Thompson Falls State Park
Thompson Falls State Park
Located along the Clark Fork River between Thompson Falls Dam and Noxon Dam, Thompson Falls State Park is surrounded by a mature and a mixed conifer forest making for a tranquil and quiet destination.
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Looking to hike or fish?
Ready to hike away your day? Thompson Falls Trail runs along the Clark Fork River and connects to the Montana Highway 200 into the town of Thompson Falls where you’ll find the Thompson Falls Community Trails network.
Pike and bass are the most common species fished out of Thompson Falls State Park, but you may find a surprise species if you’re lucky!
While fishing and hiking are popular in Thompson Falls, this state park is used mostly for camping and picnicking. Host to 18 sites and a group picnic area, this riverside campground is great for tent or RV camping, but make sure your trailer is no more than 30 feet!
The Thompson Chain of Lakes includes 18 lakes and stretches 20 miles! Families will love the improved fishing pond which includes an accessible fishing pier, picnic shelter, bathroom and improved parking.
Curious what other visitors have had to say about the park?
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Park
Open Year-Round
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Campground
Open Year-Round
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Location
2220 Blue Slide Rd. Thompson Falls, MT 59873
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