe distance and follow park guidelines.
• Some areas may have accessibility limitations; verify in advance if you require special accommodations.
• Remember to pack out all your trash and leave no trace to preserve the park's natural beauty.