This campground, an RV park, is located on Highway 89, on the east shore of Lower St. Mary's Lake. Six miles north of the St. Mary's entrance to Glacier National Park and 12 miles south of the Canadian border, Chewing Blackbones makes for a convenient rest stop with plenty of fishing, boating and swimming tours to make it a worthwhile visit. A store, laundromat and food services are located on the premises, and full hookups and electricity are available for visitors.
Located within a day's drive of the Rocky Mountain Front as well as Glacier and Waterton Park, Sleeping Wolf is an ideal stop for RVs towing a car or trucks pulling a fifth-wheeler. The site has an unobstructed view of the Rockies, including Chief Mountain, and is a great spot for barbecuing, bird watching, picnicking, stream fishing or short nature walks. The site provides fire pits, laundry services, pay phones, public restrooms, an RV dump station, RV hookups, showers and running water.
Montana Duck Lake Campground and Cabins are located on the southern shore of Duck Lake, 24 miles north of Browning, 10 miles from St. Mary and Glacier National Park entrance and 12 miles to the Canadian border. New management has recently installed 16 lakeside RV sites and six more just off of the lake, all with electricity. If you are looking for a quiet getaway or if you love fishing, Duck Lake might be your best bet.
If you want to escape the RVs, camp simply and be able to hear the crickets and coyotes at night, consider the Lodgepole Tipi Village, located two miles west of Browning. This site strives to give you a truly authentic Blackfeet camping experience, providing genuine Blackfeet tipis for your stay. Amenities include wood for building a fire inside your tipi, a shower house and a communal lodge where you can socialize with other guests.
