Conner hugs the West Fork of the Bitterroot River, gateway to the rugged Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness where hikers chase waterfalls and anglers hook native cutthroat trout. Six RV parks scatter across the valley, from forest service spots to riverside retreats. Park your rig here to fish dawn patrols, summit Blodgett Canyon's granite spires, and dodge Montana's tourist crush.
Conner anchors Ravalli County's wild west edge, mere miles from Bitterroot National Forest trails. Blodgett Canyon Road climbs to sheer 2,000-foot walls and hidden waterfalls; Trail 500 plunges into the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness for multiday backpacking. The West Fork Bitterroot River rushes past, stocked with trout that draw fly fishers from Missoula. Summer rodeos at nearby Hamilton mix with fall elk hunts in the hills.
RV parks match every camper's vibe. Warm Springs lures families with river proximity. Bitterroot National Forest's Spring Gulch Campground fits groups, big rigs, and water seekers at $11 to $15 per night. Crazy Creek Campground draws quiet types to creek-side pitches. Boulder Creek Horse Camp equips equestrians with corrals and trails. Four or five dispersed sites along Chaffin Creek Road suit pet owners who crave campfires and solitude.
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Conner serves as gateway to Bitterroot National Forest and Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness. Hikers tackle Blodgett Canyon Trail to waterfalls amid 2,000-foot granite walls. Fly fishers cast for cutthroat trout in the West Fork Bitterroot River, while hunters track elk across autumn hills. Rodeos in nearby Hamilton add local flavor to the remote vibe.
Six RV parks cluster near Conner: Warm Springs, Bitterroot National Forest's Spring Gulch Campground, Crazy Creek Campground, Boulder Creek Horse Camp, plus four or five dispersed sites on Chaffin Creek Road. Spring Gulch handles groups and big rigs with water at $11 to $15 nightly. Dispersed spots along Chaffin Creek Road offer free, primitive camping amid forest seclusion.
Yes, pets roam free at dispersed sites along Chaffin Creek Road and most Conner-area parks. These four or five spots explicitly welcome dogs with campfires permitted. Boulder Creek Horse Camp and Crazy Creek Campground also allow leashed pets; always pack out waste to preserve the Bitterroot wilds.