Ashley Lake is ideal for all freshwater recreational activities, swimming, fishing, kayaking/canoeing, and motor boating at more than a mile wide and four miles long. There are miles of trails surrounding the lakeshore. There are three campgrounds located on the lake with tent and trailer sites.

Ashley Lake is located in northwest Montana at an elevation of 3,500 feet. The lake is 4 miles long and 2 miles wide. There are 3 campgrounds located on the lake with tent and trailer sites. Fishing is good for kokanee, cutthroat, yellow perch and an occasional rainbow-cutthroat hybrid.

Ashley Lake is a beautiful lake lying about 15 miles from Kalispell, in the Northwest part of Montana. The lake has excellent trout fishing.

Ashley Lake North Campground has 6 campsites and a host site. There are picnic tables, fire rings, and SST vault toilet and an informational bulletin board. Stay limit is 5 days.

There is an SST vault toilet, picnic tables, fire rings, and a boat launch that serves small to moderate size boats/trailers. There is also a grassy area and natural beach. Located 16 miles from Kalispell. Take Highway 2 west out of Kalispell. Turn at …

Tucked away inside the Flathead National Forest, this 4-mile long lake is a perfect spot for boating or an overnight camping trip. But Ashley Lake’s biggest draw is its record-breaking fish.

Ashley Lake is a special treat in Montana’s Glacier Country. Several miles of gravel road are required to get to the lake’s shore, so it is never overcrowded. The nearest large town is Kalispell, 16 miles away. The 2,850-acre lake is an amazing shade of turquoise blue when the sun hits it in the afternoons. The water is clear and inviting.

Ashley Lake Campgrounds has 11 primitive campsites. Vault toilet available. No drinking water. No signage. Fishing and boating may be enjoyed on the lake by hand launch. The maximum recommended trailer length for this area is 12 feet. 5 primitive campsites are available at the north end of the lake along with vault toilet and campground host.

Ashley Lake is located in northwest Montana at an elevation of 3500 feet. The lake is 4 miles long and 2 miles wide. There is a campground located on the north shore of the lake with a few tent and trailer sites. Fishing is good for kokanee, cutthroat, yellow perch and an occasional rainbow-cutthroat hybrid.

Guide to fishing for rainbow trout, cutthroat trout, yellow perch and kokanee salmon at Ashley Lake in Montana. Ashley Lake Fishing Video Three campgrounds and a boat launch ramp welcome visitors to Ashley Lake, a 3,200-acre lake set in the northwest part of the state, 8 miles west of Kalispell.