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Sluice Boxes State Park Campground

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Sluice Boxes State Park Campground is located near Belt, Montana, featuring rugged terrain with cliffs and a river. Temperatures range from lows in the 20s Fahrenheit during winter to highs in the 80s during summer. Nearby attractions include hiking trails and the scenic Belt Creek, offering opportunities for fishing and exploration.

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Location

Sluice Boxes State Park Campground is located in Montana

Directions

From Belt, Sluice Boxes State Park is located 15 miles south on U.S. Highway 89, then 1/2 mile west on county road. Signs off of Highway 89 will direct you to the Riceville Bridge trailhead, the only developed access point for the Sluice Boxes.

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38 Evans Riceville Rd
Belt, MT 59412

Coordinates

47.21250496 N
110.93544297 W

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Belt Creek on Hughesville Road

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Many Pines Campground

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37 min from Great Falls
1 hr 49 min from Helena
2 hrs 20 min from Bozeman
3 hrs 5 min from Missoula

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Walk-In
Park in a lot, walk to your site.
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Backcountry sites.

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Chloe B.

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Reviewed Jun. 6, 2025

Perfect

My husband and I started hiking up here long before we ever camped. We found out just this year you could camp into the park and we love it. It's so quiet and peaceful and the views are amazing. There is a ton of spots to camp at as long as you walk off the tail a ways you won't even notice hikers during the day nor will they notice you. If your up for hauling in your stuff and back out and don't mind not having access to a bathroom or a fire pit and as we did sleeping under the stars it's a perfect place to try

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