North Fork Crossing Lodge
Lodging Details
Their unique tent cabins are designed for the ultimate comforts of a full-service lodge without losing the intimate connection to nature that camping can provide. Each canvas tent cabin comes equipped with heat, electricity, fans, wood floors, and a full private bathhouse with all the amenities of home located a short walk down a lighted path behind the tents. Breakfast and dinner are served in their main lodge building which also has a social seating area with an open self-serve bar with wine and beer. Guests are also free to enjoy themselves around an adjacent fire pit next to a stocked pond.
Food and Beverages
A touch of class, in a unique setting, brings you to the tables of accomplished chefs at the North Fork Crossing Lodge. You’ll be treated to culinary enjoyment that celebrates Montana. Fresh, organic, and locally grown herbs and produce complement every entrée. Careful consideration is given to menu planning, and any dietary requests are easy to accommodate.
Non-Angling Activities and Options
While the lodge property does not present non-angling activities, motivated guests can find many outdoor activity opportunities throughout the surrounding area. The town of Missoula is also only an hour away and offers great non-angling options. A trip to Missoula and a visit to the Montana Museum of Art and Culture or the Montana Natural History Center are great for those interested in history and culture. Tours of the many breweries and wineries may interest some, as well as hiking, mountain biking, and river rafting trips. Festivals and fairs are held throughout the seasons, along with farmers’ markets and concerts.
Internet / Communications
Cell phone service is unreliable on the lodge property and while out on the river. The lodge does have wireless internet.