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Direct-booking checklist for group stays

Group bookings go wrong in the details, not the headline price.

Before you reserve

Confirm the maximum overnight occupancy, not the bed count. Confirm the minimum stay for your dates. Confirm the cancellation terms in writing.

Check parking limits, quiet hours and any event policy. Check what the total looks like with fees and taxes included. Check who to contact during the stay.

Read the booking page itself rather than a summary of it — including ours. The official page always governs.

Last reviewed 2026-09-05 · Maintained by Trailstead Stays content team

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  • Multigenerational family trips
  • Flathead Lake and Glacier planning
  • Fall and winter gatherings

Six bedrooms and ten beds. Montana rules govern how overnight occupancy is advertised, so we publish a maximum of ten — the same number shown on the home's own site. Travelling with more? Ask on the booking page before you book.

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6 bedrooms · 9 beds · 4.5 baths · 5.0 (12)

A six-bedroom Montana lodge for groups that plan to be outside most of the day. Hot tub, sauna, fire pit and game room, room for gear and vehicles, and a setting built for golden-larch fall drives and winter ski days.

  • Lake trips
  • Group retreats
  • Ski and winter weekends

Six bedrooms and nine beds. Montana rules govern how overnight occupancy is advertised, so we publish a maximum of ten — the same number shown on the home's own site. Travelling with more? Ask on the booking page before you book.