Whitefish Lake State Park

The beach and dog beach are great. Very shallow for a long distance with minimum waves and traffic(except boats getting off the dock, but weekday in summer was not that bad.honestly), though parking is very limited. The only distraction is loud train going pretty often. You have to pay $8 state park entry fee, but for us it was definitely worth it and we went for 3 days in a row. Our fluff gives 12/10!

Wonderful state park! Nice beach, great facilities, clean. I utilized their hiker/biker site on a cross country bicycle trip. It was very affordable, and had accommodations for multiple travelers. Best version of that type of site id encountered.

Easy boat launch rather than using city beach. Ben was really friendly during the boat inspection.

Incredibly well kept park that when we attended was very quiet. The lone staff member we encountered was more than friendly and have advice on what to do or see here when we brought our dogs. The lake was one of the more beautiful lakes we saw on our entire trip in Montana. I can absolutely see it being a mad house during the summer with campers and boaters. Came during early fall and only saw 8 other people, no other dogs There is a small "dog only" beach area that is right next to the human only beach. So during a busy peak time I could see that getting a bit problematic. But we were very happy to come here. Be advised that there is a $8 day use fee.

Deann and Jeff the camp entrance attendants were amazing..The train can be a little much if your close too tracks. If possible make your reservation further away. The restrooms were clean, hot showers after a day on the lake is fantastic .Thank again we will return

My family (wife and son) tent camped here in late June. The park is on the small side for a state park, but the location is very pretty. The bathrooms are modern and clean, the lady at the entry booth was friendly and helpful, and the camping areas are generously sized. We arrived early and set up camp, then left for several hours to tour Glacier NP. We returned after dark and settled in. It was only a few minutes later that we realized the park is near a very active train line. Trains ran almost all night long. And they were loud! If you stay here, make sure you are prepared. Forget the bear spray; buy ear plugs!

If you value sleep it is best to pass on this campground, the train tracks are right next to this place! We stayed on the opposite side of the campground from the tracks and still barely slept due to noise! Nice for a day area but not to sleep unless you are in an RV or Travel trailer and are a heavy sleeper

We pulled in to find out about Whitefish Lake State Park and was greeted by Carmen at the entrance booth. She was extremely welcoming, friendly and informative! She allowed us to take a look at the lake and campgrounds. The park looked well managed and the lake access beautiful. Carmen's enthusiasm and customer care left us with an uplift to our day and made us feel this state park is worth returning to.