Montana State Parks :: Hell Creek

Hell Creek

STATE PARK

Against the captivating scenery of the Missouri Breaks landscape, enjoy excellent walleye fishing and water sports.

SEASON AND HOURS
Park
Open daily all year.
5/15 - 10/1: Water, showers, fish cleaning station available.
No potable water after 10/1.

Park Office
Open 5/15 - 10/1
8 am - 5 pm

LOCATION
2456 Hell Creek Road
Jordan, MT 59337
Latitude/Longitude: (47.615000 / -106.886000)

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MEET THE PARK MANAGER
Photo of Marina Matheson, Hell Creek State Interim Park Manger.

Marina Matheson has a BLA in Landscape Architecture from the University of Georgia and professional experience in outdoor recreation, natural and cultural resource protection, community outreach, environmental education, public relations and project management, most recently in the wilds of New York City. Marina worked both as a ranger at Tongue River State Park and as an FWP Hunting Access technician.

CONTACT

CONTACT INFO
Mailing Address:
Hell Creek State Park
PO Box 102
Jordan, MT 59337

Phone: 406-557-2362
Email: mmatheson@mt.gov

Hell Creek

STATE PARK

On the Hell Creek Arm of Fort Peck Lake, this park provides facilities for most water sports, as well as excellent walleye fishing. Hell Creek also serves as a launching point for boat camping in the wild and scenic Missouri Breaks.

There are 71 campsites, 44 of which have electrical hookups. The park also offers a fish cleaning station.

Hell Creek Marina, a private marina offering bait, groceries, gas and other services, is located at Hell Creek State Park. Contact the marina for more information: (406) 557-2345 or email hcm@midrivers.com.

The park is at an elevation of 2,231 feet and encompasses a sprawling 337 acres.

Planning for the Future of Hell Creek State Park

The public was invited to review the draft site/management plan and provide comments. The comment period closed November 27, 2015. For an overview of the comments, see:

The following notes are from public comment at two public meetings that Montana State Parks facilitated on April 21 and 22, 2015 to assess public needs at Hell Creek State Park.