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Lolo/River Point
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Amy Zmolik
Level sites close to the water and good swimming; well kept and friendly hosts. Close to town amenities. Easy access. Plenty of firewood lying around.
Paula Johnson
Seeley lake area is so beautiful! Nice campground. Picnic tables and fire pits.
Bulent Tezcan
Location wise, very nice. The host was great. They offered me a camp site, someone left earlier, and didn't charge twice. Thank you. The crowd is expected to be loud with their dogs and noisy speedboats.
Disabled in the Wild
River Point Campground has a free day use area on Seeley Lake, featuring a beach, swimming area, picnic tables, and beautiful views of the Swan Mountain range. Accessibility info and site description: Follow the signs past the campground, straight to the free day use area. There is a large paved parking lot with no disabled parking, and two accessible restrooms at the center. Head toward the lake through a wooded area about 100 feet to the swimming beach. There is a gradual slope down to the water's edge, and a beautiful view of the mountains. To find the picnic tables, take the path to the right of the beach through the woods about 100 feet, or about 200 feet to the left of the beach where there is another three picnic tables and a circle of benches surrounding a campfire. The paths through the woods are mostly flat, covered in pine needles, with some branches, pinecones, and soft spots. There are many campgrounds around Seeley Lake, but very few day use areas, so I was excited when I heard about this site. It's a short distance from the parking lot to the small beach and offers beautiful views of the Swan Mountain range. The picnic tables are spread out throughout the woods which provides a little space between other visitors. I visited on a cold day in May, so there weren't many other people there at the time, but according to a recreation website, this site gets heavy use all year round. Also note: there was a sign at the swimming beach warning of blue green algae blooms, so be mindful of checking the reports before visiting and checking the water before going in, especially later in the summer and in the fall.
Connie Macy
Beautiful but unfortunately too smokey. Lots to do, near a cool ghost town.