No showers available; plan accordingly.

Logging Creek

Q: Is there on-site potable water?

No. Bring your own water; there’s no spigot at the campground.

Q: Can I drive an RV here?

RVs and trailers aren’t allowed; this is tent-only.

Q: How do I secure a site?

It’s first-come, first-served; arrive early during peak season.

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Overview

About This Campground

Logging Creek Campground is a small, primitive option near Polebridge. It offers seven tent-only sites on a first-come, first-served basis, with no hookups or potable water. The dirt road in is rough, and RVs or trailers are not allowed. Each site has a fire pit and picnic table; firewood can be gathered along Inside North Fork Road or bought in Polebridge. Nightly rates run about $10–$15. The 2025 season has been canceled.

Highlights

Site Types

Primarily tent camping; RVs and trailers not allowed

Scenic Views

Mountain views and nearby Logging Lake; creek nearby

Nearby Attractions

Polebridge access via Inside North Fork Road; Logging Lake trail

Family Friendly

The hike to Logging Lake is a great family day hike

Best Time to Visit

Weekdays during operating season for quieter experience

Camping Tips

Arrive early; first-come, first-served.
Bring water; no potable water on site.
Bear lockers provided; lock up food and smellables.
Logging Lake hike is a great family day hike.

RV Driver Intel

The Setup

RVs not allowed; approach via dusty Inside North Fork Road; plan for tight parking; expect uneven ground

The Vibe

Forested wilderness campground; remote and quiet, not a developed resort

Bath & Laundry

Vault toilets; no showers; bear lockers; no on-site laundry

Details

Campsite Information

Total Sites: 7

RV Max Length: 21 feet max; RVs/trailers generally not permitted

Hookups: No hookups

Site Types

Primarily tent camping; RVs and trailers not allowed

Each Site Includes

Fire ring
Picnic table

Activities

Hiking to Logging Lake

Amenities & Facilities

Campground Amenities

Showers: No showers
Restrooms: Vault toilets; may be nonfunctional in winter
Water: Bring your own water
Trash: Bear-proof dumpsters on-site

Facilities

RV Dump Station: Not on-site; nearest outside park
Camp Store: No
Firewood: Firewood can be gathered as deadwood along Inside North Fork Road between Dutch Creek and Kintla Lake; you can also purchase firewood in Polebridge or other nearby towns.

Utilities

Restrooms: Vault toilets; may be nonfunctional in winter

Showers: No showers

Policies & Rules

Reservations

First-Come, First-Served (Booking: Not applicable (First-Come, First-Served))

Pet Policy

Pets Allowed - Leashed at all times per National Park rules

Reviews

★★★★★

5.0 /5

Based on 6 Google reviews

Reviews from Google

Absolutely loved this campground. Well away from everyone. It is a long bumpy dirt road with one way in and out to get to but we loved it! Had the whole campground to ourselves for 2 days. We saw a juvenile brown bear cross the road in front of us less than a mile from camp! They do have a good size bear box at the campground to store your food in 👍

One of my favourite spots to camp.

A+

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FAQs

Are bears a concern at Logging Creek?

Yes. It’s bear country; use the provided food lockers and keep a tidy campsite.

Is there on-site potable water?

Can I drive an RV here?

Are there showers?

How do I secure a site?

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