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Make Memories in Montana's State Parks

Few sights on Earth are as heart-stoppingly beautiful as the Glacier National Park, so stunning that Hollywood is obsessed with filming here. From ghost towns to dinosaur bones, stalactites to pictographs, the natural phenomena in Montana rival any other destination on Earth. Watch the rising sun transform the mountains overlooking St. Mary's Lake into sheaths of gold, and you'll begin to understand what makes Montana so special.

State Parks in Montana: Top Accommodations

House Anaconda
Mar 30 - Apr 6
$146 per night
House ∙ 8 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms
Vacation Home in Anaconda with Private Patio + Lake View
5.0
Outstanding (30 ratings)
Anaconda, Deer Lodge County, Montana
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Cabin Pray
Nov 20 - Nov 27
-30%
$129
$91 per night
Cabin ∙ 4 guests ∙ 1 bedroom
Cabin in Pray with Yard & Grill
4.9
Outstanding (75 ratings)
Pray, Park County, Montana
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Cabin Seeley Lake
Jun 8 - Jun 15
$90 per night
Cabin ∙ 2 guests ∙ 1 bedroom
Wonderful Cabin in Seeley Lake with Grill + Gorgeous Views
5.0
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Seeley Lake, Missoula County, Montana
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Best Montana State Parks for Families

Best Montana State Parks for Families

Ghost towns, waterfalls, and historic caves are among the many attractions of Montana's State Parks. Children will be awed by the very scale of these landscapes. Here are some of the top sights for families:

  • 1. Pictograph Cave State Park

    Sandstone caves are the canvas for ancient artworks and artifacts left here by Native Americans. Discovered in 1936, researchers are still puzzled about their purpose in Native American society, and children will be mesmerized by their mysterious aura. Visit the Interpretative Center to learn more, after hiking to see the caves themselves.

  • 2. Lake Elmo State Park

    There's a reason Elmo is the state's favorite park. It has something to do with the family-friendly beaches on this crystal clear lake. Come paddleboard, windsurf, boat, or fish on its glittering surface. There's even a dog park for your furry friend. Come winter, the park becomes a venue for ice fishermen and skaters enamored of their scenic surroundings.

  • 3. Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park

    Spectacular stalactites hang like chandeliers inside this remarkable cave system. Limestone formations produced over millions of years have resulted in the cathedral-esque forms that thrill your entire family today. Be prepared to get dirty though, the passages that lead to the grandest formations are winding, though this only serves to excite the little ones. Don't miss the bat colony and the Beaver Slide.

Best Places to Stay for State Parks in Montana

House Big Sky
Oct 15 - Oct 22
-74%
$1,808
$472 per night
House ∙ 12 guests ∙ 4 bedrooms
House in Big Sky with Grill + Spectacular Views
4.8
Outstanding (25 ratings)
Big Sky, Gallatin County, Montana
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House Babb
Nov 11 - Nov 18
-24%
$474
$362 per night
House ∙ 10 guests ∙ 5 bedrooms
Whole House in Babb with Grill & Yard, Queen Hide-A-Bed + Lake View
5.0
Outstanding (121 ratings)
Babb, Glacier County, Montana
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House Bigfork
Oct 25 - Nov 1
-79%
$624
$131 per night
House ∙ 4 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms
Vacation Home in Bigfork with Grill & Jacuzzi
5.0
Outstanding
Bigfork, Flathead County, Montana
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Best Montana State Parks for Hiking

Best Montana State Parks for Hiking

Boasting cinematic drives and vast swathes of uninterrupted wilderness, Montana is one of the world's most exciting hiking destinations. Here's where to see the best sights:

  • 1. Glacier National Park

    Known as the 'crown of the continent ecosystem,' Glacier National Park stretches for 16,000 square miles of spectacular landscapes, touching both Alberta and British Columbia. Its origins can be traced back at least 170 million years. It boasts two mountain ranges and is adorned by more than 130 lakes. Of them, hikes to the turquoise Grinnell and the indigo Kennedy Lake are some of the most rewarding. Don't miss out on hikes to see Virginia Falls, St. Mary Falls and Avalanche Gorge.

  • 2. Makoshika State Park

    It isn't difficult to imagine dinosaurs lumbering through the landscape in Montana's largest State Park. The Visitor Center presents skeletons found locally, belonging to a Tyrannosaurus Rex and Triceratops. That's just the beginning though. The Badlands are best explored via the Montana Dinosaur Trail, which takes you into the heart of this wildlife-packed wilderness.

  • 3. Big Arm State Park

    Home to the largest naturally occurring freshwater lake in America, Flathead is 28 miles long and 15 wide. Sunbathers and swimmers throng along its banks, while Ponderosa pine and juniper scent are the breezes that penetrate its trails.

Recommended Accommodations for State Parks in Montana

House Anaconda
Mar 30 - Apr 6
$146 per night
House ∙ 8 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms
Vacation Home in Anaconda with Private Patio + Lake View
5.0
Outstanding (30 ratings)
Anaconda, Deer Lodge County, Montana
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Cabin Pray
Nov 20 - Nov 27
-30%
$129
$91 per night
Cabin ∙ 4 guests ∙ 1 bedroom
Cabin in Pray with Yard & Grill
4.9
Outstanding (75 ratings)
Pray, Park County, Montana
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Cabin Seeley Lake
Jun 8 - Jun 15
$91 per night
Cabin ∙ 2 guests ∙ 1 bedroom
Wonderful Cabin in Seeley Lake with Grill + Gorgeous Views
5.0
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Seeley Lake, Missoula County, Montana
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Best Montana State Parks for Adventure Sports

Best Montana State Parks for Adventure Sports

From its Badlands to its hidden ghost towns and rivers jumping with fish, Montana is synonymous with adventure. Here are some of the spots that thrill adventure fans:

  • 1. Sluice Boxes State Park

    Snuggled in the cliffs of Sluice Boxes, you'll unearth the remains of old mines. Wander through this remarkable environment and you'll also note derelict cabins and sections of abandoned railroad. If you prefer to fish, Belt Creek is ideal for sunny river days during where your cares will float away.

  • 2. Lone Pine State Park

    Come horseback riding through sun dappled trails and scale cliffs through forests that whisper in the breeze. A superb Visitor Center offers you an insight into the sheer number of outward bound activities on offer, and the wildlife you'll encounter along the way. Flathead Lake is the epicenter of watersports, and there's even an archery range to test your skills at. In winter, the park is transformed beneath a cloak of snow, enabling cross country skiing and snowshoeing through its echoing chasms of chill air.

  • 3. Hell Creek State Park

    Discover Montana's notorious Badlands, which unfold on an incalculable scale. They are situated to the north of Missouri River Breaks National Monument. Fort Peck Lake is a paradise for adventure sports fans, with water skiing joining fishing on the itinerary. Leaping with walleye, Fort Peck Lake is the perfect antidote to days spent hiking Montana's Spartan badlands.

Top Offers for State Parks in Montana

House Troy
Dec 8 - Dec 15
-34%
$428
$285 per night
House ∙ 10 guests ∙ 5 bedrooms
House in Troy with Grill & Yard + Majestic Views
5.0
Outstanding (27 ratings)
Troy, Lincoln County, Montana
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Cabin Seeley Lake
Oct 20 - Oct 27
-21%
$262
$206 per night
Cabin ∙ 8 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms
Cabin in Seeley Lake with Grill & Yard
5.0
Outstanding (16 ratings)
Seeley Lake, Missoula County, Montana
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Lodge Libby
Mar 16 - Mar 23
-15%
$294
$249 per night
Lodge ∙ 13 guests ∙ 5 bedrooms
Lodge in Libby with Yard & Grill + Mountain View
4.9
Outstanding (41 ratings)
Libby, Lincoln County, Montana
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Information about Montana State Parks

📏 Average home size 223 m²
💳 Highest rates in July
🛏️ Popular home types House rental and Cabin
🌡️ Hottest months July and August
❄️ Coldest months 16 °F in January and December
🌧️ Rainiest months 13 rainy days in May and January

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Montana State Parks: How much does it cost to rent a vacation rental in Montana?

You can get a great vacation home for somewhere between $317 and $499 and find discounts up to 53%!

Can I find a vacation rental for a group for Montana State Parks?

House rental in Montana usually fits 8 people.

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