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Grizzly Base Camp

Grizzly Base Camp is the launch off point to your high adventure experience in Northwest Montana. Northwest Montana offers a wide variety of high adventure opportunities. You can hike Glacier National Park, explore the backcountry of Jewel Basin and Bob Marshall Wilderness areas, and whitewater raft the middle fork of the Flathead River. There are endless opportunities for adventure.

Grizzly Base Camp is available for the exclusive use of Boy Scouts of America members and units. 

Take in stunning vistas of the Rocky Mountains and Continental Divide. No matter how you like to adventure, you can plan your trip based on your interest and time.

Grizzly Base is located 40 miles south of the renowned Glacier National Park and five miles north of Flathead Lake, the largest freshwater lake west of the continental divide. The elevation of Grizzly Base is 3500 feet in elevation and is nestled at the base of the Rocky Mountains. Wildlife abounds from the bighorn sheep, mountain goats, deer, wild turkeys, and the possibility of seeing a moose or grizzly bear.

The camp has many amenities from rustic cabins and campsites, full-service dining hall and kitchen, plus men and women shower facilities.

Whether you are flying into Glacier International Airport, coming by Amtrak, or driving the access to the last best adventure is easy.

Directions to Camp

From Kalispell proceed south on Montana Hwy 35 through Creston. After passing Hwy marker #38 turn left on LaBrant Rd and proceed for 1.5 miles. Turn on to the camp road and drive for 400 feet to the camp entrance. Turn left just past the entrance sign and continue to the dining hall. (Note: Do not exceed 10 miles per hour)

From Bigfork proceed north on Montana Hwy 35. After passing Hwy marker #37 turn right on LaBrant Rd and proceed for 1.5 miles. Turn on to the camp road and drive 400 feet to the camp entrance. Turn left just past the entrance sign and continue to the dining hall. (Note: Do not exceed 10 miles per hour)

680 Labrant Rd
Big Fork, Montana 59911

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Day
Check-In
08:00 AM
Check-Out
10:00 PM


Night
Check-In
05:00 PM
Check-Out
10:00 AM


Campsite
2-Person Cabins
4-Person Cabins

Camp Use Policy Back to Top

LEADERSHIP FOR HIKING AND CAMPING

All Scouting units must follow BSA Youth Protection standards at all times while participating in Scouting events. 

BUDDY SYSTEM

The buddy system is in effect at all times while participating in Scouting. 

CAMPFIRE SAFETY

Fire is one of the greatest hazards in camp. NO FLAMES IN TENTS

Build fires only in established fire rings and put out all fires with water, being sure they are "cold out". Fires must be attended at all times. Check with the Camp Ranger to find out about any local fire restrictions.

Use only dead wood for fire. Do not cut down any trees.

FOOD STORAGE

All food containers and stoves must be stored in a closed vehicle or building while away from the campsite.

GARBAGE AND TRASH REMOVAL

All trash and garbage must be stored in a closed vehicle or building while away from the campsite and must be disposed of in proper dumpsters or trash bins. 

MOTOR VEHICLES

Motor vehicles are to be parked in designated parking areas.  No vehicles are permitted in campsites.  The speed limit in all camps is 10 MPH.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

Alcoholic beverages are not allowed on council properties.  Violators will be asked to leave.

FIREWORKS

Fireworks are not allowed on council properties.  Violators will be asked to leave.

FIREARMS/WEAPONS

No personal firearms or weapons are allowed on council properties.  Violators will be asked to leave.

FISHING

All fishing must be done in accordance with the current regulations of Montana Fish and Game.  Licenses are required.

DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT

Campsites and equipment used by a unit will be inspected by the Unit Leader and Camp Ranger, before and after being occupied or used.  Any damages that occur are to be paid for when checking out.  This includes defacing equipment and buildings with name, unit numbers, initials, etc.

Check In Procedure Back to Top

Units must check in or out of camp with the Camp Ranger on duty

Check Out Procedure Back to Top

Units must check in or out of camp with the Camp Ranger on duty

Cancellation Policy Back to Top

All camp reservations are non-refundable 30 days prior to event.