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Downstream Campground

Army Corps - Fort Peck Project

Yellowstone Road

Nashua, Montana 59248

406-526-3224

48.0082248, -106.4286469

Campground Overview

About Downstream Campground

What makes Downstream Campground in Nashua, Montana, stand out? Situated just below the towering Fort Peck Dam along the Missouri River, this campground offers a rare combination of scenic beauty, abundant recreational opportunities, and thoughtfully designed facilities for a memorable outdoor experience. With its shady cottonwood groves, well-spaced campsites, and access to the expansive Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge, it excels as a peaceful retreat with activities like fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing right at your fingertips.

This campground boasts a range of amenities, including 86 sites (71 with electrical hookups), modern restrooms with flush toilets and showers, a dump station, and multiple playgrounds for families. Recreational features such as stocked fishing ponds, nature trails, a basketball court, and horseshoe pits enhance the visitor experience. Its proximity to the Fort Peck Interpretive Center and Museum, which showcases exhibits on regional wildlife, fossils, and dam history, adds a layer of cultural enrichment to your trip.

Conveniently located 9 miles south of Nashua and 18 miles from Glasgow, Downstream Campground is perfect for fishing enthusiasts given its proximity to Fort Peck Lake, renowned for walleye and northern pike. It's an ideal destination not just for weekend getaways but also for extended stays immersed in the serene landscapes of northeastern Montana.

Vitals

Number of Sites

86

Elevation

2047feet 624meters

Pad Type

paved

Max Length

Unknownfeet

Details

Hookups

Partial Hookups

Hookup Details

Power Available

Pull-thru Sites

Yes

Restrictions

None

Amenities

Pets

Dog Friendly

Kids

Yes, with playground

Bathhouse

Restrooms & Showers

Extras

Trash Collection, Water Available, Dump Station

Booking Information

Reservations

Takes Reservations

Season

Peak season May to September; April and October first-come, first-served

Booking Window

Unknown

Where to Book

Make a Reservation