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At Naturehills, we embrace nature. Below you will find a list of state parks in Martin City we have compiled for you.
EMERY BAY CAMPGROUND (MT)
Description
Emery Bay Group Use sites are located 6 miles south of Martin City along the Hungry Horse Reservoir within the Emery Bay Campground. Facilities at the campground include a boat access, host site, vault toilets, water, and 26 "first come-first serve" individual campsites. At the group site there are two loops; each with tables, group fire ring, vault toilet, and they can accommodate 75 people each.
Please pack out what you brought including your garbage. Grizzly bears live in the area; store your food, beverages, coolers, and garbage in a manner that does not attract bears to your campsite by either storing in your vehicle, hanging it properly, or storing it in an approved storage container. Emery Bay Campground is just 15 miles SW of the West Glacier entrance into Glacier National Park.
EAST SIDE RESERVOIR RD #38
MARTIN CITY,MT,59926
Phone: 406-837-3577
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Directions
Emery Bay Group Use sites are located 6 miles south of Martin City on the East Side Reservoir Road. To find the East Side Reservoir Road turn off of Hwy 2 at Martin City, staying on the main road through town heading South, this becomes the East Side Reservoir Road. The first two miles are paved and then it becomes gravel.
