Our campgrounds include areas in the grasslands and timbered buttes of Eastern Montana, and the mountain country of the Beartooth Ranger District. A complete listing of campgrounds on the Custer National Forest follows, and includes information we hope will be helpful as you plan your visit to the Custer. In addition to this list, the Custer has also provided a list of campgrounds along the Beartooth Highway . The campground list covers all districts of the Custer National Forest, and provides information about each campground, such as use-fees. None of the campgrounds on the Custer National Forest have flush toilets, electricity, hot water, or showers.
Most campgrounds do have clean vault toilets.
However, if you are traveling with a large group, rather than alone or with a few friends and family, please inquire at the respective Ranger Station for both regulations and facilities for larger groups. The water from the wells in all of the campgrounds is tested regularly, and is potable. Although the water runs clear and cold in the streams and lakes of the Custer National Forest, we recommend you not drink untreated surface water. Fees May to September. Fees May to September.