Cow Dog Camp

Cow Dog Camp is in the heart of the Montana Rocky Mountains, just 35 miles from the continental divide, almost exactly half way between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, giving it beauty and extremes that can only be compared to itself. Day trip accessible to Butte, Bozeman, Helena, Missoula, Ennis, Virginia City, Deer Lodge, Great Falls and everything in-between, Cow Dog Camp makes a great…

Cow Dog Camp is in the heart of the Montana Rocky Mountains, just 35 miles from the continental divide, almost exactly half way between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, giving it beauty and extremes that can only be compared to itself. Day trip accessible to Butte, Bozeman, Helena, Missoula, Ennis, Virginia City, Deer Lodge, Great Falls and everything in-between, Cow Dog Camp makes a great landing pad for exploration or the perfect spot to relax on a night over before the next adventure. Butted up against active ranch land, the Elkhorn Mountains that surround the land are sure to speak to the heart and soul. Come share our slice of Rocky Mountain Heaven with family and friends: A perfect place to relax, cut loose, and unwind. Learn more about this land: Pitch a tent or pull your smaller camper to a valley with views of the Elkhorn Mountains. Cow Dog Camp is almost exactly half way between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, located at the cross roads of Hwy 69 and I15 . Picnic tables are at each site, Porta potty, water, and trash bins are also on site. Your pets are welcome! Depending on time of year/fire danger, the use of a fire pit is available at individual sites and the Communal Fire Pit may be used. You are always welcome to sit at the communal pit in the shade with the Adirondack chairs and enjoy the views! Cow Dog Camp can be described as more of a "primitive camping experience". Sites are first come, first served, self serve. (Season is May to end of September. Message me for availability outside of those dates, sometimes Mother Nature accommodates & I can open a site for you.) Stroll to a small Aspen thicket with seasonally active stream through the prairie on a level path, sit on the park bench and enjoy the mountain view in the shade. Sites are in the prairie, thus, not shaded, (baby trees are growing!). Please remember that because we are in the Heart of the Rocky Mountains, inclement weather/high winds can happen at anytime and certain time