Camping at one of Montana’s state parks is always an amazing experience, but as most Montanans know, it must be planned in advance. Here’s one outdoor adventure to add to your list for next year: Camping in a yurt. You can do just that at Big Arm State Park.
Big Arm State Park sits right on the shores of Flathead Lake – specifically, Big Arm Bay.
rusticpress / TripAdvisor In the summer, it’s a popular spot for those heading to Wild Horse Island.
There’s nothing like enjoying time at this crystal clear lake on a warm day.
MJ / TripAdvisor Camping next to Flathead Lake is a pleasure.
Here, you can reserve a campsite right by the water for your tent…
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… or, you can try camping in a yurt.
trinaburgos / TripAdvisor The park recently added a few yurts to the campground, and they’re pretty great.
The yurts are rustic, but they’re stocked with beds and futons.
trinaburgos / TripAdvisor The yurts have some insulation and electric heat, but you’ll still feel the cold in the off season. If you book one before May or after September, you’ll have to bring your own potable water.
You can rent a yurt for $50 per night or for $350 for the entire week.
trinaburgos / TripAdvisor And while it’s not quite the same as sleeping under the stars, you can still see the stars at night through the skylight.
Big Arm State Park is beautiful, so it’s not surprising that it’s one of the most popular places to camp in the Flathead area.
MJ / TripAdvisor You can already reserve your yurt for next spring on the Montana State Parks website.
If you’re interested in camping in a yurt at Big Arm State Park, you can reserve one here. Just make sure you spend plenty of time enjoying the clearest lake in Montana.
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In the summer, it’s a popular spot for those heading to Wild Horse Island.
MJ / TripAdvisor
Camping next to Flathead Lake is a pleasure.
SupermanRockstar / TripAdvisor
trinaburgos / TripAdvisor
The park recently added a few yurts to the campground, and they’re pretty great.
The yurts have some insulation and electric heat, but you’ll still feel the cold in the off season. If you book one before May or after September, you’ll have to bring your own potable water.
And while it’s not quite the same as sleeping under the stars, you can still see the stars at night through the skylight.
You can already reserve your yurt for next spring on the Montana State Parks website.
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