Camp ObserverOld Condon Ranger Station
$85.00/night
Camp site features
Across 1 camp site:
- Fire pit: all 1 sites
- Pets allowed: all 1 sites
- Largest party: 8 people
Fees
Old Condon is available for $85 a night for a maximum stay of seven consecutive nights.
Within the maximum window (a rolling 6 month window), the maximum consecutive stay rule is 7 days and there is a Stay Beyond Maximum Window where customers can book past the 6 month rolling window if there is availability on the last day(s) of the maximum window.
Directions
*ATTENTION* Due to significant blowdown in December 2025, access is currently only available via the southern end of the Condon Loop Road. This road is rough with large potholes. Please use a high-clearance vehicle. Turn east on Condon Loop Road 124 near Mile Marker 47. Continue for approximately 3/4 of a mile. The Old Condon Ranger Station driveway is located on the South (right) side of the road just past the wetland/meadow.
Old Condon is located between milepost 48 and 49 on Highway 83, in northwestern Montana. Turn east onto Condon Loop Road 124. Follow this road for approximately 2.5 miles. The driveway is on the left just before the large meadow and wetland.
Stay Limit
Check in from 2 PM, check out by 12 PM.
Reviews
Scott C
Loop:Old Condon Ranger Station
Site:
Reviewed 2 months ago
Clean, amenities that I didn't expect, toilet, sink, kitchen, three bedrooms, power, propane heat, no shower. But overall a great place to stay. Pack out your garbage and each guest is responsible for cleaning for the next arriving guest. No big deal, they provide paper towels and cleaning supplies including a vacuum cleaner. Private area includes fire pit and benches as well as a picnic table and screened porch. Built 100 years ago out of logs.
Carol M
Loop:Old Condon Ranger Station
Site:
Reviewed 2 months ago
Secluded cabin, well stocked with games and books. Plenty of nearby adventures: hiking, swimming, boating, and wildlife! Loved our stay and will definitely be back again.
Molly W
Loop:Old Condon Ranger Station
Site:
Reviewed 3 months ago
This place is absolutely beautiful, and this cabin is so cool. I've lived in Montana for over 25 years, having done a lot of camping, backpacking, and exploring in that time, and this is one of the coolest places I've been. FS cabins often don't have a functioning toilet, kitchen and multiple bedrooms, so that was a huge bonus. This was the perfect spot for our small group of 5 (two couples and one single person), but you could definitely bring a few more. The cabin was clean and well-equipped. There is a great little fire pit outside with a picnic table and benches. We did not have any mice come through the cabin, despite the warnings about that and prior reviews to the contrary. My only critique is that the bathroom sink drain was very slow, and maybe needs to be snaked. Other than that, I would LOVE to come back here.
John A
Loop:Old Condon Ranger Station
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Reviewed 4 months ago
Very beautiful. We did have two bear encounters. But also, the mouse situation was pretty out of control. The mice were running around in full view and not even scared of us. They were running across our personal items, on the counters, etc.
Jennifer K
Loop:Old Condon Ranger Station
Site:
Reviewed 4 months ago
The loop road from the north is open.
We left the cabin in better shape than we found it, including taking the garbage and perishable items from the fridge that the previous renters left. 😕
W Timothy D
Loop:Old Condon Ranger Station
Site:
Reviewed 5 months ago
Family reunion gathering at the Ranger Station. Everybody had a great time. We went to Garnett Ghost town, Holland Lake day use area, explored local roads to lakes new to us, found the cache hidden on the property, played the piano at the Ghost town bar, came across three ladies standing by the side of the road singing "Boogie-Woogie Bugle Boy of Company B," (and they harmonized very well, would have gotten out and swing danced to it but did not have a partner with me), enjoyed the services available at Seeley Lake village, hot showers are just down the road for a few dollars (only thing missing at the cabin), found the Top of the Divide Bicycle Race from Braniff, Alberts to New Mexico and watched for a while and talked to some of the riders. [Man, those folks are in good shape!] Had a lot of family time. Played a lot of board games. They have a large selection at the Ranger Station. Took several short walks and almost stuck my four-wheel drive pick-up truck in the flooded short access road. Take the longer Condon Creek Road to the Ranger Station until the "pond" dry's up. Found the hidden one-dollar Cabin bill. Nice outdoor lunch experience at the Mission Mountain Mercantile. Highly recommended facility. I will return, if I can get a reservation next year.
Popularity: Busy
Busiest in November, when about 64% of guest capacity is reserved. Based on 4 years of reservations.
Season dates
Peak season
Jan 1, 2026 – Dec 31, 2026
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Peak season
Jan 1, 2027 – Dec 31, 2027
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Peak season
Jan 1, 2028 – Dec 31, 2028
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