NOTICE: The main boat ramp at Hell Creek State Park is closed due to low water. Boats can be launched at Boy Scout and at the low water ramp near Hell Creek Marina. The low water ramp near the marina is not accessible during wet weather.
About the Park
On the Hell Creek Arm of Fort Peck Lake, this park provides facilities for most water sports, as well as excellent multi-species fishing, including walleye, northern pike, and smallmouth bass. Hell Creek also serves as a launching point for boat camping in the wild and scenic Missouri Breaks.
There are 71 campsites, 44 of which have electrical hookups. The park also offers a comfort station, potable water, playground, trails, fish cleaning station, RV dump station and a group facility you can reserve for special events.
Hell Creek Marina, a private marina offering bait, groceries, gas and other services, is located at Hell Creek State Park. Contact the marina for more information: (406) 557-2345 or email hcm@midrivers.com.
The park is at an elevation of 2,231 feet and encompasses 337-acres.
Activities
Boating
Camping
Fishing
Ice Fishing
Ice Skating
Lake Fishing
Photography
Picnicking
RV Camping
Swimming
Tent Camping
Water Skiing
Wildlife Viewing
Wind Surfing
Amenities
Some amenities are seasonal. Check with the park for availability.
ADA Accessible
Boat Launch
Camp Host
Electricity
Established Fire Pits
Grills/Fire Rings
Parking
Picnic Shelter
Playground
Public Restroom
RV Dump Station
RV Hookups
Shower
Toilets (Flush)
Toilets (Vault)
Trash Removal
Water
Seasons & Hours
Hours listed below are normal operating hours and may not apply when there is a special restriction or closure. Check Alerts and Closures in the tab below.
Park
Open daily all year.
Campgrounds
Camping is available year-round.
Electric
Available year round.
Water
Only available May 15 - October 1.
Comfort Station & Fish Cleaning Stations
Closed for the season.
* Montana residents who pay the $9 state parks fee with their annual vehicle registration have no daily entrance fees to state parks. For residents who don't include this in their vehicle registration, non-resident day use fees apply.
AIS can be easily spread from one waterbody to the other. Anglers, boaters, construction workers, pond owners, gardeners, seaplane pilots, field workers - virtually anyone who works or plays in or around water can unknowingly transport these pests on their boats and equipment. It takes only one mistake to potentially infest a new water body.
Tom Shoush, Hell Creek State Park Manager, graduated from Montana State University with a Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences, Fish & Wildlife Management. Previously, Tom was the Park Ranger at Makoshika State Park for over 19 years, where he gained a wealth of experience in all phases of park management.
CONTACT INFO Mailing Address:
Hell Creek State Park
PO Box 102
Jordan, MT 59337
