Fairmont RV Resort
Pulling in beside Fairmont Hot Springs, a mile-high stop between Yellowstone and Glacier
Set a mile high against the Rocky Mountains, the gravel and asphalt sites here run wide enough for slide-outs and rigs up to 75 feet. Fairmont RV Resort holds 116 total sites on just over 15 acres, with 30 and 50 amp hookups and a small general store stocked mostly with Montana-made goods. Pull-through and back-in options sit a short walk from Fairmont Hot Springs Resort, where heated pools, a waterslide, and an 18-hole course draw guests over for the day. It is a quiet park by design. Forest Service land surrounds the property, and moose, bear, and bighorn sheep turn up in the wider area often enough to notice. Anaconda and Butte lie minutes away by road, the latter a former copper-mining city with underground mine tours and a trolley route through its old neighbourhoods. Deer Lodge, Philipsburg, and Georgetown Lake all sit within an hour's drive, making the park a workable base for day trips across southwest Montana. Laundry, showers, horseshoes, and a dump station cover the basics, and staff keep check-in windows set to protect the peace of the place. Positioned between Yellowstone and Glacier, it functions as well as a single overnight stop as it does a longer pause. The continental divide is a few minutes' drive from the gate.