De Borgia lures RV travelers with its gateway to Lolo National Forest's rugged trails and trout-filled streams. Six parks dot the area, from dispersed sites to group campgrounds. Camp here to escape crowds and chase elk through pine-scented ridges.
De Borgia lures RV travelers with its gateway to Lolo National Forest's rugged trails and trout-filled streams. Six parks dot the area, from dispersed sites to group campgrounds. Camp here to escape crowds and chase elk through pine-scented ridges.
De Borgia hugs Interstate 90 in Montana's Bitterroot Mountains, a speck of a town famous for the Savenac Historic Tree Nursery's towering giants and the Saltese Uplands' sweeping grasslands. Hikers tackle the Little Joe Trail's switchbacks. Anglers cast lines into Deer Creek. Lookout Pass delivers winter snow adventures just over the Idaho line.
RV parks anchor your stay. Little Joe Campground suits groups with its Lolo National Forest spaces. Deer Creek Campground draws solitude seekers near babbling waters. 2 Mile Turn Off Dispersed Camp welcomes pets for off-leash romps. Superior Area and Savenac Historic Tree Nursery Area fit history buffs who crave tent-to-RV flexibility.
De Borgia stands out for its spot in Lolo National Forest and the Savenac Historic Tree Nursery. This tiny outpost along I-90 draws hikers to Little Joe Trail and history fans to the nursery's 80-foot western red cedars planted in 1907. Quiet roads lead to Saltese Uplands for birdwatching and wildflower meadows.
Find six RV parks near De Borgia: Little Joe Campground, Superior Area, Savenac Historic Tree Nursery Area, Deer Creek Campground, and 2 Mile Turn Off Dispersed Camp. Most cluster in Lolo National Forest off I-90 exits, with dry camping and basic amenities. Little Joe handles groups; others offer primitive solitude.
Yes, 2 Mile Turn Off Dispersed Camp explicitly allows pets on its five sites. Leash rules apply in Lolo National Forest, but trails like Little Joe offer off-leash potential in remote spots. Deer Creek Campground tolerates well-behaved dogs near the stream.
