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Smith River State Park

Montana · State Park · River · Open to all

GrillingCharcoalFires permitted in designated fire grates only at…
On the waterSwimming · Fishing · Paddling
Things to doCamping
AccessOpen to all

About this place

River in Montana. Charcoal grilling allowed.

Good to know

SwimmingVaries Swimming is listed as an activity offered at the park.
FishingVaries Fishing and Fly Fishing are listed as activities offered at the park. The Smith River is renowned for trout fishing.
DogsLimited Dogs are not allowed on Smith River float trips. The only exceptions are legitimate service dogs that accompany someone with a disability and hunting dogs used for lawful hunting purposes during legal hunting seasons.

Fees

  • $5 per chanceSuper Permit lottery chance
  • $5 per point per yearBonus point purchase for Smith River permit lottery
  • $8 per bundleFirewood at Camp Baker
  • $10 per watercraftAIS Vessel Prevention Pass for non-residents with non-motorized watercraft
  • $125 per point per yearNonresident bonus point purchase for Smith River permit lottery

What's here

Restrooms
Parking
Camping
Paddling

Location

Smith River State Park
RegionMontana
Coordinates46.8010° N, 111.1801° W
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Common questions

Can you grill at Smith River State Park?

Yes — charcoal grilling is allowed at Smith River State Park; propane is not confirmed. Fires permitted in designated fire grates only at boat camps; fire ring cleanup required. Always confirm current rules on the official page before you go.

Do you need a permit or reservation?

Fires permitted in designated fire grates only at boat camps; fire ring cleanup required.

Is there a fee at Smith River State Park?

Yes — fees apply. For example, $5 per chance · Super Permit lottery chance. See the official page for the full schedule.

Can you swim at Smith River State Park?

Swimming is listed as an activity offered at the park.

Are dogs allowed?

Dogs are not allowed on Smith River float trips. The only exceptions are legitimate service dogs that accompany someone with a disability and hunting dogs used for lawful hunting purposes during legal hunting seasons.

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