Seymour Creek Campground

We didn't stay here, just visited to hike the trail and check it out for a future campsite. It's a fine, wooded campground for smaller rigs, but I won't be bringing my 20' trailer in there. A few of the sites are long enough for a 20-24' rig, but quite sloped. I can deal with that, but the road in would be too tough on my trailer. Stayed at one of the campgrounds along the Big Hole River instead. A week earlier we went into the 18 mile dirt road to Mussigbrod Lake, and that was easier than the 6 mile drive to Seymour. The lake is more of a pond, but a pretty walk from the campground. A mile up the road is a main trailhead for the Pintlar Wilderness, Upper Seymour Lake, Goat Flat, and the Continental Divide Trail. If you're hiking those, this would be a good starting or ending camp. I just wouldn't take an RV of any size in there. There was one trailer there, about 18' long. But I'm sure it was a challenging drive in.