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Lake lovers and Glacier National Park explorers find a quiet base at Duck Lake Campground. The park sits on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation in Babb, Montana, minutes from the St. Marys entrance and the Canadian border. Electric sites start at $50 per night, with cabins available for $100.
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Write a ReviewDuck Lake Campground offers electric hookups but lacks confirmed full hookups with water and sewer. Electric sites provide 30-amp and 50-amp service for $50 per night. A dump station handles waste needs. Water and sewer details remain unconfirmed, so plan for partial hookups.
Yes, Duck Lake Campground welcomes pets with limits. Keep pets on a leash no longer than six feet, pick up waste, and never leave them unattended during activities. Up to two pets come with the base rate; extras cost $3 each. Certain aggressive breeds face restrictions, and noisy pets must leave.
Rates range from $30 to $100 per night. Primitive sites cost $30, electric 30/50-amp sites $50, group sites start at $80, and cabins run $100. Base includes two adults, two kids, two pets, one vehicle; extras add $3-$10. Book online reservations ahead for peak season.
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