Beaver Creek Park
Beaver Creek Park is a part of a unique area in northcentral Montana plains country, the Bears Paw Mountains. The park is a 10,000-acre strip along the north slopes of the Bears Paw Mountains, about one mile wide; 17 miles long and is one of the largest county parks in the nation.
Within this Natural Recreation Area are rolling grasslands, pine woods, aspen and cottonwood groves, rocky cliffs and cold rushing streams. There are 2 lakes for fishing opportunities, camping is available and wildlife abound. Beaver Creek Park now offers the Bear Paw Nature Trail a 3.5 mile trail with "bear paw" markers which when used in conjunction with the "Bear Paw Nature Trail" GPS brochure and interpretive panels highlights the flora, fauna and history of the area.
Area Activities
- fishing
- running
- rv camping
- camping
- climbing
- cross-country skiing
- fly fishing
- stream fishing
- tent camping
- walking
- wildlife viewing
- group camping
- hiking
- horseshoes
- ice fishing
- lake fishing
- picnicking
- snowmobiling
- bird watching
- boating
- trails
Services And Amenities
- dump
- pets allowed
- rv dump station
- toilets
- trail
- water
- boat launch
- established fire pits
- gift shop
- maps
- trash removal
- campsite
Driving Directions
Beaver Creek Park is located 20 miles south of Havre on Highway 234 on Beaver Creek Road.
Payment And Reservation Information
- Payment Methods
- cash
- personal check (in state)
- personal check (out of state)
- travelers checks
- Reservations
- group reservations required
- reservations accepted
- walk-ins welcome
Season / Hours Of Operation
