Henrys Lake Boat Access

We spent about two hours at Henrys Lake with our kids (ages 2–11) and absolutely loved it. The lake is stunning, with sparkling waters framed by a breathtaking mountain backdrop. From the moment we arrived, the welcoming staff at the entrance made our visit even better, offering helpful tips on what to see and do. The park is very well managed and organized, with clean restrooms (though without r... We spent about two hours at Henrys Lake with our kids (ages 2–11) and absolutely loved it. The lake is stunning, with sparkling waters framed by a breathtaking mountain backdrop. From the moment we arrived, the welcoming staff at the entrance made our visit even better, offering helpful tips on what to see and do. The park is very well managed and organized, with clean restrooms (though without running water), a spacious RV park, plenty of picnic sheds, and well-maintained campsites. One word of caution—be aware that the lake has leeches. Our 5-year-old had a brief leech encounter while playing in the water, which was quickly handled but worth keeping in mind if you’re wading or swimming. Overall, it’s a beautiful, peaceful, and family-friendly spot—perfect for a quick visit or a longer stay. Highly recommended!

Great picnic, lake recreation place. There is a campground with mini cabins and camping sites. They have fishing, kayaking , boating , swimming , picnic table pavilions as well. The beach is rocky with lots of very cool rocks on the shoreline. The water was clear and nice to walk in. The rocks are very small so it’s easy with water shoes. We ate lunch here and played in the water with the kids. We... Great picnic, lake recreation place. There is a campground with mini cabins and camping sites. They have fishing, kayaking , boating , swimming , picnic table pavilions as well. The beach is rocky with lots of very cool rocks on the shoreline. The water was clear and nice to walk in. The rocks are very small so it’s easy with water shoes. We ate lunch here and played in the water with the kids. We did not go in the campground, but it looked very nice. The staff at the booth was very friendly and eligible. It did cost dollars for a day pass (cheap) . There are restrooms available plus a handicap accessible picnic area. The views are amazing as the lake is surrounded by mountains and fields of sage brush which smells amazing. As you pull in, there is large field of kettle down in the valley, but the mountains in the background. Definitely worth a stop. They have kyack rentals as well. There is a nice boat launch as well, with fishing pole rentals.

Beautiful State Park with great Lake views, a large boat ramp, picnic spots, a few hiking trails and a short bike path. Staff is very friendly and knowledgeable of the area. Campground has clean bathrooms, hit water and showers. They are cleaned daily. Trash is picked up daily from 7:00-9:00 Am, just leave in a bag at your campsite sign. Firewood is expensive so bring plenty! Fishing is exce... Beautiful State Park with great Lake views, a large boat ramp, picnic spots, a few hiking trails and a short bike path. Staff is very friendly and knowledgeable of the area. Campground has clean bathrooms, hit water and showers. They are cleaned daily. Trash is picked up daily from 7:00-9:00 Am, just leave in a bag at your campsite sign. Firewood is expensive so bring plenty! Fishing is excellent, but that means the bugs are also very thick so bring netted enclosures and plenty of spray 30 minutes to West Yellowstone entrance but there will be a wait to get in. Go before dawn to avoid this. Watch for wildlife on the road!! Like REALLY watch it. Don't speed and at night I'd suggest going at least 5 under.