Petrolia Reservoir

Petrolia Reservoir, also known as Petrolia Lake, is located about 20 miles outside of Winnett, Montana.

Amenities

Vaulted Toilet
Primitive Boat Launch

Primary Activities

Camping

Camping is free at Petrolia Reservoir.

Fishing

The 518-acre body of water provides fishing for walleyes, northern pike, and perch. Ice fishing is popular here.

For More Information

Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Waterbody Information
Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Phone Number: (406) 538-2445 Ext. 227

How to Get There

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