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Camp Lazy Bear

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3 reviews

· Stryker, Lincoln, Montana

10 acres hosted by Jo D.

6 lodging sites · 6 tent sites

Creature comforts

Enjoy the comforts of home at some sites—including flush toilets, showers, and a kitchen.

Choice of Community Camping, or Glamping privately and in comfort with basic furniture and bedding. Surrounded by mature trees, beautiful clearings for camping spots, and at night, lights turn on like a fairy-tale come life. The 10 acres property borders State and National Forrest Grounds. Nearby you will find Trails, Mount Marston, Stillwater River, State and National Forrest, Lakes, Creeks, and anything else nature. It's the ideal staging area for climbing, swimming, ATV, hiking, motor boating, fishing, and much more. * 30 mins to Eureka, Lake Koocanusa, Canadian Border * 30 mins to Whitefish, Ideal for Big Sky Festival * 5 mins to Dickey Lake * 60 mins to Glacier West Entrance

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Boating

Fishing

Hiking

Off-roading (OHV)

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Forest

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River, stream, or creek

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100% Recommend3 ratings · 3 reviews

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· September 2024

Loved❤️❤️❤️LAZY BEAR CAMPGROUND

Kootenai Glamping [#1]

This is a new place to camp between Whitefish and Eureka and it’s a great stop because it’s in the wild. It’s a beautiful setting on quite a few acres that has bathrooms lanterns and glamping amenities inside each tent or cabin. Jo has them decorated very nicely and he takes good care of the property. This is a new venture for Jo , he is originally from Belgium and has a great sense of comfort and camaraderie. The mascot of the camp is named Suki and she is a white snowball of a dog very friendly. There are little lighted paths to each camping spot and Jo has provided what we need in the Camping tent as in beds ,dressing, table and towels, clean sheets, and comforters. There are also lanterns and a fire pit for those who would like. All you need to bring is your own clothes and food. It’s a great stop if you’re biking or hiking through, or just driving and want a place that is less crowded than every other place around. The camp is in its first year and lots of improvements are being planned, but for a great experience, I would go to @lazybear rather than a traditional campground .

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Anne C.

10 months on Hipcamp

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· August 2024

Tent ·

Mt Marston - [#6]

Very helpful and welcoming! Peaceful and enjoyable!

Nicole L.

2 years on Hipcamp

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· July 2024

Cozy stay in the woods

Mt Marston - Glamping [#4]

Great stay for those staying in the area! The bed was almost more comfortable than the one we have at home. We could have slept all day! Free fire wood and friendly hosts with many amenities. Definitely recommend!