Clancy

The Jefferson County Museum first opened its doors in June of 2001. The museum is comprised of two large galleries. One gallery focuses on Jefferson County history. Exhibits on mining, ranching and railroading tell the story of life in Jefferson County and in the nineteenth century.

The area silver was found uncovered in an area eight miles long and four miles wide which included Lump Gulch, Clancy Gulch, Strawberry Gulch, Shingle Gulch and Warm Springs Gulch. Lump Gulch was prospected for placer gold, exaggerated reports brought a stampede to the diggings.

At Papa Ray's Casino enjoy homemade sour dough pizza at its finest, full lunch menu, horse shoes, volleyball, full liquor, gaming and great Montana hospitality.

Park Lake Campground and Park Lake Fishing Access are actually two sites located on the same lake in the Helena National Forest in southwest Montana. At an elevation of 6500 feet, the site encompasses 10 acres.