Craig, Montana, lures fly anglers to the Missouri River's legendary trout waters below Holter Dam. Four RV parks in our directory plant you riverside for easy wading and casting. Camp here to land trophy rainbows amid riffles that draw pros from afar.
Craig anchors Montana's premier blue-ribbon trout fishery on the Missouri River. Giant rainbows and hulking browns cruise the currents near Holter Lake and the Dearborn River confluence. Local outfitters like Missouri River Outfitters guide floats past limestone cliffs. Helena National Forest trails lead from town into pine-scented ridges overlooking the water.
Dearborn Fishing Access Site delivers pet-friendly pull-through sites at $12 to $18 per night, suited for easy-entry rigs chasing dawn bites. Mid-Canon Fishing Access Site fits groups with open spaces and campfires for post-fishing stories. Spite Hill Fishing Access Site matches Dearborn's pricing and pet policy for quick river setups. Stickney Creek Fishing Access Site offers campfires and pet access, perfect for anglers wanting solitude along the banks.
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Craig is known for elite fly fishing on the Missouri River. Trophy rainbows over 20 inches and browns haunt the waters from Holter Dam through town. Consistent hatches and mild winds make it a magnet for guides, floaters, and wade anglers year-round.
Find four RV parks near Craig at Dearborn Fishing Access Site, Mid-Canon Fishing Access Site, Spite Hill Fishing Access Site, and Stickney Creek Fishing Access Site. These riverside spots offer pet-friendly dry camping along the Missouri. Expect primitive setups with pull-throughs at select sites for easy Missouri River access.
Yes, all four RV parks near Craig welcome pets. Dearborn, Mid-Canon, Spite Hill, and Stickney Creek Fishing Access Sites allow leashed dogs, so bring Fido for riverside walks and fishing. Keep pets under control to respect wildlife and other campers.