No matter where you look in Montana, you’ll find unspoiled nature, charming small towns and relaxing hospitality. Explore Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, then hit the road to discover more natural wonders. You can hike, bike or horseback ride through rugged mountain landscapes, fly-fish blue ribbon trout streams, paddle scenic rivers and lakes, or spend winter days carving fresh powder at ski resorts — then end your day wandering a vibrant main street or relaxing in a cozy lodge.
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4 based on 1127 reviews
Imagine waking up to the sights, sounds, and smells of nature in one of the most spectacular places on earth. At Under Canvas® Yellowstone, you can immerse yourself in the great outdoors of Montana while spending your nights nestled in your luxurious glamping tent. Just 10 minutes from the West entrance of Yellowstone National Park, our camp boasts incredible views, a quiet, secluded location, on-site fast casual dining, a host of activities, and of course, Yellowstone right on your doorstep. Its comfort is rivaled only by the unparalleled beauty of the great outdoors of Montana all around you!
This was an incredible family trip. The scenic view from our tent was fantastic. The sunrise was beautiful. The staff were so kind and helpful. The evening s’mores at the fire was a great added touch from the staff. The furniture inside the tents were very modern. The beds and linens were very comfortable. The bathrooms were very clean and bug free. I would recommend this for anyone who wants to have that camping experience without the gear needed. We stayed for two nights and visited Yellowstone National Park. Very easy and quick to get there. We also ate two meals at the dining facility at the campsite and it was wonderful food. Don’t miss this experience!
5 based on 123 reviews
Welcome to the Reclusive Moose cabins. We have 4 seculded cabins off the beaten path from the West Entrance of Glacier National Park. The cabins were built in 2012. They feature full kitchens, outdoor seating, bbq area & firepit. They are 10 minutes to Glacier National Park & all your Glacier park adventures.
Not a thing was missing from the Reclusive Moose cabins except additional time to spend there. Proprietor Ryan was exceptionally friendly and super helpful with suggestions about places to visit. The cabins lacked nothing - seriously comfortable and well equipped as well as impeccably clean. This place will be visited again and again.
4.5 based on 294 reviews
Silver Gate Lodging welcomes discerning travelers to one of Yellowstone's closest private cabin and lodging rental locations: less than a mile from the Northeast entrance to the park in the heart of the gateway to Lamar Valley also known as America's Serengeti. Join the many guests who return year-after-year to make amazing memories and experience one of the world's most incredible natural wonders. These rustic vacation cabins are family-owned and well-loved since 2001. Every cabin reflects a deep passion for the outdoors with easy access to our general store. We stock everything from basic needs to a wide selection of craft beers and gifts. Most of our guests pick the northeast corner of Yellowstone National Park due to its proximity to Lamar Valley. It is one of the best places to see wildlife in the park, including bison and elk. Several wolf packs inhabit the valley and it is consistently one of the top places to view wolves in the wild.
We stayed in the Ampitheater House, and it was so nice! The house was big for our large family plus grandma and grandpa. It was nice to have a full kitchen to cook in. The views are AMAZING and it felt so cozy coming back to the cabin every night after a long day at Yellowstone. It’s so close to the northeast entrance, and driving through Lamar Valley every day was great to see wildlife. The people were friendly, the cabin was great, the views were spectacular and everything made for a perfect vacation!
4 based on 402 reviews
Get back to nature without giving up the comforts of home at Under Canvas® Glacier. With all the comfort and amenities you’d expect with upscale accommodations, it’s truly among the best glamping destination in the Northwest United States. Located just 7 miles from the breathtaking Glacier National Park in Montana, where peaks touch the sky, glaciers move the earth, waterfalls carve the rock, and wildlife roam as freely as they always have, Under Canvas® Glacier is an adventure like no other. Spends your days experiencing the beauty and adventure of the park, then return to your luxury camping safari tent at the end of the day and unwind in style.
My husband and I were on a road trip and we saw Under Canvas was in the Glacier NP area. I had never heard of it, but my husband who never been camping wanted to try it. First off, it's pretty expensive. I got 17 of our 21 nights with points, so I didn't mind spending a little more for the 4 we had to pay for. Our tent was a deluxe tent with a deck in front of the tent. The "doors" and "windows" had netting that could be zipped to keep the bugs out while letting a breeze in. The tent consisted of a bed, seating area, bathroom with shower. The deck also had room for a small table and two chairs. There is no electricity. There are a few battery pack to keep the lights and fans working. The only heating was from a wood stove. Our tent didn't have parking at the tent, but the parking area was close by. The staff was nice and friendly. The only storage is a chest at the foot of the bed. No closet, chest of drawers, no drawer in the night stands. The bed was surprisingly comfortable. There were some community areas with 2 fire pits with about 10 Adirondack chairs around each. There was also an area for grilling and tables and chairs for dining. There were nightly activities and morning yoga - goats not included. So for the negatives - all chairs, inside the tent and out, were terribly uncomfortable. So uncomfortable that we would have to have our own chairs to stay at another Under Canvas. Watch what time of year you decide to stay at an Under Canvas. We didn't use the wood stove as we were told we would have to feed it every 45 minutes. They did offer to start it for us. When you take a shower, hold down the chain a minute to get the hot water going. And the hot water came out in spurts, alternating between cold and hot water. The water was frigid if you didn't let the water run. This is probably a great place for families with kids. If you're older and not experienced with camping, this might not be the place for you. To us, Under Canvas seemed geared more for younger people that older people.
5 based on 82 reviews
Somers Bay Log Cabins has been providing guests with a unique Montana lodging experience since 1998. The cabins are custom built and feature views of Flathead Lake, porches with gas BBQ grills, kitchenettes, flat screen TV's, free wifi and much more! We're located directly across from Flathead Lake and Somers boat launch/beach, in Somers, Montana and just a short walk into the town of Somers as well.
The service, the cabin and the views were perfect for my husband's surprised birthday weekend getaway. I HIGHLY recommend this place as we WILL stay here again when we visit. Also great central location depending if you want to go to Poulson or up to Whitefish.
4 based on 107 reviews
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Clean comfortable and cute! A little bit of a ride from the park, but beautiful views of the lake. SuAn was very helpful when we needed to check in late and left the key at the convenience store. I wish we had more time to stay and enjoy our cabin but we were only there for one night.
3.5 based on 86 reviews
Located 20 miles from West Glacier, we are centrally located between East Glacier and West Glacier.Our fully remodeled, wildlife themed rooms feature a queen bed with a full or twin bed, full bath, satellite TV with HBO, refrigerator, microwave, and coffee maker. The fully remodeled, three-bedroom cabin is your home away from home. This cabin can sleep up to 8 people. It has a full kitchen, living room and laundry facilities. We even have a great camping cabin in our RV Park next door. While you gaze into Glacier National Park, the cafe will satisfy your taste buds with home-style meals. There is a fresh breakfast buffet and we offer home cooked meals for dinner.
Love the place! The owners are amazing and so is the staff! They really were great while we stayed a week there. The only complaint I have is they could upgrade the mattresses. Otherwise it’s perfect. Can’t wait to vacation there again.
3 based on 24 reviews
Yellowstone Cabins and RV is a cute boutique motel located in West Yellowstone, Montana, less than a mile from the west gate to Yellowstone National Park. Our motel rooms are cozy vintage cabins originally built in 1946 and recently remodeled to provide new bathrooms, larger TVs and front decks with chairs to enjoy the breeze. While you're here be sure to roast some marshmallows at our new community fire pit, or fire up one of our community gas grills and BBQ your dinner.
My mother was unable to make this trip and Yellowstone Cabins refused -- even after given 3-1/2 months notice to refund my deposit. Other establishments did but they did not. Selfish, inconsiderate. All they need to do is tell the third-party booking company that they approve. So disappointed in this type of greedy business.
4.5 based on 36 reviews
We have 8 motel rooms, 2 have kitchenettes. 3 cabins on the property, 1 with 2 twin beds, 1 with a queen bed 1 with full size bunk beds, all cabins also have futon couches. We have 9 full hookup RV sites. Grassy area for tent camping is available.
Visiting The Sportsman Motel is an absolute treat for all!!! It's quiet, clean and very peaceful. The owners are always eager to help and will even join you around the cozy campfire or for a game of cornhole. The lawn area is AMAZING and a great place to enjoy time with your family and friends. The Sportsman goes above and beyond to make sure your stay is enjoyable. What more could you want, a peaceful vacation with the most beautiful background you could possibly imagine. HIGHLY RECCOMEND!!!
5 based on 1 reviews
Nestled in Montana’s Bighorn Valley, The Ranch offers year-round fly fishing on the legendary Bighorn river and unmatched wing shooting. Just a few miles outside of Fort Smith, this is where the rugged Bighorn Canyon meets the ranchlands of the Wild West. The Ranch offers seasoned anglers and hunters, beginners, couples, friends, and corporate groups a chance to truly get away and enjoy the Big Sky of Montana. We have 8 cabins, 15 full hook up RV sites, full service restaurant, and fly shop.
First time staying at this resort and we loved it. It was very clean and the views are breathtaking! Very beautiful property! The restaurant was great and the staff was extremely helpful and very kind.
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