Lake Shel-oole Campground

Lake Shel-oole Campground is a city government entity in Shelby, Montana, serving residents and visitors through public services and community resources. It manages recreational opportunities, including camping, and supports local activities such as hunting, fishing, and youth programs. The entity provides access to community events, public utilities, and civic engagement through city meetings, newsletters, and online services. It operates within the broader region of Toole County, offering services related to parks, recreation, public works, and economic development.

The City of Shelby, which includes the Lake Shel-oole Campground, emphasizes community involvement and local infrastructure through initiatives like the Capital Improvements Plan, the Roadrunner Trail, and the Sagebrush Food Pantry. It maintains public facilities such as the Carousel Rest Area and supports senior living, business development, and environmental sustainability through recycling programs. The city also provides resources for residents seeking information on housing, transportation, emergency preparedness, and local governance.

Located on Oilfield Avenue in Shelby, Montana, the facility sits within the city’s central area, serving as a hub for civic and recreational functions. It is part of a community that values outdoor access, local engagement, and public service.

Shelby, as the county seat of Toole County, is recognized for its strong municipal presence and commitment to regional services, including parks, emergency planning, and community development. The city’s focus on recreation and resident well-being reflects its role as a central point for public life in north central Montana.

Services:

• Campground Facilities
• Community Events
• Hunting and Fishing Areas
• Parks and Recreation
• Senior Living Support