Jackpine Flats Campground

Would you prefer a single campsite in pristine wilderness, where solitude and simplicity provide the ultimate escape from modern life? Jackpine Flats Campground in the Kootenai National Forest offers just that experience—a remote and rudimentary site, perfect for campers seeking peace in untamed nature.

This campground features a single camping spot equipped with a picnic table, fire ring, and a vault toilet, making it ideal for tent camping or small pop-up trailers. Surrounded by dense forest and mountainous terrain, the site highlights Montana's raw beauty while minimizing distractions. While the lack of potable water and limited maneuvering space might challenge RV travelers, this off-the-grid gem creates an unmatched sense of seclusion. Nearby, the Ross Creek Cedars Scenic Area and Kootenai Falls provide enchanting day-trip opportunities for those interested in exploring the region’s unique natural wonders.

Located just 20 miles south of Trout Creek, Montana, Jackpine Flats is accessible via Beaver Creek Road, a 9-mile gravel stretch off U.S. Highway 200. At an elevation of 3,100 feet and mere miles from Idaho’s border, this hidden spot is a destination for those who value simplicity, self-sufficiency, and deep immersion in nature’s serenity.