The best farm glamping near Virginia City, Montana

In the heart of Madison County, Virginia City delivers history on the edge of the Rocky Mountains. The town’s gold rush past offers a view into the Old West, with heritage buildings and local museums revealing how residents lived in the 18th century. Head outside Virginia City’s borders to Yellowstone, America’s first national park, to witness active geysers and see some of the country’s most iconic nature spots. Then check out Beaverhead-Deerlodge and Helena-Lewis and Clark national forests for hiking trails, scenic drives, and spectacular mountain views. Park the RV in a national forest, pitch a tent among Christmas trees, or rent a cabin with toilets and drinking water—any way is a good way to enjoy natural beauty near Virginia City.

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Top-rated campgrounds

In the heart of Madison County, Virginia City delivers history on the edge of the Rocky Mountains. The town’s gold rush past offers a view into the Old West, with heritage buildings and local museums revealing how residents lived in the 18th century. Head outside Virginia City’s borders to Yellowstone, America’s first national park, to witness active geysers and see some of the country’s most iconic nature spots. Then check out Beaverhead-Deerlodge and Helena-Lewis and Clark national forests for hiking trails, scenic drives, and spectacular mountain views. Park the RV in a national forest, pitch a tent among Christmas trees, or rent a cabin with toilets and drinking water—any way is a good way to enjoy natural beauty near Virginia City.

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Top-rated campgrounds

1. Wildhorse

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48mi from Virginia City · 3 sites · RVs, Lodging · Belgrade, MT

Learn more about this land: This spot is in between our barn of 40+ chickens and our 4 happy, friendly cows and our large vegetable garden. Non bird friendly dogs are NOT welcome as our chickens, our dogs named Clyde and Gus, and 2 super friendly cats are free range on our property. We are located a few minutes from downtown Belgrade, 15 minutes from downtown Bozeman, minutes to fishing, kayaking, paddling, floating on several rivers and 90 miles from Yellowstone Park which you can easily do day trips to if not wanting to bring your campers through the chaos of traffic. Campers staying more than 3 days get a dozen fresh eggs. Otherwise, they are available for sale.

2. Heart & Soul Alpacas And Cabins

31mi from Virginia City · 8 sites · RVs, Lodging · Whitehall, MT

Make your Montana dreams a reality when you stay at ‘Heart & Soul Ranch,’ a cabin in Whitehall surrounded by endless outdoor adventure! Come stay at our newly built guest cabins in Montana or just park your RV. The views of the Tobacco range can't be beat. Take a tour of our Alpaca farm and shop our store for luxury alpaca apparel and products.

3. Bodhi Farms

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43mi from Virginia City · 9 sites · Lodging · Bozeman, MT

Bodhi Farms is a 35 acre organic, permaculture farm nestled up against the Gallatin Mountains on the outskirts of Bozeman, Montana with a beautiful creek running through it. Through the spring, summer and fall seasons on the farm you’ll find activities that include open air nordic tipi yoga, farm stay activities, a wood fired sauna, guided onsite and offsite fly fishing excursions as well as an outdoor creekside farm-to-table restaurant. Excursions are nearly unlimited with abundant day trips to include fly fishing, mountain biking, hiking, rafting, not to mention Yellowstone National Park just an 80 mile beautiful drive away. We offer nine glamping tipis that are carefully placed alongside our creek, offering privacy and a truly authentic lodging experience. Five of our tipis offer king beds and four of them feature two twin beds. Extra cots are available as each tipi has a maximum occupancy of 4 people. These nine tipis share two full luxe tipi bathrooms with indoor and outdoor showers. For our overnight guests, a farm fresh continental breakfast is included every morning as well as a shared campfire with complimentary s'mores every evening. Our goal is to provide an authentic experience surrounded by the beauty of Montana in a sustainable way. Come hang out with us in the beautiful outdoors. Come to eat & drink, come to celebrate, come to relax and be well. Learn more about this land: Bodhi Farms is a 35 acre organic, permaculture farm nestled up against the Gallatin Mountains on the outskirts of Bozeman, Montana with a beautiful creek running through it. Through the spring, summer and fall seasons on the farm you’ll find activities that include open air nordic tipi yoga, farm stay activities, a wood fired sauna, guided onsite and offsite fly fishing excursions as well as an outdoor creekside farm-to-table restaurant. Excursions are nearly unlimited with abundant day trips to include fly fishing, mountain biking, hiking, rafting, not to mention Yellowstone National Park just an 80 mile beautiful drive away. We offer nine glamping tipis that are carefully placed alongside our creek, offering privacy and a truly authentic lodging experience. Five of our tipis offer king beds and four of them feature two twin beds. Extra cots are available as each tipi has a maximum occupancy of 4 people. These nine tipis share two full luxe tipi bathrooms with indoor and outdoor showers. For our overnight guests, a farm fresh continental breakfast is included every morning as well as a shared campfire with complimentary s'mores every evening. Our goal is to provide an authentic experience surrounded by the beauty of Montana in a sustainable way. Come hang out with us in the beautiful outdoors. Come to eat & drink, come to celebrate, come to relax and be well.

4. Amish Daily Farm

32mi from Virginia City · 4 sites · Lodging · Whitehall, MT

Experience a WORKING (formerly Amish) farm in the heart of rural southwest Montana. Off-grid (solar) yet cozy, we are the perfect fit for those looking to escape the stress of the city for a simple farm experience. Your experience will be rustic, grounded, and unique. Local attractions include Hot Springs, Hiking, Rafting, Biking, Dirt biking, 4-wheeling, Fly Fishing, ATVs, Caverns, National Parks, Ringing Rocks, and Mining Towns. 17 minutes S of I-90. We are an active farm, so do not expect the "Ritz" or any fancy gardens. We do have free-range poultry, so expect some animal droppings on the property. Experience the stars as you've never seen them before. Our views are unbeatable and your experience with us will be memorable. Bring your binoculars - you never know when you might get a glimpse of the majestic Montana wildlife! Meet the farm animals or watch for bald eagles and deer and even possibly meet our resident moose family. We are surrounded by National Forest and untamed rivers that make us the perfect location for your next adventure.

Stories from the community

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Michelle

July 2025

1 night at Wildhorse

It doesn’t really feel like you’re camping since you’re right in a neighborhood but it was exactly what we needed - a safe, clean, affordable place close to the interstate to spend the night. The bus is very cute and cozy and the bed is comfy. The outhouse is clean. It was the perfect spot to play a game, have a bite to eat, and get some rest before heading out in the morning for a long drive home. Emily is super welcoming and friendly and made sure we had everything we needed to be comfortable.

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Terri

July 2025

Weekend Trip to Wildhorse

This is a fun way to rough it close to town without an enormous price tag. You must be willing to take a tiny trek to the ports-toilet, but the bed was comfortable. No one bothered us. Animals were adorable and not bothersome whatsoever. The real plus was the weather was very hot and the little portable air conditioner worked wonderfully to keep us comfortable and able to sleep well through the heat. Is it the Taj Mahal? Nope, but pretty darn close tho….. I enjoyed my stay very much.

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Jerry

July 2025

Weekend Trip to Wildhorse

Very fun place and responsive hosts. The bus definitely does not disappoint, and is perfect if you are spending some time in bozeman!

Alex

July 2025

With kids

1 night at Wildhorse

This was a delightful place to stay! Emily’s directions were clear and accurate, and she was very welcoming when we arrived. We were comfortable and had plenty of room. I wish we could have stayed longer!

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The best farm glamping near Virginia City guide

Where to go

Yellowstone National Park

With 2.2 million acres of parkland, Yellowstone is home to active geysers, waterfall hikes, scenic drives, and cozy campsites. The 12 campgrounds offer group camping and tent camping, with one RV campground featuring 50-amp hookups and a dump station. After setting up camp, admire Yellowstone’s unique geology from the comfort of the roads with a trip around the Grand Loop. Or, hike the expansive trail system to see Yellowstone Lake, multiple backcountry waterfalls, and spring wildflower blooms. If you can’t snag a campsite in the park, consider a Hipcamp just outside the Yellowstone entrance.

Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest

The largest national forest in Montana, Beaverhead-Deerlodge offers a scenic escape for camping, paddling, mountain hikes, and lakeside lounging. A host of campgrounds fill this 3.3 million-acre forest, with everything from cabin rentals and group camping to dispersed tent camping and RV campsites. Enjoy stunning mountain views in every season, but check campground amenities to see which spots offer winter access if visiting in the colder months.

Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest

Spanning seven mountain ranges, Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest is an outdoor hub for camping, hiking, horseback riding, and snow sports. Chase adrenaline in the winter with skiing and snowmobiling along the peaks, or wander through the meadows on scenic summer walking trails. For a unique holiday celebration, pick up a permit to cut a Christmas tree from the national forest. Find easy access to natural beauty with a stay at one of the forest’s many campgrounds, where most tent camping, RV campsites, and cabins offer basic amenities like toilets and drinking water.

When to go

Camping near Virginia City is most popular from June to September, when warm summer days make it inviting to explore mountain trails and lakeside hikes. Temperatures average in the low 80s. Nights can get chilly during the shoulder season, so bring extra layers to keep evenings around the campfire fun and cozy. Snowy winters make Montana an exciting destination for snow sports and winter scenery. Check up on Montana’s road condition report to plan a route through parks and forests.