Drummond, Montana Campgrounds and RV Parks

Drummond, Montana

Part of Gold West Country, Drummond continues the ranching style of life known to its past residents during the Old West era. The town was named for Hugh Drummond, a trapper who camped in the area, beginning in about 1871. At that time, it was called Edwardsville in honour of a local rancher, but in 1883 was re-christened as Drummond with the establishment of the post office. It is located about midway between Missoula and Helena.

The natural beauties of the area can be enjoyed from a car window or via a more hands-on approach, with outdoor sports such as fishing, boating, golfing, rockhounding or biking, etc. Or you might enjoy a museum visit, or time spent at a water park, gallery, local festival or theatre.

part of Gold West Country, retains the flavour and traditions of times past
between Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks
Bearmouth, Garnet and Granite (in Phillipsburg) Ghost Towns
Anaconda-Pintler Scenic Highway, 63 miles of forest, mountains and hills
gem-mining, rockhounding
horseback riding, short or long excursions