Picking Your Dates

The best way to pick your dates and make a reservation is by connecting with the front office. With adventure camps offered during the summer months, retreats are only available during the fall, winter, and spring. Groups with a close-estimate of total guests and the ability to place a deposit are usually the fastest to secure their spot.

Overnight Capacity

16-80

Five duplex cabins rest beneath the giant pine trees at Camp Bighorn, each with a large, covered front porch. Bunk beds sleep 7-10 guests per room, and guests are asked to bring along their favorite pillow and bedding.

Meal Service

16-140

Camp Bighorn works hard to serve quality meals for all our guests. While it is our desire to meet every person's dietary needs, we are limited and can only guarantee accommodating dairy free, gluten free, nut free, and vegetarian diets. Dietary restrictions must be communicated in advance, during the registration process, in order for our kitchen to plan adequately. For individuals with more restrictive diets, please contact our office to discuss alternatives

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Facilities

The Lodge

The Lodge functions as both a dining hall and meeting area, accommodating up to 200 people downstairs and as many as 100 people upstairs. A large stone fireplace, leather couches, and Adirondack chairs all serve as favorite gathering places. If you're inviting a guest speaker, many groups offer them the private suite located upstairs.

Wifi and Cell Reception

Cell phone reception might be difficult to come by here in the mountains. Many prefer the break from technology, but for those who need to stay connected during their visit, there is a free wifi network.

Duplex Cabins

5 buildings, 10 rooms, 10 bathrooms and 80 beds total

Five duplex cabins rest beneath the giant pine trees at Camp Bighorn, each with a front porch. Bunk beds sleep 7-10 per room, and guests are asked to bring along their favorite pillow and bedding.

Dorm Rooms

1 building, 8 rooms, 2 shared bathrooms and 64 beds total

These have been constructed within the frame of a renovated farm building, and each room is equipped with bunk beds and cabinet storage. Rooms sleep up to 8 people and guests are asked to bring along their favorite pillow and bedding.

RV/Camper Spots

Five RV/Camper spaces are available on-site with both water and electrical hookups. These spaces are surrounded by trees and sit just beneath the mountains. If you plan to bring an RV or camper, please call ahead to make a reservation as soon as possible. Sites tend to book quickly.

Note: Grey water disposal is only available at three of the five spots.

Camp Store

Usually open in the evenings, the Camp Store is a great place to find souvenirs and keepsakes. Have a sweet tooth? Snacks are available for just $1!

Laundry

Laundry machines are conveniently located at the center of camp, with a folding table, iron, ironing board, and clothes hangers.

Adventure Packages

Add something fun to your retreat! When you sign up for an Adventure Package, you and your group get to head over to our Pro Shop to gear up for some fun memories.

On Land

- Aerial Adventure Park (high and low ropes courses)
- Rock Climbing
- Challenge Course
- Guided Hikes

On the River

- White Water Rafting
- White Water Kayaking
- Stand Up Paddle Boarding
- Canoeing

Pricing / person

$37 - $42

Adventure Packages subject to change by season based on weather conditions.

Other Activities

Stroll through the orchard, try for a personal best at the frisbee golf course, practice your marksmanship at the gun range, or break out any of our yard games on the ball field.

Many trails can be found throughout the property, offering great spots to sit and take in the scenery. If you're adventurous enough, you can make your way up to the iconic view of the cross looking out across the valley. Love sitting around a fire? Campfire rings are located near the cabins and just above the banks of the Clark Fork River.

National Bison Range

The National Bison Range (30 minutes) is a National Wildlife Refuge established in 1908 to provide a sanctuary for the American bison. The NBR is one of the oldest National Wildlife Refuges in the United States, with a herd numbering between 350 and 500 that serves as the central point for bison research in the United States.

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