Butte stands as the Richest Hill on Earth, a mining boomtown turned outdoor playground amid Montana's rugged peaks. RV travelers find 26 parks in our directory, from budget spots to full-service retreats. Camp here to tour the World Museum of Mining by day, then stargaze from your site at night.
Butte exploded in the 1880s as America's top copper producer. Stroll Uptown Butte's ornate brick buildings on Granite Street. Tour the Copper King Mansion, a Gilded Age showpiece. Ride the shuttle to Our Lady of the Rockies, a 90-foot statue overlooking the city. The Berkeley Pit, a vast open mine lake, draws adventurers to its eerie shores.
RV parks anchor your Butte adventure. Butte KOA Journey suits families and groups with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and spacious group sites at $66 to $150 nightly. Budget hunters grab spots at 2 Bar Lazy H RV Park & Campground, complete with WiFi, showers, 50-amp, and group areas for $41 to $37 per night. Pet owners and tent campers flock to Beaverdam Campground and Picnic Area for its $15 pet-friendly pull-throughs with drinking water. Delmoe Lake Campground offers forested solitude near hiking trails.
Butte is known for its copper mining heritage as the Richest Hill on Earth. The city produced billions in ore from underground shafts and open pits like the Berkeley Pit. Explore Uptown Butte's historic district, the World Museum of Mining, and Our Lady of the Rockies statue for a deep dive into its rowdy past.
Find top RV parks like Butte KOA Journey and 2 Bar Lazy H RV Park & Campground right in Butte. Beaverdam Campground and Picnic Area and Delmoe Lake Campground lie 15 to 20 miles south near forest service roads. All offer easy access to I-90 and Uptown Butte attractions.
Yes, Beaverdam Campground and Picnic Area welcomes pets on its $15 sites with pull-throughs and drinking water. Many of the 26 parks in our directory allow leashed dogs; always check specific rules. Butte's trails around Delmoe Lake make perfect walks for you and your furry companion.
