Camping in Oregon/Montana?

I’ve been wanting to go camping for some time now in the Upper west side of the U.S. like Montana/Oregon. But I don’t want to stay in an RV parks or Cabin lots. I want to actually camp, not fake-camp. Ya know? I’m looking for an area that has fishing, nice scenery, boating, maybe waterfalls. That sort of thing.

There are many good places in Oregon. I grew up in Eastern Oregon where there isnt anything but trees and rocks and stuff.
What i would do is check out the U.S Forest Service website. You can look at different districts and they have what outdoor activities are avalible. They can hook you up with ideas on where to go, maps, information on any fire restrictions etc.
Heres the link for the Malhuer National Forest in Oregon, where i grew up and worked. They have high mountain lakes where you have to hike into, others lakes with boat ramps/camping facilities, wilderness areas where no motor vehicles are allowed, many places you can choose from.
Also an idea that I personally like to giev people, the U.S. Forest Service has fire towers that are used to spot fires in the forest. Many are avalible for rentals. You mentioned “real” camping which Im all for, but spending the night in a glass tower 30 feet off the ground on a 6,000 foot peak…that could be a very good trip.
Depending on what time you go and how long you stay you wont run out of things to do there.

Yellowstone Park KOA Campground and RV Park – West Yellowstone, Montana

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