Montpelier draws RV travelers with its Oregon Trail pioneer ruts and Bear Lake's raspberry shakes. Fifteen parks dot the area, from forest camps to full-hookup sites. Park your rig here to hike historic trails and boat turquoise waters just minutes away.
Montpelier anchors Bear Lake County with deep Mormon pioneer roots. Walk the National Oregon Trail Interpretive Center on North Fourth Street to see wagon ruts carved in stone. Grab thick shakes at LaBeau's Drive-Inn on Washington Street, a local ritual since 1952. Hike limestone bluffs in Jim Bridger Park or fish the Bear River nearby.
Montpelier Creek KOA Journey delivers WiFi, showers, and 50-amp hookups for families craving comfort, starting at $50 per night. Rendezvous Village RV Park fits road-trippers seeking quiet spots near town. Forest adventurers claim Caribou National Forest Emigration Campground's pet-friendly group sites with drinking water, priced $20 to $100 nightly. Budget campers pick Emigration Campground at $13 a night or Summit View from $17.
Montpelier shines for its Oregon Trail history and Bear Lake raspberry shakes. The National Oregon Trail Interpretive Center on North Fourth Street displays real wagon ruts and pioneer artifacts from 1860s migrations. Locals flock to LaBeau's Drive-Inn for the valley's best shakes, blending fruit from nearby orchards with creamy ice cream.
Find 15 RV parks near Montpelier, including Montpelier Creek KOA Journey and Caribou National Forest Emigration Campground. Montpelier Creek KOA Journey sits creek-side with WiFi, showers, and 50-amp hookups. Emigration Campground hugs the forest edge, pet-friendly with group sites and drinking water.
Yes, Caribou National Forest Emigration Campground welcomes pets on leashes. This site offers group areas, drinking water, and rates from $20 to $100 nightly amid tall pines. Several of the 15 directory parks allow dogs, perfect for hikers exploring Jim Bridger Park trails nearby.
