Placid Lake Campground, categorized under Campgrounds & RV Parks, is located at 5001 N Placid Lake Rd, Seeley Lake, MT 59868. For inquiries, please contact them at (406) 677-6804 or +1 406-677-6804.
This campground offers a wide range of recreational activities and amenities, making it a popular destination for families and outdoor enthusiasts:
However, visitors should be prepared for:
Placid Lake Campground is praised for its family-friendly environment, diverse recreational activities, and accessible facilities. The clear and warm lake water, along with the numerous amenities, makes it a highly recommended camping destination. The campground's layout is easy to navigate, and the abundance of trees provides ample shade. The accessible campsites and paved paths make it inclusive for all visitors.
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom
RV camping
RV electric hookup
Hiking
Barbecue grill
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Public shower
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Best place to spend time swimming, boating, kayaking, paddle boarding, canoeing, jet skiing, camping, and enjoying outdoor activities. Easy to get to. Lots of camp sites. Day use area as well for someone wanting to come for the day only. Bathrooms and showers located at the entrance. Some portable bathrooms located around camp. Great camp hosts. Ice for purchase at 3$ a bag. Firewood area close to bathrooms, and money exchange kiosk located at main bathroom. Beach area is wonderful for kids. Water trampoline hooked up for anyone to use. Water isn't super deep so kids can play pretty far in the water. Roped off area for safety. Lots of boat slips about 16. You can reserve one ahead of time. The water is clear and warm when the weather gets hot. There are lots of horse flies and mosquitos. Be prepared with spray. They bite all times of the day. Easy to get around the camp. Lots of trees for shade. You can hang hammocks and ropes for drying clothes and towels. You can even hike up the road and find huckleberries and enjoy the beautiful sunsets at night with lots of clear areas to star gaze as well. This place is just wonderful. I Highly recommend trying it out. But don't tell everyone. It's a great small piece of Montana that not everyone needs to know about.😉
I visited the campground by accident when I was looking for the day use area and stumbled on these two accessible campsites. I didn't camp here but I wanted to pass along the info! Both accessible campsites were close to the lake, with paved paths to a picnic table, fire ring, and barbecue. There's also a paved path down to the boat docks, and up to the restrooms and shower facilities.
The campground was clean and the vault toilet was well kept. October is a good time to be there. Quite hardly anyone there. Kayaker on lake with only one motorboat on it. Electricity was available at the campsites. Perfect time.
Nice place, 10min into the forest nice lake, campgrounds with and without electricity but only found 1 water post and restroom
Peaceful, quiet, clean...my favorite camping area.
It was great, lake is clear and water great for swimming and kayaking. .
Easily accessible to put your boat in. Beautiful views!