Drinking water available
Whitehall, MT
Picnic Table
Vault Toilets
Potable Water
Forest
Creek
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- Campfires
- Allowed
About this campground
Toll Mountain Campground is located on the east side of the Highland Mountain Range in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, approximately 20 miles east of Butte. This small, rustic campground features 5 campsites that can accommodate trailers up to 22 feet, plus a group picnic area. The campground sits close to a creek and provides a quiet forest setting ideal for weekend getaways. As a no-fee Forest Service campground, Toll Mountain offers basic amenities including vault toilets and picnic tables at each site with fire pits. Campers must bring their own drinking water as none is available on-site. The campground is subject to a mandatory food storage order and has a 16-day stay limit.
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Access is via MT Highway 2 and Forest Service Road 240 (Radar Creek Road), a gravel road suitable for passenger vehicles. The campground typically operates from Memorial Day through Labor Day, closing for the winter season. Its small size and peaceful setting make it a good choice for those seeking a quiet, uncrowded camping experience in the Highland Mountains.

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