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Duck Lake Campground

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Duck Lake Campground sits on tribal lands near Babb, offering 19 rustic sites with direct lakeside access. Four sites include electric hookups, though none provide water or sewer connections. A dump station serves RVs needing waste disposal.

The campground features both standard and drive-through sites, with portable toilets distributed along the camping lane and one ADA pit toilet near the office. Campers should bring leveling boards, as sites may require adjustment on uneven ground. Maneuvering large RV combinations can prove challenging outside the electric hookup sites. Rates start at $30 for unimproved sites, with online reservations available. The location provides convenient access to explore campgrounds around Babb and serves as a base for visiting nearby Glacier National Park.

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Map & DirectionsDuck Lake Campground is located in Montana near Babb

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Private Campground

Coordinates

48.862143042597566 N
113.32580318045643 W

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Access

  • Drive-In
    Park next to your site

Site Types

  • Tent Sites
  • RV Sites
  • Standard (Tent/RV)
  • Cabins

Features

For Campers

  • Reservable
  • Electric Hookups
  • Pets

For Vehicles

  • Sanitary Dump
  • 30 Amp Hookups
  • 50 Amp Hookups

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3 Reviews

Reviewed Jul. 31, 2026

Overall an ok stay

This place was extremely buggy and idk about who runs it cause I never saw any staff. My gf booked on Hipcamp and never got a response but we showed up anyway and I reserved a spot on their website when I got there. Site 1B idk where it was cause they had spots on the lake labeled 1-20 then at the entrance 3 cement pads with no markings at all. The site labeled 1 had a camper van in it so I take it the ones by the lake are A sites? On the website they had A and B labeled sites but I saw no A’s or B marking on any of the sites. I just took one of the pads for the night with electric by the entrance there was a dude already on the closest one which if those are the B sites when I reserved they showed 3 B sites available so I don’t even know if those are the B sites or if he had reserved. No one bothered me at all through the night or in the morning I did pay online and all and didn’t check the office before I left to see if anyone was even there. Also on the white board at the office the last written date was 6/26 so it seemed like no one staffed the grounds for 2 days. Bathroom was alright typical pit toilet. Aside from have the motorhome swarmed with mosquitos I slept well. Good view of glacier mountains in the distance.

Sitereserved 1B but idk if that’s what I was in
Month of VisitJuly
Reviewed Nov. 20, 2025

Lake Side Camp near Glacier NP

Drive-in camp sites with easy check-in.  Beautiful lake view and great proximity to Glacier NP!!  I was able to book in advance online.  Porta-potties for bathroom option.

Month of VisitSeptember
  • Review photo of Duck Lake Campground by Cora M., November 20, 2025
Reviewed Sep. 26, 2025

Quiet & Cozy

19 Rustic campsites— some drive-thru— & a couple cabins. 4 sites have elec hook-ups, none have water or waste; but all have lakeside access. Clean Port-a-potties sprinkled along the lane of campsites & a single ADA pit toilet near office. Turning around could be challenging for a truck-trailer combo if not in one of the sites w/ elec. Bring leveling boards (or improvise w/ rocks like we did). $30 for unimproved site; booked online (but host had not received reservation).

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Month of VisitSeptember
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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Duck Lake Campground located in Montana?

Duck Lake Campground is located along the shoreline of Duck Lake in Montana. The campground offers lakeside access with rustic campsites situated along the lake. While the exact town or county isn't specified, it's a waterfront camping destination featuring natural surroundings. For precise directions, it's advisable to contact the campground directly or check with the managing agency before planning your trip.

What amenities and facilities are available at Duck Lake RV Resort?

Duck Lake RV Resort features 19 rustic campsites, including some drive-through sites and a couple of cabins. Four sites offer electrical hookups, though none have water or waste connections. The campground provides clean portable toilets throughout the camping area and a single ADA-accessible pit toilet near the office. All sites include lakeside access. The layout may present challenges for larger rigs when turning around, particularly for truck and trailer combinations.

What do visitors say about Duck Lake RV Resort in their reviews?

Visitors to Duck Lake RV Resort appreciate the lakeside access available at all campsites. The campground is described as rustic with a mix of standard and drive-through sites. Guests note the cleanliness of the portable toilets and the presence of an ADA-accessible pit toilet. Some mention potential challenges with turning around larger vehicles, particularly truck and trailer combinations. The resort also offers a few cabin options for those seeking alternative accommodations to traditional camping.