Alder hooks RV campers with epic fly fishing on the Ruby River. Three parks in our directory put you riverside for trophy trout battles. Camp here to chase wild rainbows amid Montana's rugged Ruby Valley.
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Alder thrives as a fly fishing haven along the Ruby River's bends. Anglers wade knee-deep for browns and rainbows near Alder Bridge. History buffs ride 15 miles to Virginia City's saloons and ghost-town streets from the 1860s gold rush. Spot elk and mule deer roaming the hills around Quake Lake.
Ruby Valley Campground and RV Park packs WiFi, hot showers, 50-amp hookups, and group sites at $46 to $55 nightly. Families love pet-friendly Ruby Reservoir Recreation Area, where campfires crackle lakeside. Cottonwood Campground draws tenters and minimalists seeking quiet spots amid cottonwoods.
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Alder draws crowds for fly fishing on the Ruby River's blue-ribbon waters. Wild trout thrive in its riffles and pools, pulling anglers from across Montana. The town's spot in Ruby Valley also offers quick drives to Virginia City's 1860s gold rush relics and hot springs at Elkhorn.
Ruby Valley Campground and RV Park, Cottonwood Campground, and Ruby Reservoir Recreation Area top the list near Alder. Ruby Valley sits in the heart of Ruby Valley with full hookups and WiFi. The others hug Ruby Reservoir for water views and easy fishing access.
Yes, Ruby Reservoir Recreation Area allows pets at its sites. Bring your dog to roam the pet-friendly grounds near the water. Campfires add evenings by the reservoir, but check leash rules to keep wildlife undisturbed.