Stay close to Mother Nature with a vacation rental in Montana
Home to some of the most remarkable unspoiled scenic beauty of America, Montana is known as “The Treasure State.” Come here to truly experience the grandeur of Mother Nature. Whether you’d like to bathe in warm springs or go skiing on mountain slopes, Montana is the ideal vacation spot for you.
Even though it is the fourth-largest US state, it is one of the least populated ones. Look forward to exploring the outdoors in solitude. A vacation home in Montana also serves as the perfect base when for visiting Yellowstone National Park, allowing you to relax in comfort after a long day of exploring.
Find a vacation rental fitting your preferences among the 21,383 great rentals from different providers in Montana. By directly analyzing these vacation rentals, HomeToGo brings you the lowest prices as well as the most popular accommodations in Montana.
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Stay connected while traveling and book a Montana accommodation with high-speed internet.
Vacation rentals with a fireplace
Get warm and cozy on cold winter nights Montana by booking a vacation home with a fireplace.
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Popular Rental Amenities Montana
More than a quarter of the vacation rentals offer a pool, which makes Montana a fantastic destination for vacationers looking to spend vacation poolside. Hotel rooms with pools Montana are a great option for groups of 7 and cost, on average, $548 per night. You can also find and book a rental with a pool near the water, which is the case for nearly all of the rentals there.
Price and Availability Index in Montana
Vacation Rental Price Information Montana
We analyzed vacation houses, cottages and apartments to display a price graph showing the average price per night Montana. It is during a week of July (7/1 - 7/8) that you will find the highest prices for the next 12 months. The cheapest week to book a vacation rental is in February (2/18 - 2/25).
Rental Availability Information Montana
The graph shows the weekly availability rate Montanafor the next twelve months. The week with the highest booking rate in the next 12 months is in February (2/18 - 2/25), where 51% of the vacation rentals are booked. The week with the highest percentage of available rentals is in August (8/26 - 9/2).
The Weather Montana
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The above is a climate diagram for Montana. July is the warmest month Montana with average maximum temperatures of 31°. January is the coolest month, with average minimal temperature reaching -9°. The rainiest month is May while the driest month is July.
7-Day Weather Forecast Montana
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Where to find the best food Montana?
Cuisine in Montana
Montana's culinary legacies are best savored at local ranches and farms. While in Helena, stop at the Great Northern Carousel and Ice Cream Parlor to try ice creams such as Missouri River Mud, Frog Mint and Buffalo Jump. The city of Missoula is ideal for micro breweries, vintage sports bars, burrito places, organic coffee shops and steak houses.
For distinctive Montana cuisine, try Staggering Ox which has its presence in Helena, Missoula and Billings. How about some typical cowboy cuisine such as buffalo chili, beans and Indian fry-bread and steak? Those visiting during summer should not miss the juicy huckleberries and Flathead cherries sold by the roadside and at farmers markets which can be enjoyed back at your vacation home anywhere in Montana.
What is the weather like Montana?
Montana’s Throughout the Seasons
Montana’s climate is as varied as its geography – to decide when to go, consider which activities you’d like to take part in. If you want to go hiking, then summer is the perfect time to visit this state. On the other hand, if skiing is what you are looking forward to, visit in winter.
The peak season to travel to Montana is summer. This is the best time to visit the remarkable Glacier National Park, and also to enjoy some camping, golf, and fishing. However, you can visit Montana all throughout the year as there will always be something for you to do here.
What are the top sights Montana?
Things to do and see in Montana
The word Montana derives from the Spanish word 'montaña' which means mountain, so the Rockys should be your first port of call. The UNESCO World Heritage Glacier National Park is a living testament to the geological changes that altered North America over the last billion years. Yellowstone National Park attracts a record number of visitors for its rugged beauty, geysers, hot springs, mudpots, and even glacial activity. Grizzly bears, lynxes, mule deer and bighorn sheep are often found meandering through the wilderness.
Helena, the capital city proposes interesting attractions such as the St. Helena Cathedral, the 1876-built Old Fire Tower, Reeder's Alley historic mining district and the stately Montana State capital building. The Pictograph Cave State Park in Billings is a pre historic archaeological site where 2,000-year-old cave paintings can be found. Discover art from Montana and the Rocky Mountain region at Billings' Yellowstone Art Museum; follow that up with a visit to the Little Bighorn Battlefield before heading back to your Montana vacation rental to unwind.
What are the best places to discover the arts and culture of Montana?
Must-see cultural attractions in Montana
One cultural attraction you should visit in Montana is the Museum of the Rockies. This museum, part of the Smithsonian Institution, is famous for its outstanding displays of dinosaur eggs and dinosaurs. It is also home to the Taylor Planetarium, where you can view entertaining and educational shows about the cosmos.
Montana has a longstanding mining history. To learn more about the life of miners in Montana, head to the World Museum of Mining in Butte. The "Orphan Girl' tower is one of the highlights of this museum. Join one of the underground tours of the mines for a unique experience.
Where are the unique attractions Montana?
Explore the stunning natural beauty of Montana
Glacier National Park must be included on every nature lover’s list. Visit this park to see stunning glaciers, alpine meadows, glittering lakes, gorgeous mountain ranges, lush forests, and breathtaking waterfalls. You can also go biking or hiking at this national park, which boasts over 700 miles of trails.
The explorer David Thompson described Flathead Lake as “a fine sheet of water.” However, it is so much more than that. The largest natural freshwater lake west of the Mississippi, it offers you plenty of recreational opportunities. While here, you can engage in a wide range of activities, including sailing, fishing, kayaking, and cruising.
What are the best events and festivals Montana?
Regular events and festivities
Summer is a great time to book a vacation rental in Montana. Missoula hosts the International Choral Festival, the River Roots Music Festival, farmer's markets, and the Western Montana Fair in August.
The Whitefish Winter Carnival and World Ski Joring Championships are a fantastic introduction to Montana's particular winter traditions. You'll need to book your Montana vacation home in advance during this busy period. Visitors are treated to whimsical torchlight ski parades, ski races, hockey tournaments, ice sculpting and best of all, mouth-watering mountain food. Not to be missed is the World Ski Joring Championships where horses pull skiers at break neck speeds across the snow. The Montana Winter Fair in Lewistown is a local fest that features kids’ stick horse rodeo and chili cook-offs.The Rodeo Run Sled Dog Races in West Yellowstone puts our furry friends in the spotlight as they charge through the snow. The year closes with traditional light parades, tree lighting, fireworks and plenty of good cheer.
What are the must-see attractions Montana?
Montana: Fascinating history and rugged nature
Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park
Montana's best-known State Park, Lewis and Clark Caverns is famous for its underground limestone caverns. Above ground, enjoy the great hiking trails and picnic sites.
Montana State Capitol
Take a tour of this neoclassical government building in the state capital Helena, and learn about its history, architecture and art.
Museum of the Rockies
The Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman is most famous for its dinosaur collections. It additionally tells the story of the natural and cultural history of the Rockies and the people who live there.
Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center
Observe wolves and bears at this rescue and wildlife center in West Yellowstone. There is also a museum exploring the bear across history and folklore.
Glacier National Park
A 2,400 km2 wilderness area in the Rockies, Glacier National Park offers over 600 miles of hiking trails and cycling routes. Look out for the diverse wildlife, including mountain goats and bears.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the typical price of a vacation home Montana?
The nightly price for accommodation Montana starts at $115.
What is the typical availability of House rentals Montana?
August has the highest availability of House rentals Montana, so you can expect plenty of selection, even for last-minute bookings.
What are the most popular vacation home amenities Montana?
The most popular amenities for rentals Montana include vacation homes with Internet, TV, or Barbecue.
How many House rentals and Cabin can I find Montana?
Montana has 21,383 House rentals and Cabin available to book.
Are there pet-friendly vacation rentals Montana?
Yes, there are 3,824 pet-friendly vacation rentals Montana, with an average nightly price of $509.
What's the best month to visit Montana?
When booking accommodation Montana, remember that the rainiest months are usually May and January, with July often being the sunniest.
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