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Columbia Falls RV Park is only a few miles from all of the adventure that northwest Montana is known for including the more than one-million acres of wilderness beauty that makes up Glacier National Park, the alpine ski slopes of Whitefish Mountain Ski & Summer Resort (a year-round vacation hot-spot), and world-renown Meadow Lake Golf Resort (an 18-hole championship golf course right here in Columbia Falls, Montana).

From here you will only be minutes away from all of the Flatheads Valley's most popular attractions and activities including:

If culture, shopping and exquisite dining is more your thing, you will find plenty of that around here as well. Columbia Falls has all of the necessities that you could ever need just steps away from our RV Park. Antique stores, sporting goods, groceries, banks, restaurants, post office and just about everything else you could be looking for is located just a quick walk or a short drive from the the RV park.

Flathead Valley Championship Golf

Montana's beautiful Flathead Valley is a golf lovers paradise. There are more than ten world-class championship golf courses across the Flathead Valley. The courses offer a range of challenges and layouts all set against some of the most stunning mountain scenery in the northwest.

Meadow Lake Golf

Meadow Lake, located right here in Columbia Falls, is one of Montana’s most premier Golf and Ski Resorts, and is known in around the world for it's golfing and cross country skiing opportunities.

Meadow Lake is a four season resort destination featuring a championship 18-hole golf course, a recreation center with pools, spas, fitness room, on-site massage therapist and ping-pong and billiards tables.

Meadow Lake golf course is as beautiful as it is peaceful. You will seldom have to deal with crowds at this beautifully maintained championship-style golf course, tucked up against the Whitefish Mountain Range with views into the gateway of Glacier National Park.

Meadow Lake golf course provides 18 spectacular holes, featuring some of the finest golf in the Rocky Mountains. This par 72 course boasts majestic views of the Rockies, forest-lined fairways and seven picturesque holes bordering streams and lakes.

Meadow Lake is a championship course rated by Golf Digest as one of the best 6 courses to play in Montana. Golf Magazine says we're a "must play" course and Golf Magazine has rated Meadow Lake as a 4-Star Course.

Meadow Lake Resort strives to make every visit an unforgettable memory and to make very visitor feel like part of the family.

Meadow Lake provides:

• Unbeatable, enjoyable and challenging golf
• Breathtaking views of the Rockies including the peaks of Glacier Park and Whitefish Mountain Resort both of which are viewable from areas of the course.
• Immaculate fairways tucked away in tall Montana pines.
• Extensive facilities – including rental clubs, grass tee driving range, lessons and clinics, very affordable prices.

Other golfing opportunities around the valley include:

• Whitefish Lake Golf Course - Montana's only 36-hole golf course stretching out along Whitefish Lake, and the resort town of Whitefish in the shadow of the Big Mountain.


• Big Mountain Golf Course - located just south of Whitefish along Highway 93 with 18-holes of play many of which stretch along the Stillwater River.


• Buffalo Hill Golf Course - a very popular and very fun 18-hole golf course located in the center of the valley at the north end of Kalispell.


• Village Greens - another very popular 18-hole golf course in Kalispell.


• Eagle Bend Golf Course - Eagle Bend is located in Bigfork, Montana and provides immaculate greens and fairways overlooking Flathead Lake.


• Many more...

Spectacular Fishing Streams, Lakes & Rivers

Image provided courtesy of MoFish Charters

Anglers love the Flathead Valley. New anglers, children and fishing experts all will find plenty of choices for casting and catching. Flathead Lake and the North, Middle and South forks of the Flathead River are famous for their abundance of fish, but off the beaten path, many smaller lakes and streams offer excellent fishing opportunities as well.

The smaller spots are good for introducing children to the rewards of fishing. Don't know how to fish? A professional guide can teach you and your family the best ways to fish - and the best places, too. A professional can also teach you how to identify different fish species, how to "catch and release" safely, and many other valuable tips you can use for a lifetime of rewarding fishing.

Lion Lake, one mile from the town of Hungry Horse (just off U.S. Highway 2 on the way to Glacier National Park), is just one example of an easy-access lake that's perfect for taking children on their first fishing trip. Rainbow and west slope cutthroat trout are plentiful here, and the lake is open for fishing year-round. The daily limit is 10 trout.

Experience Montana fly fishing at its best in Glacier National Park, the Bob Marshall Wilderness and the National Forests, where you'll enjoy some of the world's finest scenery while you cast your line. You don't need a license to fish in Glacier National Park. To fish elsewhere, you can purchase a fishing license at most sporting goods stores and marinas. Some convenience stores also sell licenses.

Restaurants

There is a great number of restaurants for you to choose from in Columbia Falls offering all varieties of cuisine.

• The Back Room is one of the most popular spots in the valley for delicious barbecue
• Los Caporale's serves up some of the tastiest Mexican cuisine in northwest Montana and
• Tien's Palace is a wonderful option if you are looking for Chinese cuisine.
• Three Forks Grill

And those are just a few of the many options for dining out in Columbia Falls, there are also several amazing deli's and other fine dining establishments to choose from as well as the tried & true staples such as Burger King, Pizza Hut, A&W, etc.

>> Columbia Falls & Glacier Park <<

Directions: From the intersection of Hwy 206 & Hwy 2 - Take Hwy 2 headed towards Columbia Falls (turn west). You will pass the Water slides, then further up go over the bridge crossing the Flathead river. CFRV Park is just about 1/2-3/4 mile after you go over the bridge on the Right-hand side of the highway. Watch for our Tall sign.

From the intersection of Hwy 2 & Junction 40. Head East on hwy 2 going to Columbia Falls. We are located on the East side of town, on the left-hand side of the road. Watch for our tall sign. After about the second or third light signal you will want to get in the left (inside) lane so you can make a left turn into our Entrance. This is on a slight curve just past the last stop light. Drive carefully. Watch for our Tall sign on the left.