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Primitive campers and anglers favor Cottonwood Creek for its free national forest sites. The campground lies in Wolf Creek, Montana, near the Missouri River and Gates of the Mountains Wilderness. Settle into one of 10 designated campsites with restrooms and picnic tables.
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Write a ReviewNo, Cottonwood Creek lacks full hookups. This basic Forest Service campground offers no water, electric, or sewer connections. Expect primitive sites without 30-amp or 50-amp service. Bring your own water since none is provided. Restrooms and picnic tables stand ready.
Yes, Cottonwood Creek allows pets. Follow standard national forest rules: keep dogs leashed at all times and pick up waste. No breed or size limits or dog park appear listed. Pets share the peaceful trails and fishing spots with visitors.
Cottonwood Creek charges no fee for stays. Basic sites come with picnic tables and toilets. Pack out all trash since no garbage service exists. Stay up to 16 days. Arrive early during peak summer and hunting seasons as spots fill fast.
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