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Three Frogs Campground is a newly reconstructed campground and features 16 small trailer campsites and 4 walk-in tent sites. The campground offers accessible vault toilets, picnic tables, fire rings, water and garbage service, and gravel surfaced roads. Some campsites are also equipped with tent pads. Can accommodate trailers to 30' lengths.
From Darby, MT travel north for 4 miles on Highway 93. Turn west (left) onto Lake Como Rd. Follow for 3 miles turn north (right) to remain on Lake Como RD, follow for 0.7 miles and turn left and then an immediate right towards beach area. Continue 0.5 miles until road becomes the upper campground loop.
Small, cute, and well maintained. At the bottom of the hill is a lovely trail that goes all the way around the lake.
We stayed here for just one night in early October 2022. The place is beautiful! It has 17 large sites and 5 sites for tents. We could have put out 29ft travel trailer in just about any of the regular sites. Because it was off season there was no fee charged! They still had trash service and you could use the pit toilets but the water was turned off because it can get pretty cold at night this time of year.
Beautiful trail around lake Komo. We'll stay here again some time. Really liked the setting.
First off I'm not sure what's up with the different listings here but it seems that three frogs is the lake como campground. I mean I went there and there was only one campground open and it was three frogs so I'll leave my review here. This is a beautiful and small campground set in ponderosa pine forest with sites going up to 21. There's about 4 tent only sites with a short walk in and the rest were right off the road. My tent sites was #7 and it was secluded on a patch of high ground in the middle of the loop. There were lots of squirrels and chipmunks running around the campground area. The camp host was extra nice and had an adorable little dog in a baby carrier. You can somewhat see the lake from parts of the campground but it's more of a forest setting.
I loved this first come-first serve campground ! What a beautiful setting in the Bitterroot National forest. There is a lower, paved campground (Lake Como CG) below the dam with electric & water, but Three Frogs ( dry camping) is just up the road from it & walking distance to Lake Como. There seemed to be available sites. The sites are very nice for tents, smaller trailers or vans. Site #'s 2 & 21 were spacious & flat.
The camp host , Nancy, was so helpful & nice. I paid only $7.50 per night with my lifetime National Parks pass ( normally $15). It is definitely worth hiking the 6 mile RT easy trail to the waterfall along the lake, or going for a paddle or refreshing dip in the lake. (August 2023).
