Duck Lake Campground

How does Duck Lake Campground stand apart? It offers campers a serene base with wooded seclusion, excellent amenities, and proximity to Glacier National Park's famed wilderness—making it a haven for adventurers, wildlife enthusiasts, and those seeking quiet refuge.

Located just outside the small town of Babb, Montana, on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation, this campground features a mix of tent and RV sites nestled among trees, each equipped with picnic tables and fire rings. RV campers can enjoy full or partial hookups, while tent campers can take advantage of dedicated spaces. Facilities include secure bathrooms, coin laundry, and $5 showers, blending convenience with rustic appeal. A communal bonfire area, a serene pond frequented by waterfowl, and occasional sightings of deer, moose, or birds enhance the connection to nature. On-site amenities like a café and snack bar at the Duck Lake Lodge further heighten the experience.

Only a short drive from the St. Mary Visitor Center and the Many Glacier area of Glacier National Park, the campground is ideally situated for exploring the park’s trails, alpine scenery, and pristine lakes. Its location also provides cultural insights into Blackfeet history, enriching your stay with local heritage alongside the extraordinary natural beauty.