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Rugged adventurers and nature enthusiasts love Hill County Beaver Creek Park for its massive 10,000 acres in the Bears Paw Mountains. Campers reach the park 10 miles south of Havre on Highway 234, close to town amenities. Over 100 rustic sites await on a first-come, first-served basis, with an RV dump and potable water fills.
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Write a ReviewNo, Hill County Beaver Creek Park does not offer full hookups. Rustic campgrounds lack electric, water, or sewer connections at sites. Campers use the RV dump station at mile marker 18 and potable water fill stations near the park office. Plan for dry camping or boondocking.
Yes, Hill County Beaver Creek Park welcomes pets. No breed or size restrictions appear in park rules. Keep dogs leashed during hikes, fishing, and wildlife viewing to protect the 10,000-acre natural area. Clean up after pets to preserve the grounds.
Call for camping rates, as they vary. A Park Permit covers all entry and use, required year-round. Most of the 100-plus rustic sites operate first-come first-served with no reservations; book larger group sites ahead.
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