Rocky Mountain 'Hi' RV Park and Campground

The Great Outdoors

Kalispell and Whitefish are lovely towns in the Rocky Mountains of Montana, but most visitors who book an RV in Flathead County do so to get acquainted with the myriad of nature parks, lakefront recreation areas, and lofty mountain hiking trails that the region is known for. Within a half hour's drive, you can bring your motorhome rental to several outdoor havens, like Lone Pine State Park on the edge of Kalispell. There are no camping facilities at this quaint park, but horseback riding, hiking, biking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing enable visitors to make their way through the forest to see its amazing wildlife.Flathead Lake State Park can be found to the south on the shores of Flathead Lake, with several different locations around the lake. Flathead Lake is the largest freshwater lake in the western United States, so waterfront recreation is definitely part of the fun when you visit this waterfront park. Boating, sailing, fishing, swimming, hiking, birdwatching, and stargazing are all activities to enjoy when you head here with the Kalispell motorhome rental.Whitefish Lake State Park is just north of Whitefish on Whitefish Lake. Epic views, secluded fishing spots, pristine beaches and swimming areas, nature trails, and tranquil campsites await you at this outdoor paradise to the north.Flathead National Forest is close by, with plenty of space to go backcountry hiking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, snowboarding, and skiing in the wintertime. The real star of the show in Montana, however, is the incredible Glacier National Park. This legendary natural area was formed by gigantic glaciers millions of years ago. Alpine lakes, towering glaciers, lofty vantage points in the surrounding mountains, and protected wildlife make it a real privilege to see this park in person. You can hike around on hundreds of miles of trails and camp beneath the stars leaving behind luxurious amenities to get a little closer to Mother Nature.

City Sightseeing

Rocky Mountain "Hi" RV Park and Campground is located between Whitefish and Kalispell, although it is considerably closer to the latter of the two. There is plenty to do and see when taking a ride into town, like visiting one of the many restaurants and breweries that have become more popular in recent years. Like many places, Kalispell has some delightful historical sites worth checking out if you are into that sort of thing. The Conrad Mansion is situated on a scenic bluff overlooking the town, on three acres of finely manicured gardens. The home was owned by Charles E. Conrad, a wealthy businessman who moved west and built a “revivalist replica of a farmhouse in Normandy."The Hockaday Museum of Art helps cultivate a passion and appreciation for the visual arts in Kalispell, with dazzling paintings and sculptures decorating the gallery space. Inspired by Glacier National Park’s immense beauty, the museum is full of landscape paintings of the park, along with Native American artwork.The Northwest Montana History Museum is another fantastic resource that focuses on history in the region. Even the Romanesque-style brick building that houses this historical museum is a living piece of history, once used as a school for the area’s youth. You can find a wealth of artifacts, old photographs, and other records pertaining to the settling of western Montana and the first pioneers to reach the foreign lands. Whether you stay in your RV park, spend lots of time in Kalispell, head off to ski or snowboard at Whitefish and Blacktail Mountain Resorts, or explore Glacier National Park, there is lots of fun and intrigue to be found in this spectacular part of the country.