Campgrounds Kentucky & Montana (looking for)

I was afraid that Montana may just be open area's with not lots to do. Have done Colorado(without MH) and that was great. Andy we have never done Indiana but thats a thought since it's not that far for us.Since Wisconsin and Minn have so many lakes its hard to find waterfront campsites in other states that compare. We have been doing the MH thing for about 5 years (during summer as we are not retired) and we have pretty much exhausted Wisconsin and Michigan. So this year besides doing our favorite places we want to find some new areas to explore. We have every other week off plus a stretch of 12 or so days once a month. That leaves us lots of time to explore. Much of our time is spent in the campgrounds visiting and meeting other campers since we have dogs and wont leave them in the MH very long just in case the air would go out, you just cant be sure. ( I guess they have an alarm system now that you can buy that alerts you if the temp gets hot while your away from the MH) So while others venture out and about we do that but not any long amount of time with the dogs along if its HOT outside. Thats why it's important for us to find a comfortable spacious camp site. As for the trip up to the UP... You have to do Lake of the Clouds.. It is 300% beautiful!!! and as for Munising Tourist Park (our fav) they have a place you can rent 4 wheelers just down the road and run through the national forest. Thats absolutely awesome too..Glass bottom boat tours to see the cargo ship wrecks, dinner cruises, and the most beautiful scenery you can find..We also went up around Lk Superior past Duluth and up to the Canadian boarder in Minn. It was BEAUTIFUL there... We are open to any ideas anyone has for places we can go to and see in 11 or so days whole trip from Wisconsin. We just figured KY and Mt would be different. Not many who are not retired travel as much as we do during summer so we are mostly on our own.I am writing down everyones ideas. Thank you, Ray & Sherri Jo