paved bike trail - When it was first paved it was very smooth. Since then, no maintenance has allowed hundreds of cracks that tax a bicycles structure not to mention the riders wrist, shoulders and seat. Is there a maintenance fund to contribute to for the restoration of such a potentially great bike path. I am a weekly user from Bozeman. Thank you
Great views and amenities - Killer sunset views from the rock slab cliffs and the shoreline. The town of Bigfork lights up the bays and the lake at night. Beautiful. The campground is busy during the height of the season, but quiets down very quickly when day users leave and children go to bed. Nighttime is quiet with campfires flickering through the foliage curtains. A walk along the shoreline at night is magical. Very dog friendly with leash ordinances in the campground but opportunities for off leash roaming if you want to hike in the undeveloped portion of the park.
Great Rocks - Went out of my way to visit this park and glad I did. Not many people but lots of photogenic rocks. Plenty of camping spaces. Wandered around for hours and then chatted with park employee on the way out who recommended tasting the water from the pump at the entrance. It was delicious.
Fun for Everyone - Spring medow lake is small but it has something for everyone to do. A fishing platform for Dad, a shallow pool for kids, and a nice beach for sunbathing.
Our Favorite place to go for vacation - We love Black Sandy. Yes it get crowded but that is mostly the weekend crowd we go and we stay for two weeks at a time and the spot we go to is kinda up and out of the way so dont really bother anyone but we wouldnt go anywhere else Black Sandy is the best No complaints been there three times in a row hope to see you in June
Great camping experience! - This is my first year camping at Lake Mary Ronan. It was a most pleasant experience. A recent renovation of the campground included paving all the sites and adding 50 amp electricity. The boat ramp is awesome with plenty of parking. This has become my go to place.
Great Stopping Point - We stayed here at the start of August 2011. The park has very spacious campsites. While there are no major attractions at the park, it is a convenient stopping point between Glacier National Park and Yellowstone - way better than any commercial campground. In addition to the Clark Fork river, there is a pond on the other side of I-90 where you can swim or fish for bass, perch, and stocked trout.
Quiet Solitude - Makoshika is a wonderful place to experience the quiet of MT. The formations are beautiful and there are a lot of neat landscapes to explore.
Greatest hiking in the state of Montana - Baker Lake, Middle Lake Gem Lake, Bailey , Kidney Lake, Camas Lake...all are great Hiking destinations as well as the summit of Trapper Peak. Bitterroot Rocks!
Awesome place to stay! - Spent 4 days there in July and never witnessed said grumpy park host. Beautiful place, clean, friendly (My guy was very nice). Beautiful boat launch as well. Close to amenities, Pizza Shop, Burger joint etc..
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