Introduction
Jagged mountains, dense forests, placid water and big sky meet at Logan State Park, located in scenic northwestern Montana. For those exploring some of the region’s many spectacular parks and landmarks (Glacier National Park, Kootenai National Forest, Lolo National Forest, Flathead Lake and more) Logan State Park, located off of Montana Highway 2 in between the large towns of Libby and Kalispell, makes an excellent stopover spot. But Logan is also a destination in its own right. Situated on the shores of the 3,000 acre Middle-Thompson Lake, visitors to the park have easy access to boating, swimming and world-class fishing. Towering Douglass fir, Ponderosa pine and western larch surround the campsite and blanket the surrounding hills and mountains.
Hikers and bikers can enjoy a peaceful stopover at Logan, or they can use it as a base from which to explore nearby Lolo and Kootenai National Forests, which are replete with miles of scenic mountain trails. Wildlife watchers will have the chance to spot bear, moose, deer, elk, osprey, bald eagles, loons, great horned owls and much, much more. Stargazing is also magnificent in this corner of the country.
Logan State Park boasts 37 RV-suitable sites, most of which are reservable and have electric hookups. Summers can get busy, so make sure to hold your spot if you think you’ll be traveling through.
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