Roberts, Montana, draws RV travelers with Cooney Reservoir's world-class walleye fishing and endless boating. Five parks in our directory put you steps from the water and Beartooth Mountains trails. Camp here to launch morning casts or evening hikes without city crowds.
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Roberts nestles in Carbon County, 20 miles northwest of Red Lodge along Highway 308. Cooney Reservoir anchors the area, a 1,100-acre lake packed with walleye, perch, and rainbows. Locals flock to Water Birch Fishing Access on the Tongue River for fly fishing. The town hosts the annual Roberts Rodeo in July, where bucking broncos thrill crowds under big skies.
Cooney State Park Campground suits families with its playground, 30-amp and 50-amp hookups, and rates from $14 to $70 nightly. Horsethief Station fits big rigs and pet owners, offering pull-through sites and campfires. Water Birch appeals to anglers craving pet-friendly spots near the river. Cooney State Park starts at $30 per night for simple reservoir access. Water Birch Fishing Access provides primitive sites for quiet retreats.
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Roberts shines for Cooney Reservoir's top walleye fishing and boating. This 1,100-acre lake draws anglers from across Montana. Rodeo fans hit the annual July event, while hikers tackle nearby Beartooth trails. Small-town vibes mix with big outdoor payoffs, all 20 miles from Red Lodge.
Cooney State Park Campground, Horsethief Station, and Water Birch top the list near Roberts. These five directory parks cluster around Cooney Reservoir and the Tongue River. Expect hookups at Cooney, pull-throughs at Horsethief Station, and fishing access at Water Birch.
Horsethief Station and Water Birch welcome pets with open paws. Both offer pull-through sites for easy access with furry friends. Campfires glow at Horsethief Station, while Water Birch sits riverside for leashed walks. Cooney State Park allows pets too, but check leash rules.