Dispersed camp #45, Bitterroot National Forest, Montana
No MVUM road within 1 mi of the pin; access may be a county road or unmapped.
From the Forest Service's own Motor Vehicle Use Map roads layer (EDW, Clearinghouse refresh Aug 30, 2026), straight-line from the pin to the nearest mapped segment. The nearest segment is not necessarily the way in, a maintenance level is the agency's class and not a report on today, and a road's season is the road's — it is not a campground order. What the levels mean → What an MVUM is →


Everything you need — measured from Dispersed camp #45, Bitterroot National Forest, Montana
- @Mail9 mi
- FFuel16 mi
- HHardware16 mi
- GGrocery16 mi
- RxPharmacy25 mi
- LLaundry29 mi
- MMechanic38 mi
- WWater45 mi
- EVEV fast charger74 mi
The read: water is a real 45-mi drive, fuel & food sit about 16 mi out, the nearest EV fast charger is a 74-mi run (and back).
Not within 60 mi: Dump, Propane. Plan those before you head up.
One dot per need — the nearest of each kind, straight-line from camp. Places from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors); the EV fast charger from the US DOE station locator. Open in Google Maps ↗
The site — Dispersed camp #45, Bitterroot National Forest, Montana
Nearby & resupply — around Dispersed camp #45, Bitterroot National Forest, Montana (OpenStreetMap)
- Water featureWater · mapped within 1.6 mi
- USGS NHDno named surface water within 1 mi
- Nearest townDevon · ~6.8 mi
- Nearest rail line~6.3 mi · main line
- Nearest highwayno interstate or US route within 10 mi
- Drinking waternone within 10 mi
- FuelConoco · ~25.1 mi
- Propane / LPGnone within 31 mi
- GroceriesAlbertsons · ~16.4 mi
- PharmacyLiberty Drugs · ~25.2 mi
- Hospital / clinicLogan Health – Shelby · ~15.9 mi
EV charging — from Dispersed camp #45, Bitterroot National Forest, Montana — nearest public DC fast & Level 2 (US DOE station data)
- Nearest public DC fast charger73.7 mi straight-line S — Great Falls Subaru · EV Connect · CHAdeMO, CCS · 2 fast ports listed · listed open, last confirmed by AFDC 2026-09-16 · hours: 24 hours daily · directions
- Public DC fast stations within reachnone within 25 mi · none within 50 · 3 within 100 · 15 within 150
- Nearest listing NACS (Tesla)75.0 mi — Great Falls, MT - Tesla Supercharger, Great Falls
- Nearest public Level 2 (J1772)60.1 mi — Old Trail Museum Parking Lot, Choteau, MT · CHARGELAB · J1772 · 2 Level 2 ports listed · listed open, last confirmed by AFDC 2026-09-16 · hours: not listed
- Pricing at the fast chargernot listed
- Power (kW)not listed by AFDC — “DC fast” spans roughly 24 to 350 kW, so ask the network.
- Read this honestlyStraight-line miles, like every distance on this site. Roads run longer than this, and you have to get back. We know where a charger is listed. We don’t know if it works today, how fast it is, or the road miles. Check the network before you commit.
Snapshot 2026-09-16 · AFDC record 449926 · US DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center
Nearby restrooms — around Dispersed camp #45, Bitterroot National Forest, Montana — pit toilets, restrooms & rest areas (government data)
- RestroomTiber Reservoir Recreation Management Area-Block Restroom 2 Building · ~15.3 mi S · BoR
- RestroomNorth Bootlegger Campground-Block Restroom Building · ~16.3 mi SE · BoR
- RestroomNorth Bootlegger Campground-Block Restroom Building · ~16.4 mi SE · BoR
- RestroomTiber Reservoir Recreation Management Area-Block Restroom 1 Building · ~16.6 mi SE · BoR
Coming out here — Dispersed camp #45, Bitterroot National Forest, Montana
- Surface water mapped nearby: Water. That is wash water at best, and nobody has checked it for you — a creek can be dry and a tank can be mud. Filter or boil anything you drink. USGS maps no named surface water within 1 mi of the pin (National Hydrography Dataset, data refreshed October 2022).
- Ground slope around the pin: about 1.9% — flat. Measured on USGS's 3DEP elevation model (1 m data here), sampled every 10 metres around the point. That is the hillside, not the ground under your wheels — a graded pullout or a bench a few metres across is too small to show up at that spacing, and nobody has checked this one for you.
- Rail line mapped ~6.3 mi from the pin — the national rail atlas classes it as a main line. The atlas also records Amtrak service on it. That is the FRA/BTS North American Rail Network (data updated Jul 21, 2026), which records that a line is there and what class of track it is. Whether anything runs on it, how often, and at what hour, it does not say, and nobody has checked this one for you.
- No interstate or US route is mapped within 10 mi of the pin in the Census's TIGER/Line primary roads (TIGER/Line 2025, released Oct 2025). That file holds the divided, limited-access highways only — a state expressway or a two-lane US route near this camp would not be in it.
- Assume no services at all. Most dispersed camping in a national forest has none: no tap, no power, no dump, often no toilet. Everything you need, you bring.
- Power: Dave carries his own — batteries or solar. A generator will run your rig and it is also the thing everybody camped near you can hear.
- Getting online: Dave recommends Starlink. He has had it since SpaceX introduced it, used it for four years living on the road, and it delivers as promised — several hundred nights out, and he can count on one hand the places he could not connect. The cable on his unit runs 150 feet, which is usually all it takes to find enough sky. Starlink → Referral link — Starlink pays Dave $100 in cash if you sign up through it, and that money funds this site and the next trip. It costs you nothing and does not change the recommendation.
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The unit that manages Dispersed camp #45, Bitterroot National Forest, Montana
Stay limits, road closures and fire restrictions at Dispersed camp #45, Bitterroot National Forest, Montana are set by Bitterroot National Forest, not by the campsite — check there before you go.
How we know this — Dispersed camp #45, Bitterroot National Forest, Montana
What we don’t know about Dispersed camp #45, Bitterroot National Forest, Montana
A land record can put you within a few meters of a spot. It cannot tell you any of this — so check it yourself, and treat anything below as the open question it is.
- Road surface & last-mile access
- How many rigs actually fit
- Cell coverage by carrier
- Seasonal & winter access
- Current fire restrictions
- Whether any water here is drinkable
- Shade & wind exposure
- Noise and who else shows up
- Whether a listed EV charger works today, or the road miles to it