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Double Falls Campground

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Double Falls Campground sits along Ford Creek in Lewis & Clark National Forest, a few hundred yards below a waterfall that draws visitors even when they skip the campsites themselves. Road conditions are the most important factor here: the internal campground roads become muddy and difficult when wet, making dry-weather visits strongly advisable. No water is available on-site, and the campground operates on a pack-in, pack-out basis. There is no fee. Toilets are provided. With up to four sites, a picnic table, and a fire ring, this spot works best for self-sufficient campers with high-clearance vehicles who want a free overnight stop near Wood Lake and other campgrounds near Augusta.

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Map & DirectionsDouble Falls Campground is located in Montana near Augusta

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47.40712692 N
112.7218713 W

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Reviewed Oct. 29, 2018

Avoid when wet - Great water fall

This campground sits along Ford Creek a few hundred yards below Double Fall, a very nice water fall worth the stop for sure. Be warned if it is wet I would pass by this campground, park up near an area by the road to visit the water fall. When wet things get muddy, and the roads in the campground get bad. We were able to drive down to one site, but had some difficulty getting back up to the main road. The site we stopped at had the picnic table and fire ring about 50 feet apart from each other. We were able to walk down to a second site, but didn't dare drive to it due to the mud. The site has a vault toilet. We believe the listed 3rd and 4th campsites are past the outhouse but didn't want to risk mud bogging in a mini van to check them out. After visiting the water fall we drove six miles down the road to the next campground. Their is no fee for this campground. This is a pack-in, Pack-out site with no water.

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  • Review photo of Double Falls Campground by Dexter I., October 29, 2018
  • Review photo of Double Falls Campground by Dexter I., October 29, 2018
  • Review photo of Double Falls Campground by Dexter I., October 29, 2018
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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Double Falls Campground located in Montana?

Double Falls Campground is located along Ford Creek in Montana, situated in the Lewis and Clark National Forest. The campground is positioned a few hundred yards below the Double Fall waterfall, making it a convenient base for visitors wanting to explore this natural attraction. It's in a rural area that provides access to outdoor recreation while being relatively close to smaller Montana towns. The area is characterized by typical Montana mountain terrain with nearby creeks and waterfalls.

How far is Double Falls Campground from Augusta and Great Falls, Montana?

Double Falls Campground is located near Augusta, Montana, making it a convenient camping option for those exploring this area. While exact mileage isn't specified, the campground serves as a good base for visitors to Augusta who want to experience the outdoors. Great Falls is farther away but still accessible for day trips. If you're planning to use the campground as a base for exploring both towns, consider that driving times may vary based on road conditions, particularly after rain when the access roads can become muddy and more difficult to navigate.

What hiking trails and waterfalls can be visited near Double Falls Campground?

The main attraction near Double Falls Campground is Double Fall itself, a scenic waterfall located just a few hundred yards from the campground. This waterfall is definitely worth visiting during your stay. For those who prefer not to navigate potentially muddy campground roads in wet conditions, there's a parking area near the road that provides access to view the waterfall. The surrounding Lewis and Clark National Forest likely offers additional hiking opportunities, though specific trail information should be verified with forest service officials before your trip.

What amenities are available at Double Falls Campground?

Double Falls Campground offers basic amenities typical of a rustic forest service campground. The site is situated along Ford Creek, providing campers with access to water. Road conditions can be challenging during wet weather when the campground becomes muddy, so high-clearance vehicles are recommended during these periods. The campground is relatively primitive, so visitors should be prepared to bring their own water and supplies. Be sure to check with the Lewis and Clark National Forest for current facility information before your visit.

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