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Greek Creek is a small but scenic campground thirty one miles
south of Bozeman on US 191 in the rugged Gallatin National Forest.
It is one of the more popular campgrounds on the busy 191 route
between Bozeman and West Yellowstone.
The Gallatin Canyon offers amazing recreational opportunities,
and Greek Creek sits right on the Gallatin River. The Gallatin
is an outstanding trout stream and the fishing is excellent wading
the river right from Greek Creek campground. The Gallatin river
has some of the highest trout per river mile numbers in the U.S.
Those interested in catching some trout will definitely have to
break out the rod for any stay at this campground.
The sites offer nice enough privacy. Road noise is very evident
as the campground borders busy US 191, but sites closer to the
river help drown out the road noise.
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Greek Creek campground!
Greek Creek campground facts:
Video Tour available: Yes.
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Open: May 15 to September 15
Sites: 14
Laundry: No
Showers: No
Dump Station: No
Store: No(nine miles south to Big Sky)
Fee: $14, $6 each additional vehicle
Parking apron: 30x60 is largest
Ranger District: Bozeman
Handicapped Accessible: Yes(toilet, seven sites)
Toilets: Yes(vault) | Tables: Yes | Fire rings: Yes
Water: Yes
Elevation: 5,709 feet
Fishing: Yes (Gallatin River - brown and rainbow trout)
Generator: Yes
Gas: No (nine miles south to Big Sky)
Repairs: No (nine miles south to Big Sky)
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NEW! Gallatin National Forest campground
tours are now available! Our universal files work on any iPod
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Badlands and Theodore
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