Luxury Glamping And Tiny Home Rentals Near Montana National Parks
Montana is jam-packed with massive skies, rushing rivers, rugged mountains, untouched forests, and flowering meadows. In a place like that, who would ever want to stay in a cookie-cutter hotel?
You need a spot that lets you feel at home in nature while making the most of every view. If you want the experience of outdoor living, but don’t want to haul your own tent and rough it, glamping is the answer.
These Montana glamping spots all feature little luxuries for a comfortable stay, and they are all a big step (or a serious leap) above traditional camping.
Glamping Sites Near Glacier National Park
One of the most remote and breathtaking National Parks is Glacier. There's no better way to get in touch with nature than camping within the park.
But if you're looking for more amenities like a hot shower, some wifi and a comfortable bed, then luxury camping might be more suitable.
Glamping in a yurt, treehouse, or tiny cabin is a great way to wake up next to nature without getting too much dirt in your nails.
Listed below are some of our favorite locations nearby the park.
These glamping tents are pretty fantastic, but you’ll hardly notice thanks to the views.
Set amid 142 acres of trees, overlooking unforgettable mountain views, these fully-furnished tents feel completely secluded. But, the solitude is a bit of an illusion since the campsite is conveniently near a parking area and 10 minutes from Glacier National Park.
Two tents are available, one with a king-sized bed and the other with a queen. The two tents share a fire pit, outhouse and outdoor kitchen, making this site perfect for a getaway with friends.
If you can tear yourself away from the campsite, there is a nearby pond and loads of trails to explore.
Taking the tiny house trend to a new level, this cozy cabin is the semi-rustic experience you have been looking for.
There are several cabins near each other, so grab some friends or family and turn this into a reunion. Each cabin features a fire pit, kitchenette, bathroom and shower, so you can get close to nature without actually roughing it.
These cute cabins are nestled in 12 acres of woods with no Wi-Fi or television which let’s you get away from it all.
If you want an upgraded tent, a scenic setting and easy access to Glacier National Park, you have just found it.
One and a half fenced-in acres provide plenty of privacy, but you’ll be an easy seven miles from the park entrance. If you can pull yourself out of the hammock strung between the trees, there is a fire ring, camp stove and a outhouse with a shower.
Solar panels power all your tech gear, so you never need to be out of touch with the world unless you want to be.
The owners can even bring you fresh eggs from their chicken coop for a yummy breakfast to fuel your day of hiking,
Though the Mooseshroom Yurt is set within 9 wooded acres, but you’ll never be totally alone. Elk, deer (and the rare bear) visit the nearby pond, making this spot a real nature experience.
Two bunk beds and a double bed provide loads of space for family and friends. A nearby bathhouse is shared by a few tents and is just a two-minute walk away.
Best of all, Whitefish Mountain Resort and Flathead Lake are both nearby for year-round outdoor activities.
This is what luxe glamping is all about. Every detail of this two-story, fully-furnished treehouse is jaw-droopingly perfect.
A spiral staircase escorts you into 500 square feet of living space, featuring one bedroom, a full kitchen (with a dishwasher), and 1.5 baths and massive decks.
The queen Temper-pedic matteress and high-end décor will pamper you while the two Douglas fir trees that climb through the living space will remind you how close you are to nature.
Book this one for your next romantic getaway.
You may have seen this cozy spot on HGTV’s Tiny Paradise, but now you can call it home for a few days.
It may look wee, but this tiny house packs in a lot of amenities and is perfect for a couple looking to reconnect with each other while disconnecting from the world.
The downstairs seating area and kitchenette are just what you need and the sleeping loft is comfy and cozy.
The most surprising amenity is the full bathroom, complete with a jetted rain shower.
But, the best spot in the whole house is the indoor hammock where you can lounge and watch look up through the skylight.
There is nothing rustic about this yurt gone glam. Every detail has been thought out to ensure you have a peaceful stay on a secluded farm near Flathead Lake.
2 bedrooms, each featuring impressing views, makes this the perfect spot for friends or family traveling together.
Inside, you will find every comfort of home, including a full bathroom, a luxury kitchen complete with a dishwasher, and a washer and dryer.
But, the oversized outdoor deck is the spot that will pull you in. There, you will find a grill, table and fire pit.
Best of all, there are comfy seating areas for soaking in the views of the surrounding canola fields, Swan Mountains, Glacier Park and the starry Montana skies.
The sister site to the Meadowlark Treehouse which is also on this list is just as fabulous.
Raven’s Nest sits just 100 yards from Meadowlark but features completely different views thanks to a savvy arrangement meant to ensure the privacy of the two treehouses.
Raven’s Nest is a unique two-story, A-frame treehouse with an iron ladder leading to the living space. The two-bedroom cabin is built around the trunks of two trees.
The interior is the epitome of cozy luxury and features an upgraded kitchen. There is even a full-sized bathtub, which is perfect for soaking after a day of exploring the five surrounding acres and relaxing on the two decks.
Luxury Camping Near Missoula
Missoula is a beautiful town surrounded by mountains. Located just 2.5 hours south of Glacier National Park, this place will give you quick access to the trails while staying near a bustling city.
If you want to go glamping just minutes away from local restaurants, shops, and nearby a vibrant music scene Missoula is the place to stay.
The second treehouse on our list puts you high in the branches of a Ponderosa pine and offers a far more rustic option.
This hand-crafted, two-story treehouse is completely off the grid, making it the perfect escape from your busy life.
Start the day with a cup of coffee on the wraparound deck. Then, soak in the nearby hot springs, explore the surrounding 10 acres of woodland, or go snowmobiling just outside your door.
At night, curl up to sleep under the stars thanks to the picture windows in the bedroom loft.
Get away and disconnect with getting too far from civilization.
This homey yurt features views of Winninghoff Park and Ice Rink and is a quick two blocks from downtown Philipsburg, which makes it easy to pop into a restaurant or stock up on groceries.
But, there’s no Wi-Fi at the yurt, so it’s easy to feel secluded and apart from the world. There is sleeping for seven, a full kitchen and a few cozy sitting areas, which makes this glamping destination perfect for a family getaway.
Toss dinner on the outdoor grill and enjoy the large deck and yard, or spend a quite evening indoors enjoying something from the board game or DVD collection.
Located on the same property as The Blind, which is also featured in this roundup, this tiny cabin is just right for two people in love.
Grab your sweetie and head to this wilderness spot 20 minutes outside of Missoula. You’ll find yourself surrounded by forest, which you will share with the local wildlife.
If you can convince yourself to go inside, the Remote Shanty features cute décor, a cooking plate for tea or coffee and a loft sleeping area.
These teeny-tiny space is a big experience. The Blind is an A-frame tiny house, made up mostly of glass, surrounded by wilderness.
Inside there are just two small beds, and a very basic kitchenette. But, who cares what is inside… this spot is all about the great outdoors!
On your private deck, you can kick back and linger over the views of untouched forest while keeping an eye out for the local turkey, deer and elk.
Or, spend the afternoon daydreaming in the hammock. In the evening, a communal hot tub is the perfect spot for stargazing.
You are likely headed to the Bangtail Mountains to enjoy the outdoors, but The Yurt at Lazy E-nuf Rach will temp you to head inside.
Big families are going to love this spot, because the yurt offers ample space to spread out and enjoy time together. The rustic western furnishings, including sleeping for six, are a throwback to yesteryear.
There’s an indoor kitchenette, but you’ll want to do all your cooking at the outdoor kitchen so that you can enjoy the views of the forest.
After dinner, linger on the desk to enjoy the night sky before a warm wash in the outdoor shower.
There’s one last spot at The Hohnstead that we absolutely must talk about.
The Transforming A-frame might be the ultimate indoor-outdoor living situation, and it is certainly what glamping is all about.
The unique construction allows one whole side of the building to hinge upwards, merging the living space and the great Montana outdoors into one spectacular setting.
There’s no Wi-Fi to distract you, so you are free to explore the wilderness and watch the wildlife. The quirky living space holds just two beds and a countertop with a hot plate.
And, an outdoor shower and bathroom are just a quick walk away.
Luxury Camping Near Bozeman
In southwest Montana, Bozeman is an excellent takeoff point for visiting Yellowstone National Park, Grant Teton National Park and of course, Glacier National Park.
The city of Bozeman has scenery in every direction. Hiking, biking, fly fishing, and winter activities are some of the area's most popular attractions.
Camping nearby will give you the perfect outdoor experience, but with trendy restaurants nearby.
Though the surroundings are rustic and wild, this house is anything but.
This tiny one-bedroom house packs every modern amenity you could want, without wasting any space.
Aside from the standard full kitchen and bathroom, you may be surprised to find a gas fireplace and big-screen television. But, who can look at a television when there are so many windows and such stunning views.
Outdoors, there are two large decks, which is where you will undoubtedly spend the bulk of your time.
Sophia’s House is a beautiful location that supports an equally beautiful cause. Erik’s Ranch, a nonprofit organization, provides job opportunities for young adults with autism.
If you are looking for a luxurious spot that makes the most of Montana’s mountain views, a stay here is an absolute must.
One entire wall is of the cabin is made of glass, with sweeping views of fields and mountains. It’s honestly too impressive to describe.
While you feel like you are outdoors, you’ll actually be surrounded by rich, warm décor in the one-bedroom home which features a full bathroom, bite-sized kitchen and a patio with a grill.
This converted shipping container is a surprisingly comfortable cabin deep in Paradise Valley.
Pine Creek Lodge is home to six similar cabins, but Cabin 4 comes with it's own unique touches. Inside, you will find comfortable queen and twin-sized beds, as well as a cozy seating area.
Outdoors, there is an ample desk with a table and seating. The six cabins share a gathering area, fire pit and bathhouse. But, it’s the views and access to outdoor activities that are most impressive.
Cabin 4 features views of the Gallatin and Absaroka Mountains, and you can simply step off the deck to go hiking, hunting or fishing.
Perhaps the most unique glamping location on this list is this tiny house build on the back of a vintage stock truck.
The bright turquoise truck pops against the mountain backdrop, but you won’t be able to stop wondering about the logistics of it all. Your stay starts with a 5-minute walk from the parking spot into a secluded area.
There, the truck-turned-cabin features a teeny-weeny kitchenette, a queen bed and an additional sleeping loft. As cute and quirky as the Stockman Tiny House is, it’s the setting that is really spectacular.
Since the cabin is situated on a working ranch, you’ll catch a glimpse of ranch life as well as the wildlife, landscape and sky you came to Montana looking for.
This wee little cottage sits in a sprawling meadow and is exactly what you need to recharge your spirit.
The tiny home packs a lot of practical amenities, including two queen beds, a surprisingly large full kitchen, and a full bathroom with a washer and dryer.
When you stay just 15 minutes outside of Big Sky you will have easy access to skiing, rafting, fishing and horseback riding.
Even better, the peaceful location let’s you stare up at the sky Montana is so famous for.
