Big Creek Campground

Joy Bartel

Absolute favorite in the North Fork and the hosts Scott and Trish are absolutely fabulous! They really take care of their campgrounds but especially their campers! ❤️

Lexi Tierney

The road to the campground is not paved and REALLY bumpy - they told us there was torrential rain recently that made the road horrendous to drive in but there are 2 ways to get there. Choose the route that only has 2 miles of unpaved road - towards the north fork/polebridge, then towards Columbia falls. Otherwise, the site is very pretty with a creek nearby. All campers were so nice and the camp host, James, who was filling in for the other camp hosts for a week was amazing - coming around frequently and offered us coffee and a hot shower in the morning. Great stay!

chuck mccoy

Big Creek Campground is managed by the USFS, and they do a great job. It's 50% reserved campsites and 50% walk-up campsites. Also, several group sites. The on-site hosts are wonderful, attentive and knowledgeable. The campground lies next to the beautiful North Fork of the Flathead River. It has launching for day use rafting and fishing. Spacious, level sites with gravel pads, good for RVs and tents. A picnic table and fire pit w/grill Available potable water, and multiple clean, well stocked pit-toilets. It's pretty much everything you could want!!!

Jason Lovegrove

This place was out of the way, and you have to drive on some gravel road, which isn't that bad. You end up in this small, quiet, peaceful place. The hosts at the entrance were very nice and informative. We thank you guys for everything. Definitely recommend this place if your the type looking for basically an off grid camping spot. Bring your headlamps/flashlights and don't bother trying to use your devices there is no signal here which is great. A few people had generators. It's roughly half an hour from Apgar, which is where you can grab all you need and have some peaceful lake time on Mckenzie Lake Fabulous place

Benjamin Raff (Child of God)

Absolutely stunning area, with a fairly clear view into Glacier National Park depending on where you look. Be very careful of bears, though; you must keep in mind that you are in the middle of bear country. Also, don't drive too fast in the campground. The dry climate makes it so that driving too quickly causes thick clouds of dust. The camp host, who is very nice and super helpful, recommended that I even drive below the posted speed limit of 10 mph. 5 would be about perfect, if not even slower than that.