RV Rental Bigfork, MT

When you book an RV in Bigfork, you will have access to a whole slew of areas that offer opportunities to enjoy outdoor activities. Swan and Echo Lakes, Jewel Basin Hiking Area and Wayfarers State Park are among these. These sites feature opportunities for hiking, camping, fishing and other water sports, biking and winter activities.

The Kootenai, Kaniksu Coeur d'Alene and Flathead National Forests are all located nearby. These all offer countless opportunities for camping, hiking, fishing, hunting and numerous winter sports. Be aware, the weather in this area can be extreme and the winter season lasts far longer than in much of the rest of the country. While the areas are open year-round, various locations may be inaccessible (at least with a regular vehicle) for parts of the year. Grizzly bears are also common in many of these areas, so use caution when recreating. Please check with local rangers for current road conditions and bear reports.

Glacier National Park is situated around 40 miles north of Bigfork. This site offers much of the same activities as the national forests, including mountain biking, historical sites and lakes that offers boating and kayaking opportunities. It also gives visitors the chance to enjoy scenic drives that encompass incredible mountain vistas. As the name implies, this is one of the few areas in the Continental US where glaciers can still be viewed.

When you rent a motorhome in Bigfork, MT, you will need to find a campground. As this region of the country offers so many recreational options, it knows how to make visitors feel welcome.

There are numerous campgrounds situated throughout the local national forests and Glacier National Park. Please check with local rangers on the specifics of each campground, especially regarding that site's accessibility based on current weather conditions. Plan for many of these parks to be more rustic. Potable water and vault toilets are usually available during the summer months, but not all the sites may offer hookups.

Bigfork Motorcoach Resort is located in town. Full-hookup sites are available, as well as easy access to all the attractions found in the local area. The park caters to long-term rentals of 30 days or more.

Rollins RV Park is located around 25 miles to the south, in Rollins. The camp is located on the shores of Flathead Lake and offers full-hookup sites. The park is open the middle of June through the end of August and welcomes both short and long-term stays. Being located in such an incredibly scenic area, RV rental near Bigfork is common, so you should have no trouble finding the supplies you need.

The Swan River Nature Trail is located in town. This natural-surface, walking path is accompanied by the Swan River. Local wildlife is regularly spotted here. Your luxury RV rental in Bigfork, Montana will provide you with opportunities to tour all around the local region.

Though you may have to travel a little ways to reach them as the area is very rural, there are several unique sites found near Bigfork. One is the Goat Lick Overlook, located on US 2, about halfway between West Glacier and Browning, MT. At this site, mountain goats can be observed clinging to the sides of the cliffs, licking the salt that seeps from the rocks. Please maintain a respectful distance from these wild animals, as they may have babies nearby and they can become aggressive. Another unique location is Polebridge, a tiny town that lies a scant, 20 miles from the Canadian border. The town still features a restaurant and Mercantile store that is known for its huckleberry pastries. You can drive all the way to the Canadian border from this site and even have your picture taken at the border marker. It is actually possible to have one foot in each country at this site (please respect all border boundaries, this area is patrolled by law enforcement from both countries.)

Going to the Sun Road is found in Glacier National Park. This drive traverses the park from West Glacier to St. Mary's and even crosses the Continental Divide. The road is usually only open to cars from June through October though the actual dates can vary greatly based on weather conditions. Bikes and cross-country skiers can access the road throughout the year, unless plowing operations are currently in progress. The area offers visitors opportunities to view expansive mountain vistas, though be aware, winter conditions can occur at any time throughout the year.

If you've been looking for a quiet, small town, that serves as a gateway to some incredible parts of the country, a camper rental in Bigfork may be right up your alley. Enjoy the local restaurants, go for a hike, and see the incredible sites. Rent an RV in Bigfork, MT and explore the beauty of this mountainous region!