Lolo, Montana, lures RV travelers with natural hot springs and trails through Lolo National Forest. Eight parks dot the area along U.S. Highway 93, offering spots from $10 nightly. Base your rig here to soak in mineral waters, fish Lolo Creek, and summit Lolo Pass without Missoula crowds.
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About Lolo, Montana
Lolo clings to U.S. Highway 93, twelve miles west of Missoula in the Bitterroot Valley. Steaming pools at Lolo Hot Springs Resort draw soakers year-round. Lewis and Clark trudged over Lolo Pass in 1805; today, hikers follow their route on the Lolo Motorway. Anglers hook trout in Lolo Creek. Mountain bikers shred singletrack in the Rattlesnake Wilderness nearby.
Lolo Hot Springs Campground suits families with its pool, WiFi, showers, and 30-amp hookups from $35 nightly. Yellowrock Campground draws big rigs needing 50-amp and 30-amp power, showers, and WiFi at $41 to $47. Budget seekers grab Lee Creek Campground's group sites, dump station, showers, and pet allowances for $10 to $19. Lolo Creek Campground fits pull-through fans with pets allowed, water hookups, and drinking water at $13 to $14. Gods Country Camping provides a quiet retreat starting at $35.
- Lolo Hot Springs Campground offers a mineral pool and 30-amp sites starting at $35 per night
- Yellowrock Campground provides 50-amp hookups and showers for $41 to $47 nightly
- Lee Creek Campground features group sites and a dump station at $10 to $19 per night
- Three of eight parks include showers for post-hike rinses
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