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Flathead/Lost Johnny Point
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User Reviews
Marci Sontag
Beautiful campground! If we lived closer, it would be a regular spot for us. Campsites were large with lots of trees for privacy. The lake and views are spectacular. Close to Glacier for day trips.
David Adolphson
5 bucks just to park a car and hang out on the beach for a few minutes every time you visit is a ripoff when there are no picnic tables or garbage cans. The state parks in the Flathead Valley are much better and cost effective.
Michael Crannell
Plenty of FCFS spots, all spots are spaced well and close to the lake. Host couldn’t be nicer.
Bill Cibart
Very nice place to stay everything is blacktop boat ramp close by
Mimi
Really nice, well kept campground. Even the bathrooms smelled nice and we're kept super clean. The camp host was very friendly!
Doug Buehrle
Wild and wolly. Boat landing. And very secluded.
Tatyana Shestak
Very nice place for camping with family! There are sites that a secluded by trees, you can also get more open sites, whatever you like! Fishing , hiking , swimming, boating, what ever you want to do! Very pretty! Just love the place! Were able to get first come spot. Hosts were very nice and respectful. Enjoyed our stay there a lot! Would love to come here again!
Valerie Kuhlken
Lost Johnny Point is one of my favorite campgrounds. It sits on the edge of Hungry Horse Resevoir, has easy water access and deer that frequent the meadow. The campground is small and spaced well so we never heard or saw our neighbors. With the exception of a few kids on bikes and sparatic boat motor, our campsite was filled with the rush of wind blowing through trees, curious chipmunks trying to communicate with our dog and the pleasant chirping of birds. The site has well spaced vault toilets that are well taken care of, water spigots every few sites as well as bear boxes. The majority of campers were in RVs so we didnt have to share our bear box. Wood is sold $6 a bundle or $15 for three and there was plenty of kindling around the site to help get it going. It rained one day and followed by sunshine the next however both nights we were warm in our tent with just a sleeping bag and extra blanket. We also barely saw mosquitos, which is odd near a lake. I dont think we sprayed at all the 2nd day. Favorite sites: 12 also 5, 6 & 8
Amara Smallwood
So beautiful! We camped here because we knew Glacier would be full and we'll be back! Some campsites are close to the water but they were full and we were grateful to get anything! Our spot backed up to a little meadow and there were huckleberries everywhere. The lake is beautiful.