Yurts in Montana

Camp close to nature with all the comforts of home with a yurt getaway.

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3 top yurts sites in Montana

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The Mooseshroom

15 sites · Lodging, Tents9 acres · Coram, MT
The Mooseshroom is an awesome camping community that is just 7 miles from the west side of Glacier National Park. Community fire pits near the Commons are a short walk from whichever tent spot guests are assigned. The Commons also houses the bathrooms and inside/outside kitchen areas. There is plenty of seating, hammocks and picnic tables for guests to use as well. We also have two yurts available for booking on our property. The Mooseshroom is a licensed business that is limited to hosting 18 guests per night. Guests should expect a quiet, peaceful camping experience with plenty of room to enjoy their surroundings. ***This property is adjacent Highway 2 and there is a fair amount of road noise. There's also a train that's fairly close. The noise kinda comes with the territory, guests are also 10 minutes from the west entrance to the park. The noise does tend to subside considerably at night, but for those bothered by this type of noise, you might consider an alternate location. Most guests are truly fine with it.
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Yurts in Montana guide

Overview

From luxury glamping sites to quiet state parks, yurt camping brings you close to nature in Montana while retaining a few luxuries like furniture, wifi, kitchenettes, and even full bathrooms and running water in some. Enjoy a warm bed or bunk next to the crackling of a wood stove in one of the many Montana yurts throughout the state. Big Arm Flathead Lake State Park and Jewel Basin near Kalispell are two favorites, but you will find no shortage of backcountry yurt camping opportunities near places like Glacier National Park and Yellowstone National Park. The canvas walls allow you to hear the chirping birds and hooting owls while insulating against a variety of weather conditions. Whether you’re near Missoula, Whitefish, Bozeman, or Big Sky, it’s likely you can step out your front door to greet hiking trails, rushing rivers, Hot Springs, and the dramatic mountain scenery that makes Montana unique. The very best yurt camping is an experience you won’t soon forget without the need to set up a tent and sleep on the ground. 

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