BLM & Public Land Camping in Montana
11 BLM camping spots across Montana. The Bureau of Land Management oversees 245 million acres of public land — and most of it is open to free dispersed camping for up to 14 nights per visit. Pull off a designated road, set up, leave no trace. These are the BLM and public-land sites in our database, with coordinates, road conditions, and community reports.
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Park County (11)
- Coyote CreekCampground · Coyote Creek Trail
- Crevice LakeCampground · 1Y4
- E of Blacktail CabinCampground · 1Y8 campsite
- Hellroaring CreekCampground · 2H9 Campsite Spur Trail
- Hellroaring CreekCampground · 2H8 Campsite Spur Trail
- Lower Coyote CreekCampground · 2c1 Campsite Spur Trail
- Upper Slough CreekCampground · 2S6
- Upper Slough Creek Stock Camp - NorthCampground · Slough Creek Trail
- W Cottonwood CreekCampground · 1R1
- Yellowstone River BridgeCampground · 1Y5 campsite
- Yellowstone River TrailCampground · 1Y9
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