RV stays in Montana
Glacier-cut peaks, big-sky valleys, and rivers that earned the state its reputation.
Search MontanaA traveler's overview
Montana lives up to the marketing. Glacier National Park in the north, the Yellowstone gateway in the south, and Big Sky country between them. Distances are real — Bozeman to Glacier is six hours, and the road is the best part.
CurbNTurf hosts cluster around Bozeman, Whitefish, and the Bitterroot. Summer (mid-June to early September) is short and busy. Wildfire smoke is increasingly part of August. Fall is the locals' favorite season for a reason.
Top destinations in Montana
Bozeman
River-and-mountain college town and the gateway to Yellowstone's north entrance.
Whitefish
A working ski town outside Glacier National Park's west entrance.
Big Sky
Resort country in the Madison Range with cattle ranches still in operation.
Missoula
A college and rivers town with Bitterroot access in three directions.
Livingston
A small Yellowstone-gateway town with an outsized fly-fishing reputation.
Stays in Montana
We're growing in Montana
No CurbNTurf stays in Montana yet — but new hosts are coming online every week. If you own land here, you could be one of the first.
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Roads, food, and seasons in Montana
Drive Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier as soon as it fully opens in late June or early July. Logan Pass is the highlight; vehicle reservation system is in effect — book the day they release.
Fly-fish the Madison, the Gallatin, or the Yellowstone. Outfitters in Livingston, Bozeman, and Ennis run drift trips that'll teach you in a day. Salmonfly hatch in late June is a religious event.
Pack for any season any day. Mountain weather flips fast; carry a hardshell, gloves, and a fleece year-round if you're heading above treeline.
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