West Cameahwait Campground

South of dillon montana. Where Sacagawea met her brother Cameawhait, with Lewis and Clark. Many many spots. Some are covered tables boating and fishing. Free 14 days

This campground is one of several that are for free along this reservoir. This one seemed to be the least packed because it only has three official sites. There are a couple other spots in the field where rock firerings have been made but the official spots have picnic tables & metal fire rings. There are two vault toilets which were stocked & cleaned twice during my 6 night day. There is also a picnic shelter & trash cans located throughout. It was extremely quiet during the week with only 1 other camper. One rig did put up a camper during the week but did not actually stay until the weekend. Starting on Friday, there’s a lot of traffic & boaters coming to the launch. Other than that, very quiet throughout the week & had great cell service. Not many amenities nearby but within a 25 minute drive, you can get everything you need. 14 day max. There’s a water pump by the shelter but didn’t use it but notes it’s drinking water.

This campground is easily accessibale of the I-15 just outside of Dillon located on the Clark Canyon Resouvoir. It offers picnic tables, fire rings at each established site, trash cans, and very clean and not smell restrooms. There are also about five spots that have shade structures which we were grateful for in the July MT heat.

You can a panoramic view of the lake, access to beach front, and tons of different kinds of birds to watch. These sites are well maintained and free for 14 days.