About Us
WE ARE CURRENTLY CLOSED FOR THE SEASON, WE WILL REOPEN LATE FEBRUARY TO EARLY MARCH DEPENDING ON WEATHER. RESERVATIONS CAN STILL BE MADE BY USING THE EMAIL FUNCTION BELOW OR CALLING US AT (406)434-2710.
We purchased Lewis and Clark RV Park in August of 2020. Located in Shelby Montana, we are proud to be your next stop as you travel for business or pleasure. Located 34 miles from the Canadian Border and 72 miles from the east entrance of Glacier National Park. Come see what North Central Montana has to offer. Stay for a night, a week, or a month. We look forward to seeing you.
Stay 6 nights, get the 7th night free
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Our Park
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Road Runner Trail and Lake Shel-Oole
Things to do
Downtown Shelby, Montana
Downtown Shelby, Montana
Downtown Shelby, Montana
Downtown Shelby for Shopping, Restaurants, and Groceries is 1.5 miles
Road Runner Trail
Downtown Shelby, Montana
Downtown Shelby, Montana
Located across the street and next to Lake Shel-Oole, The Roadrunner Recreation Trail is 5.06 miles of paved asphalt with varied degrees of difficulty. Benches and pet stations are available along the rural portion of the trail. In addition, exercise stations and points-of-interest signs are situated throughout the rural portion of the t
Located across the street and next to Lake Shel-Oole, The Roadrunner Recreation Trail is 5.06 miles of paved asphalt with varied degrees of difficulty. Benches and pet stations are available along the rural portion of the trail. In addition, exercise stations and points-of-interest signs are situated throughout the rural portion of the trail. The trail provides wonderful views of the Rocky Mountains and Sweetgrass Hills. It takes you around Lake Shel-oole through the natural grass prairies of northern Montana and provides great exercise; nature viewing; and incredible historical information
Lake Shel-Oole
Downtown Shelby, Montana
Lake Shel-Oole
Located across the street, visitors enjoy fishing in the summer months and ice fishing in the winter. Ice skating, nature trails and hiking around the dam are popular things to do
Hunting
Glacier National Park
Lake Shel-Oole
Hunters Flock to Shelby every year to enjoy the variety of hunting opportunities North Central Montana has to offer. Popular species include Sharp-tail Grouse, Pheasants, Ducks, Geese, Swans, Whitetail deer, Mule Deer, Elk, and even Moose
Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park
The East entrance Glacier National Park is a must see for all that love the outdoors. Located just 72 miles west of us we are in a prime location for those looking for day trips to the park but still avoiding the crowds and overpriced campgrounds next to the park
Fishing
Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park
The area around Shelby offers excellent fishing opportunities.
Fish species abundant in the area include Rainbow Trout, Brook Trout, Shovelnose Sturgeon, Paddlefish, Northern Pike, Walleye Pike, Channel Catfish, Burbot, Perch and Sauger.
The Marias River, south of Shelby offer warm water fishing opportunities, as well as two lakes in the area, Lake Francis and Tiber Reservoir.
Wildlife Viewing
Wildlife Viewing
Wildlife Viewing
The area around Shelby offers provides yearlong habitat for the grizzly bear, black bear, elk, mule deer, white-tailed deer, mountain goat, bighorn sheep, pronghorn antelope, coyotes, gophers, badgers, weasels, and even an occasional moose have been known to frequent the area. In addition variety of upland game birds and water fowl c
The area around Shelby offers provides yearlong habitat for the grizzly bear, black bear, elk, mule deer, white-tailed deer, mountain goat, bighorn sheep, pronghorn antelope, coyotes, gophers, badgers, weasels, and even an occasional moose have been known to frequent the area. In addition variety of upland game birds and water fowl call this area home. Whether you travel west towards the Rocky Mountain front, North towards the sweet grass hills or across the street to the Road Runner Trail you are bound to come across wildlife.