Bannack State Park

Imagine camping along the gentle flow of Grasshopper Creek, where history and outdoor adventure converge at Bannack State Park Campground in Dillon, Montana. This unique destination, located steps from Montana's most well-preserved ghost town, offers rustic charm, peaceful seclusion, and a direct connection to the state's gold rush past.

Bannack State Park Campground features 28 campsites, including options for both tents and RVs, as well as a rental tipi for a unique stay. None of the sites offer utility hookups, but all are equipped with fire rings, picnic tables, access to drinking water, and vault toilets. The lack of modern facilities ensures a quiet and authentic experience, enhanced by the park's historic surroundings. Visitors can immerse themselves in Bannack’s rich past by wandering through over 60 preserved 19th-century buildings, enjoy fishing along Grasshopper Creek, or unwind amidst the scenic beauty of southwest Montana. For added exploration, the park offers self-guided tours, events like Bannack Days, and opportunities for hiking and bird watching.

Just 25 miles west of Dillon, Bannack State Park sits in a tranquil, natural setting, offering easy access to modern supplies in town while remaining a serene refuge. Whether you’re fascinated by history, seeking outdoor recreation, or simply yearning for a quiet escape, Bannack State Park Campground offers a memorable Montana experience.