Enjoy swimming, fishing, and boating on the calm waters. We guarantee you will want to stay and explore the 31 acre state park, so why not set up camp in one of the 40 campsites. Conveniently located 14 minutes from the town of Seeley Lake you have quick access to shops, a grocery store, restaurants, and additional recreational opportunities.

Highlights of this State Park

• Bird Hunting
• Boating
• Camping
• Canoeing
• Fishing
• Interpretive Campground Programs
• Kayaking
• Lake Fishing
• Photography
• Picnicking
• RV Camping
• Swimming
• Tent Camping
• Water Skiing
• Wildlife Viewing

Key Access Points to this State Park

Entrance is off of North Placid Lake Road. The day use and Campground entrances are signed.

Driving Directions to Key Access Points

From Seeley Lake, MT 14 min (7.7 mi)

Head south on MT-83 S toward Cedar Ln 4.6 mi, Turn right onto N Placid Lake Rd 0.5 mi, Continue straight onto Placid Creek Rd 2.3 mi, Turn left onto S Placid Lake Rd 75 ft, Turn right onto N Placid Lake Rd 0.3 mi

From Missoula, MT 56 min (51.4 mi)

Take Grand Ave and N 2nd St W to Old U.S. 93 E/N Orange St 51 s (0.2 mi), Take MT-200 E and MT-83 N to N Placid Lake Rd 49 min (48.2 mi),Take Placid Creek Rd to N Placid Lake Rd 7 min (3.1 mi)

STOP AQUATIC INVASIVE HITCHHIKER QUICK LINKS Montana: Watercraft Inspections Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes: Csktnomussels Glacier National Park: Nps Crown Managers: Aquatic Invasive Species

RECREATING IN BEAR COUNTRY While a bear sighting is not always guaranteed you should be prepared in case of an encounter. The Crown of the Continent region is ideal bear habitat and supports a healthy population of both black and grizzly bears. Always carry bear spray with you, never feed wildlife, know your bears, keep a safe distance, and properly store attractants.

• Storing Food & Attractants
• Additional bear safety information: Forest Service & MT FWP

FISHING

• Fishing license is required on Montana managed waters.