Fresno Reservoir Campground - Fresno, Montana
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| Address: Unknown | Coordinates: 48.599441, -109.945892 | |
| Site Type: Bureau of Reclamation | Status: Official | |
| Open Dates: Year round | Max Stay Length: 14 days | |
| Road Type: Unknown | Miles to Paved Road: Unknown | |
| Number of Sites: Unknown | Max RV Length : Unknown | |
| Contact Email: | Contact Phone: 406-759-5077 | |
| Website: russell.visitmt.com/listings/2011.htm | ||
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Fresno Reservoir Campground has tent and trailer sites and handicapped accessible restrooms, but no drinking water is available. The campground is near fishing and boating access. A boat launch is provided. The reservoir is also a great place for swimming. Fresno Reservoir is 12 miles west of Havre on Highway 2. At Fresno Tavern, turn north, right off the Highway onto the gravel road, leads directly to the dam.
| Amenities: - Restrooms - Picnic Tables - Boat Launch - Near Water |
Activities: - Hiking Trails - Fishing - Swimming - Wildlife Viewing - Boating |
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Posted by Pianotuna
on Apr 25, 2009
2 Comments about “Fresno Reservoir Campground”
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I thought this place was pretty nice. I didn’t see any trails for hiking but a dirt road looped around the whole campground. I walked that with my dogs a few times a day. Sometimes I could hear trains in the distance but it’s not extremely loud. The loudest noises came from campers running generators or playing music. The little beach area for the lake was nice and the water wasn’t very cold. There are trees near the beach too so you don’t have to sit directly in the sun. That’s the only spot with trees. I took a drive into Havre and felt like I wasted my time. I rode over to the river access road and there are a few camping spots there but it only seems nice if you fish. Overall I thought it was a cool spot but the surrounding area is boring.
Also there are ATV trails. Lots.