Polson / Flathead Lake KOA

The Great Outdoors

Montana is truly a special place for nature lovers, and the area around Polson is no exception. When you rent an RV near Polson/Flathead Lake KOA, there is a nearly endless variety of parks and natural areas you can explore. Flathead Lake is a few minutes’ drive from the RV park, home to dozens of parks and campgrounds that you can see for yourself. Places like Big Arm/Flathead Lake State Park features activities like fishing, boating, swimming, and water skiing. Wayfarers State Park is another gem, known especially for its extensive collection of native plants in the Harry Horn Native Plant Garden. This incredible botanical garden preserves endemic species while informing the public about their importance to the local ecosystem. You can go hiking, mountain biking, fish in secluded spots, go for a swim, or boat around during your stay.Flathead National Forest is also close when you're camping at Polson/Flathead Lake KOA, with over two-and-a-half million acres of pristine land to explore. Thousands of miles of roads, dirt paths, and hiking trails weave their way through this evergreen paradise, giving guests more territory to explore than they could possibly imagine. Glacier National Park is the pride of Montana, way up on the international border with Canada. This iconic wonderland has two mountain ranges, over 30 active glaciers, hundreds of lakes, and some pretty fantastic vantage points overlooking the entire 1,600-square-mile park. You can be one of the three million people who visit the park annually when you rent an RV near Polson/Flathead Lake KOA and head here to see some of the best nature spots in the state.

Exploring the City

Polson may not look like much when you first see it, but there is way more than meets the eye. Restaurants, shopping boutiques, art galleries, breweries, and museums are all found within the city center, so you will have plenty to do when you leave your campsite and head into town. The Polson Flathead Historical Museum is a magnificent resource for those hoping to gain a deeper understanding of the area. Artifacts from different eras adorn the halls of this learning space, with antique items from the pioneer era, and old fire trucks from well over a century ago.The Miracle of America Museum is another captivating space where you can learn about the local history, with over 40 buildings from different time periods in its collection. Take informative tours, observe old photographs, and immerse yourself in the stories of the past. Even children enjoy this kid-friendly learning complex, with engaging exhibits and vibrant costumes.Skiing and snowboarding are deeply ingrained in the local culture, and some of the nearby mountain resorts are known internationally for their epic runs and snowfall. Whitefish Mountain Resort and Blacktail Mountain Ski Area are two of the best resorts to see near Polson, with high-speed chair lifts, beginner to expert difficulty trails, mouthwatering food, live entertainment, and a whole lot more. There is truly no wrong time of year to make your way to these stellar ski resorts.