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State park · Flathead Lake · Montana
Finley Point State Park is a Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks campground on the southeast shore of Flathead Lake, 12 miles north of Polson. Among the five state park units on the lake it has the clearest camping-and-marina mix: 18 electric RV sites including one accessible site, 7 tent-only sites, 2 cabins, 4 electric camping boat slips and 14 more slips. Our Flathead Lake guide names it the first state park to check when an electric hookup and boat access are both non-negotiable. It suits RVers under 40 feet who want to plug in beside the lake and launch from camp.
| Hookups | Electric sites; not full |
|---|---|
| Max RV length | 40 ft |
| Cost | $4–$34 |
| Fees | Rate varies by site, season, residency and pass treatment. |
| Reservations | Montana FWP reservation |
Source-backed: Montana FWP (checked 2026-07-18). Rates and site details change — verify with the operator before you book. Compare it with every other park we track in the price index.
Finley Point State Park is a Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks campground on the southeast shore of Flathead Lake, 12 miles north of Polson. Among the five state park units on the lake it has the clearest camping-and-marina mix: 18 electric RV sites including one accessible site, 7 tent-only sites, 2 cabins, 4 electric camping boat slips and 14 more slips. Our Flathead Lake guide names it the first state park to check when an electric hookup and boat access are both non-negotiable. It suits RVers under 40 feet who want to plug in beside the lake and launch from camp.
Practically, electricity does not mean full hookups: there is no water or sewer at the site, and no state park unit on Flathead Lake offers either, so plan a service stop in Polson or Kalispell. The published RV limit is 40 feet, but the individual driveway record controls. Fees run $4 to $34 a night depending on site, season, residency and pass treatment, booked through the Montana State Parks reservation system, which currently shows a rolling three-month window. July and August are warmest and busiest. One trade-off: the park lies within the Flathead Reservation, so fishing the southern half of the lake requires a tribal license.
Excerpts from the RV Parks Guide articles that cover this campground. Each links to the full guide.
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Our verdict
Book Finley Point if you want an electric site and marina access on Flathead Lake in a rig under 40 feet. Skip it if you need water and sewer at the pad, and compare a private full-hookup park in Polson instead.
No. The 18 RV sites have electricity, but there is no water or sewer at the site. Confirm the exact amperage on the reservation listing.
Montana FWP lists campsite fees from $4 to $34 per night depending on site, season, residency and pass treatment. The checkout total is the real number.
40 feet is the published maximum RV or trailer length, but an individual driveway can be shorter. Read the site record before paying.
The Montana State Parks reservation system currently shows a rolling three-month window; book at montanastateparks.reserveamerica.com or by phone. Peak-summer walk-up availability is poor.
Yes. The park has a marina with 4 electric camping slips and 14 additional slips. Confirm current dock status in the unit's alerts.
Fishing on the southern half of Flathead Lake requires a tribal fishing license because the park sits within the Flathead Reservation. Sort out the correct license before you launch.
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