Clubhouse Lake

Clubhouse Lake Campground operates under a mixed reservation system. During the summer season, campsites are reservable, particularly in the North loop which has more reservable sites. However, during the fall season, the campground switches to a first-come, first-served system. The South loop tends to be quieter and further from the beach area, offering more seclusion for those who prefer to distance themselves from family activity near the swimming area.

Clubhouse Lake Campground is a rustic Forest Service campground with basic amenities. The campground features a small swimming beach ideal for children, a fishing pier, and spacious campsites that can accommodate large tents and screen tents. The campground is divided into North and South loops, with the North loop being closer to the beach area. This is a dry campground without electrical hookups, running water, or shower facilities. There's good fishing available directly from the pier, making it perfect for teaching children to fish.

From Bigfork, MN, Clubhouse Lake Campground is accessible by taking forest roads toward Marcell. The campground is located near Marcell, which serves as a convenient reference point and supply stop. The roads to the campground are typical forest service roads, so prepare accordingly, especially if traveling in inclement weather. There's no cell service at the campground, so download directions beforehand. Marcell is close enough to visit for any forgotten supplies, making it a good waypoint in your journey from Bigfork.

Photos of Clubhouse Lake Campground are available through various camping websites and the U.S. Forest Service website. These images typically showcase the campground's natural setting, the small swimming beach, fishing pier, and campsite layouts. For the most current and comprehensive photo gallery, check the official Forest Service page for Clubhouse Lake or popular camping platforms where users share their experiences. Contact the local ranger district for official images if needed.