Larry Creek Group Campground

What if a place could seamlessly blend accessibility with outdoor adventure, offering both a tranquil retreat and exhilarating activities? Larry Creek Group Campground in the stunning Bitterroot National Forest does just that, providing an ideal setting for group gatherings with its scenic surroundings, robust recreational offerings, and thoughtfully designed facilities.

This campground, located within the Bass Creek Recreation Area near Stevensville, Montana, features a single group site accommodating up to 75 people. The site includes amenities such as a picnic shelter, fire circle, grills, and accessible vault toilets, but it lacks water hookups, so campers should come prepared. The area is rich with opportunities for fishing, hiking, mountain biking, and even wildlife viewing. Nearby trails include a half-mile interpretive nature trail and the 9-mile Bass Creek Trail, renowned for its picturesque overlooks and serene fishing spots.

Situated just a short drive from the Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge and Stevensville, the campground offers easy access to additional outdoor activities like birdwatching and environmental education. Encircled by pine, spruce, and fir trees, and frequently visited by wildlife such as elk and deer, this destination promises an authentic Montana wilderness experience with modern group camping conveniences.