Petty Creek FAS

Petty Creek FAS is a designated fishing access site rather than a true dispersed camping area, which means specific rules apply. The site has basic regulations consistent with Montana Fishing Access Sites, including pack-in/pack-out trash policies. As a roadside stop used primarily for breaking up long journeys, extended stays may not be permitted. For current and complete regulations, check with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks before your visit.

Petty Creek FAS (Fishing Access Site) is located in western Montana, conveniently situated near Interstate 90. The site serves as a practical stopping point for travelers making long journeys through the area. Its proximity to the interstate makes it easily accessible, though this does mean some highway noise is audible, particularly from the eastbound lane, though traffic typically lightens at night.

Yes, fishing is available at Petty Creek FAS - it's primarily a fishing access site, as the name suggests. The creek provides access to fishing opportunities, though specific fish species and seasonal conditions vary. For best results, bring appropriate fishing gear and check current Montana fishing regulations, including license requirements and any seasonal restrictions before your visit.