Spread across six different camping areas, the Tongue River Reservoir Campground lies on the edge of a 12-mile-long reservoir. It’s surrounded by scenic red shales, juniper canyons, and open prairies in the southeast of Montana and is situated just a short drive from the border with Wyoming.Camping at the Tongue River Reservoir Campground offers access to 156 sites (81 are reservable) at the Rattlesnake, Campers Point, Pee Wee North, Pee Wee South, Sant Point, and Below the Dam campsites. Pets are welcome to stay with you, and there’s space for big rigs, with some sites offering 30/50 amp electrical connections.Aside from accessible toilets, picnic tables, and drinking water, Decker campers also enjoy access to boat launch ramps (at Pee Wee North and Camper Point), a dump station, and fire rings. You can pick up ice, firewood, groceries, and drinks at the marina store, as well as bait and tackle if you want to go fishing.
Spread across six different camping areas, the Tongue River Reservoir Campground lies on the edge of a 12-mile-long reservoir. It’s surrounded by scenic red shales, juniper canyons, and open prairies in the southeast of Montana and is situated just a short drive from the border with Wyoming.Camping at the Tongue River Reservoir Campground offers access to 156 sites (81 are reservable) at the Rattlesnake, Campers Point, Pee Wee North, Pee Wee South, Sant Point, and Below the Dam campsites. Pets are welcome to stay with you, and there’s space for big rigs, with some sites offering 30/50 amp electrical connections.Aside from accessible toilets, picnic tables, and drinking water, Decker campers also enjoy access to boat launch ramps (at Pee Wee North and Camper Point), a dump station, and fire rings. You can pick up ice, firewood, groceries, and drinks at the marina store, as well as bait and tackle if you want to go fishing.