The best glamping in Montana.
Camp under the stars of Montana's Big Sky Country, home to the "Crown of the Continent," and a tapestry of Native American heritage.
Brenton: Mirabai was very friendly and accommodating. We loved the Hunter! Would definitely reco...
Anna: This campground was great! It was in a convenient location, and was peaceful. The cabin...
With 54 state parks to explore, camping in Montana can mean anything from the stony, lakeside beaches of Les Mason State Park to a brush with the friendly critters that inhabit Greycliff Prairie Dog Town State Park. Get in touch with your inner archaeologist at Makoshika State Park, where dinosaur fossils can be found tucked beneath the pine and juniper trees. Glacier National Read more...
With 54 state parks to explore, camping in Montana can mean anything from the stony, lakeside beaches of Les Mason State Park to a brush with the friendly critters that inhabit Greycliff Prairie Dog Town State Park. Get in touch with your inner archaeologist at Makoshika State Park, where dinosaur fossils can be found tucked beneath the pine and juniper trees. Glacier National Park is referred to as the "Crown of the Continent," and one trek along the Highline Trail, a walk to the base of Grinnell Glacier, or a trip along any other patch of the 700 miles of trails offered here will remind you why. In this iconic park, vast green valleys cut through some of the most awe-inspiring peaks around, including Montana's share of the Rocky Mountains. While visiting, make room in your itinerary for a trip to one of the state's seven tribal reservations that remain a rich and vital part of Montana's cultural tapestry.
Christina: Cozy little house in the yak, with a cool outdoor kitchen bungalow and quick access to ...
Violet: Craig was wonderful with helping us get there and making sure we had everything we need...
If skiing the slopes all day leaves you a little chilly, check out one of Montana's 13 hot springs!
Andrea: I've driven through Helena a number of times, but never once have I stopped for more th...
Morgan: Eco Learn n Camp is such a unique camping experience. Whether you stay in the Love Shac...
Teddy Roosevelt once called Montana's Medicine Rocks, found in the eastern part of the state, "fantastically beautiful."
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Andrea: Tucked in the woods, up in the trees with my pups, a glass of red wine, a fresh dusting...
Anna: My stay here was amazing! Tia is a wonderful host, and the campground is beautiful. It'...
Going-to-the-Sun Road is a favorite of visitors to the state. It reaches its highest point, Logan Pass, at 6,646 feet.
Mirabai Henley: A clean bright roomy wall tent on a deck. Fully furnished with queen bed, wood stove,...
Meredith: The Prowler is a very spacious camper set up on the property at Shameless Oasis in Yaak...
Iceberg Lake isn't just a pretty name. Breathtaking 2,000-foot cliffs surround this pristine lake, that is sprinkled with real ice chunks.
Jenn: Erin and her husband were great hosts - super friendly, and they gave us lots of good a...
Anna: Staying at the Feathered Pipe Ranch was an amazing experience! It took glamping to anot...
The First Peoples Buffalo Jump might be the largest bison cliff jump in North America. Take a look and judge for yourself!
James: Rustic cabin with loft, has propane lights and cook stove. The bed is hand made of...
Mandy: Such a unique and awesome experience!! Loved the wagon, the outdoor shower, the animal...
Mollie: We stayed here one night, and the cabin is just as charming and cozy as it appears in t...
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location. Location is within one hour of Missoula, and is...
Wheaton: Map DOES NOT show exact
location. Location is within one hour of Missoula, and is...
Lana: True Big Sky Country, our ranch has a beautiful setting with a creek that runs in the...
Fawn : Come visit the pristine Yaak Valley, a primitive wilderness oasis wedged between ...
Elizabeth: Main level has open floor plan with 1 bd, laundry & practically finished bath....