Large Group Stays

Montana's list runs from a guest ranch and a lodge at Big Sky to a 4-H camp and a Bible camp near Flathead Lake and ranch properties outside Philipsburg and Belt.

In Montana the list covers 1 4-H or university center, 1 retreat center or camp, 4 private lodges and cabins. The most are in Big Sky (2), Bigfork (2) and Belt (1). Capacities are what each operator publishes, not permitted occupancy, so confirm before you book.

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  • 6places
  • 32–150people, smallest to largest
  • 6sleep 30+
  • 4sleep 50+
  • 5venues
  • 1rental home

Quick answer

As of November 10, 2026, Large Group Stays lists 6 places in Montana that sleep 15 or more people, from 32 to 150 guests. 4 sleep 50 or more and 3 sleep 100 or more. The largest is Big Sky Bible Camp in Bigfork, MT, which sleeps 150, per its operator.

6 places in Montana by stated capacity
Sleeps15–1920–2930–4950–99100+
Places00213
  1. Big Sky Bible Camp, Bigfork, MT: sleeps 150
  2. Lone Mountain Ranch, Big Sky, MT: sleeps 130
  3. Loon Lake 4-H Camp, Bigfork, MT: sleeps 104

5 venues (camps, lodges, retreat centers) and 1 rental home. Capacity for every listing is the number on the operator's own page. Last updated . How we check capacity.

The largest places in Montana

By the capacity each operator states. Not ranked by quality and not paid placement.

Representative photo of log cabins along a lake shore, not this property.104sleeps

Loon Lake 4-H Camp

Bigfork, MT · Flathead Lake

Sleeps 104 · per operator

  • Venue
  • 4-H or university center
  • Several buildings

Representative photo

Where the group stays are

Towns with the most places

  • Big Sky (2)
  • Bigfork (2)
  • Belt (1)
  • Philipsburg (1)

Also listed: Flathead Lake, Big Sky, Central Montana, Big Sky and Yellowstone, Western Montana.

All 6 places in Montana

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Amenity and bedroom filters hide places that don’t publish that detail. Price uses our estimate from published rates.

Representative photo of log cabins along a lake shore, not this property.104sleeps

Loon Lake 4-H Camp

Bigfork, MT · Flathead Lake

Sleeps 104 · per operator

  • Venue
  • 4-H or university center
  • Several buildings

Representative photo

Representative photo of a great room with a wood ceiling, not this property.40sleeps

Alpine Lodge

Big Sky, MT · Big Sky and Yellowstone

Sleeps 40 · per operator

about $144 per person per night est.

  • Rental home
  • Private lodge or cabin
  • 10 bedrooms
  • 17 baths
  • Beds and bunks

Representative photo

Representative photo of a bright living room with a vaulted ceiling, not this property.32sleeps

The Meadows on Rock Creek

Philipsburg, MT · Western Montana

Sleeps 32 · per operator

from about $86 per person per night est.

  • Venue
  • Private lodge or cabin
  • Several buildings

Representative photo

Map of group lodging in Montana

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Pins mark the town, not the exact property.

Planning a group trip in Montana

Run the numbers: group trip budget, bedrooms needed, rental cost split.

Trip types operators here welcome

From each operator's own description of who it hosts.

When to go

Summer, roughly June through September, is the main season for lakes, hiking and national parks. Ski areas fill from about December into March, and some high roads and passes close in winter.

Before you book

  • Ask how the stated count sleeps: beds, bunks, sofa beds or floor space. 1 place here publishes a bedroom count.
  • For reunions and retreats, ask about one room where everyone can eat or meet.
  • Check minimum stays, deposits and cancellation terms in writing.
  • Confirm parking or bus access for the size of your group.

Questions to ask · Planning timeline

Things to do in Montana with a big group

Distances are straight-line from the closest place we list in Montana, so the drive will be longer. Group pick means the business publishes a group rate, private booking or buyout. Group details come from each business's own page, checked Nov 9, 2026. Entries marked "group terms not checked" are nearby parks and attractions from Wikidata. Confirm prices and group sizes before you book.

Outdoors and on the water

Shows, parks and attractions

Groceries and supplies

  • Roxy's Market Supermarket · Lone Mountain Trail, Big Sky · under 1 mi from the closest listing
  • Country Market Supermarket · Market Place, Big Sky · about 1.0 mi from the closest listing
  • Bigfork Harvest Foods Supermarket · 8111 MT 35, Bigfork · about 3.3 mi from the closest listing
  • Belt Valley Grocery Supermarket · 65 Castner Street, Belt · about 4.5 mi from the closest listing
  • Blacktail Family Foods Supermarket · 105 Stoner Loop, Lakeside · about 10 mi from the closest listing
  • Rosauers Supermarket Supermarket · 21st Street East, Kalispell · about 11 mi from the closest listing
  • Super 1 Foods Supermarket · Sager Lane, Evergreen · about 12 mi from the closest listing
  • Evergreen Liquor Store Liquor store · 2040 La Salle Road, Kalispell · about 12 mi from the closest listing
  • Chef'store Supermarket · Flathead Drive, Evergreen · about 12 mi from the closest listing
  • Sunlife Health Foods Supermarket · 2302 Meadowlark Drive, Kalispell · about 12 mi from the closest listing
  • Smith's Supermarket · 195 3rd Avenue East North, Kalispell · about 12 mi from the closest listing
  • Super 1 Foods Supermarket · Kalispell Park Line Trail, Kalispell · about 12 mi from the closest listing

Store locations from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Check hours before a big shop. For delivery, enter the rental's address in the store's app or Instacart to see if they deliver there.

Questions about group lodging in Montana

What is the largest group lodging in Montana on this list?

Big Sky Bible Camp in Bigfork, which its operator says has room for 150. Next is Lone Mountain Ranch in Big Sky (130). Confirm the count with the operator before you book.

How many places in Montana sleep 30, 50 or 100 people?

Of the 6 places listed in Montana, 6 state room for 30 or more, 4 for 50 or more and 3 for 100 or more. The middle of the list is about 104 people.

What kinds of group stays are there in Montana?

1 4-H or university center, 1 retreat center or camp, 4 private lodges and cabins. 5 are venues such as camps, lodges or retreat centers, and 1 is a rental home.

Which towns in Montana have the most places for big groups?

Big Sky (2), Bigfork (2), Belt (1), Philipsburg (1).

Do any places in Montana allow pets or have meeting space?

Where operators say so: 1 place says pets are allowed and 0 places list meeting space. Many don't say either way, so ask.

What does group lodging in Montana cost per person?

2 of the 6 places publish a rate we can turn into a rough estimate, from about $86 to $144 per person per night. These are estimates from published rates on the date checked, not quotes.

Do you take bookings or payments?

No. You contact each place yourself and pay them directly. We never handle money, and nobody can pay to rank higher in the list.

Before you choose, read what "sleeps 30" really means and the questions to ask.

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