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Stillwater Getaway

Whitefish, Montana

Lakeside cabins, wall tents and campsites 15 miles north of Whitefish, Montana, on Lower Stillwater Lake, within an hour of Glacier National Park.

At a glance

Price
$
Per night
$24 / night
Pets
Yes
Off-grid
No
Book on
Hipcamp

Stillwater Getaway sits on 10 acres along Lower Stillwater Lake, about 15 miles north of Whitefish and within a 60-minute drive of Glacier National Park's Polebridge Ranger Station entrance. Hosted by Ryan, the property mixes lakeside cabins, canvas wall tents, and tent/RV campsites across 14 sites total, so there's a range of ways to stay whether you want a bed under a roof or your own tent pad.

Cabins like Eagles Nest, Owle's Nest, and Swan's Nest come with electricity and beds, while the wall tents and campsites share a bathhouse with showers and flush toilets, plus outhouses scattered around the grounds. Everyone has access to a Mess Hall stocked with a full kitchen, BBQ grill, coffee, board games, and Wi-Fi, so even the more rustic sites get a kitchen to cook in and a spot to dry off. Fire pits are shared throughout the property.

The lake is the draw here. Bring paddle boards, kayaks, or a canoe and put in right from the property. It's a family and pet-friendly setup, with cabins sleeping two to four and wall tents sleeping two to six, so groups can spread across a few units or book a single site for a smaller stay.

Rates start at $24 a night, and booking runs through Hipcamp. For questions on specific site availability or the mess hall setup, Ryan can be reached directly by phone.

Good to know

How do I book Stillwater Getaway?
Booking is handled through Hipcamp, where you can see availability and pick a specific cabin, wall tent, or campsite.
What's the starting price per night?
Rates start from $24 a night; exact pricing depends on which site or cabin you choose, so confirm on the Hipcamp listing.
Is it pet friendly?
Yes, the property is described as family and pet friendly across its cabins, wall tents, and campsites.
What should I bring?
Paddle boards, kayaks, or a canoe are worth bringing since the site sits right on Lower Stillwater Lake; campers should also bring their own gear for tent/RV sites, as those rely on a shared bathhouse and outhouses.
Is there Wi-Fi and a kitchen?
Yes, there's a shared Mess Hall with a full kitchen, BBQ grill, coffee, and Wi-Fi available to all guests, including campsite and wall tent bookings.

Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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