Diamond "S" RV Park & Campground

The Great Outdoors

There are countless parks, recreation areas, and national forests in the region; when you rent an RV near Diamond S RV Park & Campground, you can see the best that Montana has to offer. Placid Lake State Park is a wonderful place to start, with divine shores on Placid Lake perfect for sunbathing, swimming, fishing, or kayaking. Along with its dazzling scenery, the diverse offering of wildlife and migratory waterfowl at the park make for great birdwatching and nature photography. You can stay the night at Placid Lake State Park with your RV rental, or camp over at nearby Salmon Lake State Park just a few miles down the road. Salmon Lake State Park is dotted with ponderosa pine and Douglas fir trees, with tranquil hiking paths and dreamy beaches.Flathead Lake State Park is a unique recreation area on the shores of Flathead Lake north of town. This incredible park has several non-contiguous parts scattered around the gigantic lake, so no matter what part you visit, you’ll have some unbeatable views at sunset or sunrise. Fishing, boating, waterskiing, tubing, swimming, and sailing: you can do it all when you take a ride to this magical recreation space near Polson, Montana. Camp out at one of many campgrounds on the shores of Flathead Lake and enjoy the surreal night skies too.The largest and most popular park in Montana is a few hours' drive north of the campsites at Diamond S RV Park and Campground, and well worth the road trip. Aptly named the “Crown Jewel of the Continent,” the 1,600-square-mile Glacier National Park is full of glacial lakes, real glaciers, snow-capped mountain peaks, ancient forests, and unimaginable beauty. More than three million people visit the park each year to trek through the backcountry and feel inspired by the unparalleled beauty of its landscapes, so be sure to include it on your Ronan camping trip itinerary.

City Sightseeing

Ronan is the nearest town to Diamond S RV Park & Campground, and despite its small size, it has an impressive offering of attractions and things to do. Small town diners, trendy shopping areas, golf courses, hot springs, and rodeos are part of the Ronan experience, so ready yourself for hours of entertainment when you take a ride into town. The Garden of the Rockies Museum is a fascinating resource for those hoping to learn about western Montana and the Rocky Mountains area. Originally built as a church in the early 20th century, this space has been converted into a history museum packed with lots of information.Ninepipes Museum of Early Montana also has its own exhibits related to Mission Valley and the surrounding countryside. The museum focuses on the first pioneers to arrive on the Oregon Trail, along with facts about the various Native American tribes of the region who clashed with the newly arrived European immigrants.The Polson-Flathead Historical Museum is also a great resource for history enthusiasts up in Polson, but be sure to hit the slopes for a change of pace and scenery. Whitefish Mountain Resort and Blacktail Mountain Ski Area are just two of the epic mountains to ski or snowboard in an area known for massive amounts of snowfall and mesmerizing mountains. No matter when you visit western Montana, there is always something to see and things to do.