A 109.43 acre property north of Winifred, Montana, was recently donated to the Montana State Parks Foundation by the American Prairie. Now the foundation is working to make that property a new Montana state park.
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks would acquire the land near the confluence of the Judith River and Missouri River in order to turn it into a Montana State Park. The acquisition would come with the requirement of development to provide for public safety, efficiency, and stewardship.
According to the state agency, the land would be turned into a park for a series of reasons, including ensuring perpetual public access, providing interpretive opportunities to the public for the surrounding historic district, provide further public outdoor recreation opportunities along the river, create a possible economic benefit for surrounding communities with the increased tourism, and create a state in an area known to have limited state park access.
If the property is acquired, funds for the project would be either requested through the 2025 legislative session or received through private donation. The Montana State Parks Foundation asks that those hoping to support the project read the environmental assessment and submit public comments. They also ask that those hoping to support consider making donations to help fund the project.
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