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Little Therriault Lake
The Little Therriault Lake campground is located 12.5 air miles from Fortine. The campground has 6 sites with tables and fire rings and able to accommodate up to a 32' rv. Amenities include potable water, vault toilets, food storage boxes and an undeveloped boat access (pack boats).
At a Glance
| Operational Hours: | The campground is managed from June 29th through Labor Day, but is available all year to visitors. Access is dependent upon weather conditions. |
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| Reservations: | All sites are on a first come; first serve basis. |
| Fees: |
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| Open Season: | June |
| Best Season: | Summer |
| Restrictions: | Pets are welcome, but must be leashed. 14 day stay limit on all National Forest System Lands. Lighting of fireworks is not allowed on National Forest System Lands. |
| Closest Towns: | Eureka, Montana |
| Water: | Potable water/Hand pump |
| Restroom: | Vault toilets |
| Operated By: | Forest Service |
| Information Center: | Directions: From fortine follow Hwy 93 northeast approximately 3 miles (mp 169.34) and turn right onto Grave Creek road 114. Follow road 114 for 14 miles to the junction with Therriault Lakes road 319. Continue north on road 319 for 14 miles to the Y. Turn right onto Bluebird Creek road 7085 and follow for approximately 0.71 miles to the campground entrance. Dump facilities, laundry, showers, gas, ice and store are located in Eureka. |
Activities
Campground Camping
Lake and Pond Fishing
Little Therriault Lake is 28 acres in size with an average depth of 11 feet. The shoreline is 0.83 miles in length.
Visit Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks web site for fishing regulations.
Boating - Motorized
Little Therriault Lake is 28.1 acres in size. Therefore limiting it to a no-wake lake.
Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks regulate all watercraft operating on public lakes and reservoirs that are 35 acres or fewer are limited to a no-wake speed.
Related Information
Highlights
- Be Bear Aware!
Montana is bear country! Learn about bears and safe practices while visiting the Kootenai - Food Storage Order
A food storage order signed in 2022 requires food storage practice across the Forest to reduce the potential for human-wildlife encounters - Know Before You Go
Regardless of the activity, always be prepared! Stay informed of current conditions and follow safe practices when enjoying your National Forests
- Leave No Trace
Visitors are asked to practice Leave No Trace principles while on the Kootenai National Forests to help maintain this abundant ecosystem and sustainable recreation.
- Weed Free Forage
It is a violation of rule (FS) and law (State of Montana) to utilize forage or mulch materials that contain the seeds of noxious weeds
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