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Outdoor adventurers and families suit Beaver Creek Park best for its sprawling 10,000 acres, the largest county park in the United States. The park nestles in the Bears Paw Mountains, 10 miles south of Havre, Montana. Campers pick from over 100 rustic sites on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Write a ReviewNo, Beaver Creek Park lacks full hookups. Rustic campsites skip electric, water, and sewer connections at individual spots. Use the RV dump station at mile marker 18 and potable water stations near the park office instead. A park permit covers entry for all activities.
Yes, Beaver Creek Park allows pets. Keep them leashed to safeguard wildlife and respect other visitors. No data shows breed or size limits, dog parks, or special pet amenities. Clean up waste and follow county park rules during hikes, camping, and picnics.
Call for camping rates, as they vary by site and season. A required park permit grants access for all uses; buy it online. Most of the 100 sites fill first-come first-served, but reserve group areas ahead. Potable water and dump station add convenience.
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