Lindbergh Lake Campground, near Flathead National Forest, is a fantastic spot for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle. This free campground offers a mix of tent and RV sites, with a laid-back vibe that many campers appreciate.

The campground features two loops, one right by the lake, perfect for kayaking or paddle boarding. Visitors have mentioned that while there’s no designated beach, the boat launch provides easy access to the water. As one camper noted, “Bring your kayak or paddle board,” because the lake is a beautiful spot to spend your day.

Amenities are pretty basic, with toilets available and bear boxes scattered throughout for your safety. Campers should be prepared to pack out their trash, as there are no trash services on-site. Some folks have pointed out that the sites can vary in size and terrain, so it’s a good idea to check out a few before settling in. 

If you’re planning to visit during peak times, be aware that it can get busy. Many campers have shared that they arrived early to snag a spot, especially on weekends. The surrounding nature is stunning, and you might even catch a glimpse of wildlife, as one reviewer mentioned seeing two large bucks during their stay. 

Whether you’re here for a weekend getaway or a longer stay, Lindbergh Lake Campground offers a peaceful retreat with plenty of opportunities for outdoor fun.

Lindbergh Lake Campground has 11 designated campsites. Restrooms, fire rings, and food storage boxes are available. Drinking water is not provided; please bring your own source of water. This campground is wheelchair accessible. Fishing, swimming, and boating may be enjoyed on the lake. The maximum recommended trailer length for this area is 20 feet. Please pack out what you pack in-- no trash service is provided. There is a trail from the campground which leads part of the way around the west side of the lake.

Lindbergh Lake Campground

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We camped here three nights over Memorial Day weekend. It was moderately busy but had no problem getting a spot on the upper loop. The lower loop is more desirable as it is lakeside is where the only outhouse is. Bring your boat... Lindburg Lake is beautiful.

Get away from the crowds

Free, close to lake quite campground. The bathroom ran out of TP but what do you expect to get for free? I’ll be back with my own TP

Nice free campground

This is a free campsite, we stayed on the lake loop, There is water available. Very busy place. One group of people would leave and there would be someone in the site within an hour or two. There is a loop a little before the lake which is wooded. We were there for July 4 weekend and were told to be ready for an amazing display of fireworks and they were right! Lasted about 2 hours - private fireworks but were beautiful. Husband kayaked and larger boats were in the water. For being as busy as it was the nights were quiet.

Pretty Spot

There are two loops to this campground- one is on the lake and the other is a bit further up the road. We stayed at the "additional sites " loop and it was walkable to the lake, even with kids. 

There is not a beach here, but a boat launch. Lots kayaks and paddle boards. 

There are a few bear boxes throughout the campground and a toilet. 

NO TRASH. 
You must pack out your trash so be prepared. 

Site vary in size and terrain.  Our site had a rock fire ring. Others had a metal fire pits. There are no tables. 

It was a little primitive, but if that's what your looking for this is the place. 

This campground is first come for spots, no reservations and it's free so there is definitely higher demand.  We arrived on a Thursday and got the last available spot.  Several cars later in the day circled around looking for spots. 

There were also a few spots "occupied" with a trailer and chairs, but no one at the site during the 2 days we were there.  I suspect they claimed spots in anticipation of the weekend. Not cool if you ask me, but I guess that is to be expected in a remote campground with no supervision. 

Lots of mosquitos morning and evening. 

Two large bucks walked through in the morning, so be aware of wildlife. 






Bring your kayak or paddle board 

Small campsites depending on the one you get, but they are spaced out from each other unlike other sites in the area. Also has a trail to a small beach to relax by.

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