About Montana State Parks

Montana State Parks highlight Big Sky Country with vast plains, towering peaks, and rich history.

Montana’s state parks celebrate the grandeur of Big Sky Country, offering sweeping vistas, rugged mountains, and serene plains. Flathead Lake State Park, situated on the largest natural freshwater lake in the western U.S., provides opportunities for boating, fishing, and camping amid breathtaking scenery. Giant Springs State Park, one of the country’s largest freshwater springs, offers hiking trails and the scenic beauty of the Missouri River.

Beyond their natural splendor, Montana’s state parks are steeped in history and culture. Bannack State Park, a preserved ghost town, transports visitors back to the days of the gold rush with its well-maintained historic structures. First Peoples Buffalo Jump State Park highlights the region’s Native American heritage, featuring one of the largest bison jump sites in North America. Whether drawn by history or natural beauty, Montana’s state parks offer unforgettable experiences in the heart of the American West.