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Tucker Ranch

1 site · Lodging23 acres · Red Lodge, MT

It is a peaceful, quiet 23 acres but located only minutes from downtown Red Lodge. This can be your base camp to explore beartooth pass and Yellowstone National Park.....but back at camp you have mountain views and bubbling creeks right by your campsite. Hiking, biking, fishing are all quick access.

Lazy JR Ranch Retreat

2 sites · Lodging700 acres · Absarokee, MT

Welcome to the Lazy JR ranch retreat! We offer a unique Montana glamping experience. Whether you want to relax with a loved one or take a group hunting, we have it all and everything in between! The hopeless Romantic-$300 Queen Bed with all bedding Inside and Outside Decor and Seating Table for two Smores Bar Fire Pit and Fire wood Hot Coffee and Muffin/Scone Basket doorstep delivered in the Morning Can Add: Chocolate Covered Strawberries- $50 Bottle of Wine or Champagne - $25 Fresh Flowers - $50 Camp Cook Stove and Cookware - $75 Come experience the tranquility the Lazy JR ranch has to offer. You will be set up with a tent furnished inside and out with panoramic mountain views and all the privacy of the country. Come see why Montana is called the Big Sky Country while you star gaze around the fire pit. Fly Fish the Rosebud-$300 One Queen Bed or 2 Full Beds or 4 Twin Beds Inside Decor and Furnishings Outdoor seating Fire Pit with Fire wood Camp Cook stove with cookware French Coffee Press Add ons: Fly pole and Reel with flies - $75 Hot Coffee and Breakfast Delivered Door Step - $75 Breakfast Board - $50 Relax and Recharge in this quiet tent down by the river. Nestled in the aspen trees next to west Rosebud Creek with an unshared 40 acres makes for the perfect getaway. You will have full access to the Rosebud Creek running through the ranch. If you feel like venturing out we are close to the stillwater and yellowstone rivers and just a few miles from scenic hiking trails Hunting Party-$600 Two full size beds or 4 Twin Beds Inside Decor and Furnishings Inside Camp stove for warmth Outside Fire pit and fire wood Cook Stove and Cookware Outside Seating Coffee and Coffee Pot Access to 700 Huntable Acres Add ons: Smores bar - $25 Hot coffee and breakfast brought to door step in the Morning - $75 Extra Bed Rolls (bedding not included) Nestled in the Absarokee Valley we are offering a unique hunting tent already set up and furnished on huntable acres. These tents offer exactly what you need for a few days of hunting, quiet and private yet close to town for food and drink, or bring your food and use our camp cook stove. Glamp with Mini Cows-$200 One Full bed or two twin Beds Inside décor and furnishings Can add extra bed rolls Treat Jar for the Mini Cows Add ons: Outdoor seating and furnishings - $100 Fire Pit - $20 Smores Bar - $25 Camp cook stove and cookware - $75 Bottle of Wine - $25 Chocolate Covered Strawberries-$50 Breakfast Board - $50 Come experience the uniqueness of glamping with mini cows! You will be fenced in and protected but have full views and petting abilities of these fuzzy little loves. We supply you with a jar of their favorite treats which is sure to win their hearts over. Please keep in mind you will be staying on a fully operational working ranch.

Tucker Ranch

1 site · Lodging23 acres · Roberts, MT

23 acres with several streams running through it...beautiful mountain views of the ski hill. The glamping tent is set next to a rustling aspen grove, making a peaceful, serene setting. Peace and quiet, yet just minutes from downtown Red Lodge for shopping and restaurants. A comfortable bed tops it off!

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Forest bell tents in Montana guide

Overview

Few places in the Lower 48 feel more wild and remote than Montana. This northwestern state on the border with Canada is home to both Glacier National Park and a section of Yellowstone National Park along with a wide range of state parks and recreation areas, friendly cities, spooky ghost towns, and more than its fair share of hot springs. While most visitors comein summer—when weather is pleasant enough for camping and hiking—the Treasure State offers unique experiences in every season, with fantastic winter skiing opportunities, spring wildflowers, and gorgeous fall colors.

Where to go

Glacier Country

Northwestern Montana's Glacier Country is characterized by massive forests, craggy peaks, and long expanses of wilderness, with plenty of wildlife to boot. It's also home to Glacier National Park, where you'll find hundreds of miles of hiking trails along with tons of developed and backcountry camping options.

Southwest Montana

In the heart of Montana's Big Sky country, just west of Yellowstone National Park, this region is characterized by cute towns (notably Butte and Helena), historic ghost towns (a remnant of the region's historic mining industry), and relaxing hot springs. Popular camping areas include Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park and Bannack State Park.

Yellowstone Country

If you're headed to Yellowstone Country, it's likely with a visit to Yellowstone National Park in mind, but there's plenty more to do in the region, from hiking the Lake Fork Trail to checking out the restaurant and brewery scene in Bozeman. Yellowstone itself is, of course, a must-visit, but if you can’t find camping in the massive—and ever so popular—national park, you may have better luck snagging something in Custer Gallatin National Forest.

Central Montana

Central Montana offers all sorts of opportunities for outdoor recreation, rain or shine. Summer activities include fishing, horseback riding, and camping, while spots such as Showdown Mountain, Teton Pass Ski Resort, and Bear Paw Ski Bowl offer skiing and snowboarding. The region also has plenty of state parks, including Sluice Boxes State Park, Giant Springs State Park, and First Peoples Buffalo State Park.

Eastern Montana

Vast and expansive, eastern Montana features sparse landscapes dotted with the occasional herd of cattle, and plenty of room to get out and explore. You can take in views of the Badlands from Makoshika State Park or the Badlands Wilderness Study Area, or camp under the open sky in the expansive Custer National Forest. If you'd like to get out on the water, the Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area is the place to go, with boat rentals available.