Seeley Lake Lolo Campground (MT) — Lolo National Forest

The campsites are big and spacious. Even though the sites are open, they still feel private thanks to the natural layout and surrounding trees. The lake is incredibly clear and beautiful. One of the highlights of our stay was the stunning sunrise over the water—waking up to those colors reflecting off the lake was absolutely breathtaking. There was only a few campers when we were there. Warning: there are bears in the area. We didn't see any, but saw some evidence of them.

Nice camp sites pipes broken no water at sites or bath rooms

The colors of the tamaracks are amazing in the fall! It is worth a trip. Great hikes in the area- up to Morrel Falls is nice. Campsite has paved roads, the lake is beautiful, and there is running water. Good place to stay!

We’ve never had a hard time getting a spot here. It’s great for families. Kids love running around and swimming here. Quiet.

Nice spacious sites, bear proof garbage cans, vault toilets and potable water available. Great beaches, one is good for shade and other has awesome sand for kids.

This is a popular area along the Swan River Valley scenic drive. It is also near Girard Grove, home of Gus, the largest larch tree in the US. There are many trails, some leading you to this grove on Boy Scout Road.

We were there in mid-September and and there were two camp hosts. Camping fee is $10 plus $5 for extra vehicle. Our site was near Seeley Lake but the smoke made the lake hazy. Our site #21 had lots of room to stretch out. We saw trailers there so there is room for large RVs. It is a very scenic facility and there are large pines everywhere.

We loved this campground! It was very well kept and close to the town of Seeley Lake which we liked. The campground was very quiet and the beach area was nice and relaxing. We have a family of 5 so Hauling or 5th wheel around the camp ground was a little tight but we managed. The only thing we didn't like was there were a ton of mosquitos when we went! :(

Te lake is beautiful and the sites are really close to the lake. Better privacy than is typical. Pets allowed and the store is close.

this camp is cool close to town and plenty to do. law enforcement patrols daily. and has tables and fire rings at all sites

Beautiful national forest primitive sites with modern but basic amenities. Each is large and private. Camp sites are wooded and aren’t really along the lake but the views are still very nice. A lot of people were using the lake for fishing. Seemed like there were a lot of locals here, got some great trail and restaurant recommendations.

The camp site was beautiful and clean. Excellent tree coverage to protect us from the rain.

This campground was beautiful! So clean and well kept! The lake is warm and the community is so welcoming!

America''s Next Top Llamas are having a blast at Seeley Lake Campground

Small town great fishing, seriously what's not to love. Great camping all through this valley and tons of lakes to fish and play on/in. I love this area, dream retirement local.

Very nice campground. Beautiful area and the people are very nice in the surrounding area

I would recommend this place to anyone who asks. The campgrounds are well maintained and the paths in the area are really great. The lake is beautiful and there is wildlife everywhere you look!

Great campsite with many spots available for both tents and RVs, lake is gentle enough for swimming and boating, nice walk around the campsites, bathrooms and water pumps available. Won't forget waking up to a hot tent with the crows talking in the morning, adds to the experience :) the scenery is very beautiful!

Seeley is where Montanans go on vacation. It's relaxing, it's nature, there's a cute little town, there's an occasional brewfest, there's a lake, there's a lot of trees. The road to Seeley allegedly has the most deer caused wrecks in the state, so it's good to be careful while driving.