RV rental Havre, MT: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Havre has a strong historical connection to at least three Native American groups as indicated by artifacts found at the Wahkpa Chu'gn Archaeological Site. Known locally as the buffalo jump site, this preserved outdoors area dates back 2000 years and draws visitors every day with its unique past. The Native Americans would hunt buffalo by driving them off a cliff, which would kill or wound the buffalo, making for a smart and successful tactic on their part. There’s a 20 feet wall of buffalo bone remains to prove their point. Take a tour or just meander on your own around the site and learn about what was found here and how the Native Americans interacted with Havre many years ago. Bear Paw Lake and Trail areas are a great way to get out and see the wild side of town. Bear Paw Lake is used primarily for fishing, but no motor-powered boats of any kind are allowed on the water. Bear Paw Trail area features a trail etched in the earth from by the soldiers that were stationed at the nearby Fort Assiniboine. Along the 3.5-mile trail, depressions made by wagon wheels are still viewable, and you’ll be watched from afar by the local wildlife. Havre is also home to the largest county park in the nation. So, while in the area with your travel trailer rental, Beaver Creek Park is the park to see. In total, the park encompasses a 10000-acre strip along the northern Bear Paw Mountains. Beaver Creek wants you to engage with the area and fully encourages biking, hiking, camping, fishing, picnicking, and just about anything else that gets you outside. Now it is a bit of a drive, and by t we mean a good 3.5 hours from Havre, but there is a very highly regarded national park waiting to be explored. And, how often do you really find yourself traversing the Montana terrain with an RV rental? Glacier National Park is crowned the hiker’s paradise with its seemingly endless trails and breathtaking views. Of course, there’s more to do here, but their 700-miles worth of trails sure do steal all the focus. This park will show you just why people come to or never leave Montana.