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Polson / Flathead Lake KOA

200 Irvine Flats Road
Polson,  MT 59860
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Polson / Flathead Lake KOA

200 Irvine Flats Road
Polson,  MT 59860
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The London Family

"Our staff is dedicated to making your stay with us one you'll remember for a lifetime."

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Open April 15 - October 15

You can't beat the breathtaking panorama of the Mission Mountains rising behind the massive blue gem of Flathead Lake.

The first thing you'll notice when you arrive at the Polson, Montana KOA is the breathtaking panoramic views of the Mission Mountains rising behind the massive blue gem of Flathead Lake.

Come stay at the campground that has earned the highest ratings from both Trailer Life and Woodall’s each year.We are big rig friendly, with long, roomy pull through sites.Our facilities are top notch, as you would expect in an award-winning campground.Challenge the family on the miniature golf course, play basketball or volleyball and swim in our heated pool which is open from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

In 2008 the owners developed a new "RV Motorcoach Resort", which is located adjacent to the campground.This resort is exclusive to "Class A" motor coaches, great for 30+ foot rigs, and is available for both nightly rentals and ownership.It gives you the opportunity to own a piece of Montana.For those with Montana LLC’s, it gives you a legitimate address.

We are centrally located in the Mission Valley, so day trips to Kalispell, Big Fork, Missoula and the National Bison Range are easy.We are on the main route to Glacier National Park, which is also easily accessed from here.

Go on an adventure with area outfitters that offer fishing on the lake, horseback riding, whitewater rafting, or boat tours of Flathead Lake and Wild Horse Island.There are great museums of the local area and Native American culture.Each July there are Pow-wows nearby the campground, where you'll experience Native American culture first hand.

Our staff is dedicated to making your stay with us one you’ll remember for a lifetime.

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In February of 2000, Paul and Carlisa London found the change of lifestyle they were looking for when they purchased their KOA in Polson, Montana.

With their campground being set on a hillside, it offers spectacular views of the Mission Mountains and the glimmering waters of Flathead Lake. They recognized the opportunity to turn their KOA into one of the highest rated campgrounds in the country. They are always making improvements, and make cleanliness and excellent customer service their top priorities. They have received both the Founder’s Award and the President’s Award from KOA consistently since 2003. They also received the Rising Star Award from KOA in 2003.

"We are here to meet all your needs – from the moment you arrive to when you depart. Hopefully, you don’t depart", laughs Paul.

Front Office Manager Aleta Mergenthaler has lived in Polson most of her life and clearly sees why people travel from all over the world to visit this "little piece of heaven." She enjoys running and spending time with her family.

Campground Amenities

  • 50 Max Amp
  • 71' Max Length
  • Wi-Fi
  • Pool (Open May 25 to Sep 7)
  • Hot Tub / Sauna
  • Propane ($)
  • Fishing ($)
  • Mini Golf ($)
  • Firewood ($)
  • Pavilion
  • Super Premium Sites Include 50 amp Service, Gas BBQ Grill, Table and Chairs
  • We cater to RV Rallies
  • Pancake Breakfast on weekends mid-June through Labor Day (Available with charge)
  • Volleyball Court
  • On Site RV Washing Permitted
  • Fenced in Dog Run
  • Basketball Court
  • Activities
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Local Attractions

Flathead Lake Flathead Lake is 28 miles long and 15 miles wide, making it the largest freshwater lake in the western United States. There is 128 miles of shoreline, and the maximum depth is 386 feet. The lake offers some of the finest year-round fishing available. Major species south over the years include large sized lake trout, lake whitefish, yellow perch, bull trout and west slope cutthroat.

Glacier National Park Photo Glacier National Park Many options available like taking the scenic Going-to-the-Sun road which winds through mountain valleys carved by ancient glaciers, with stark contrasts of pristine cedar and pine forest and sheer rock walls leading to Logan Pass. Take the infamous Red Bus tour through the park. Also available are several turnouts for sight-seeing and photographs. For more information view the Glacier National Park website

National Bison Range Photo National Bison Range Established in 1908 to protect one of the most important remaining herds of American Buffalo, this 19,000-acre natural grassland is the home of approximately 400 of the great shaggy animals. At the visitor center you will find interpretive exhibits, information about the Range and a map of two, self-guided drives through the Range. In addition to the bison you may see elk, whitetail and mule deer, bighorn sheep, and pronghorn antelope. Allow approximately two hours for the drive.

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Upcoming Events

July 15-17, Ksanka Standing Arrow Powwow

ELMO – The Kootenai Tribe, also known as the Ktunaxa Ksanka Band, welcome all nations and the general public to celebrate the Ksanka Standing Arrow powwow, held July 15-17 at the Elmo Powwow Grounds.
It is an Indian gathering featuring drumming, dancing and traditional dress and food. Visitors are welcome and asked to respect the dance area, which is sacred. Grand entries begin at 7 p.m. on Friday, July 15 and at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, July 16 and 17.
For more information, call Gina Big Beaver at 406-849-5659.

July 16-17, Live History Days

POLSON – You will want to be at the Miracle of America Museum's annual Live History Days celebration on Saturday and Sunday, July 16 and 17. You can watch and often try your hand at numerous crafts.
There will be duck decoy carving, spinners, weavers of wool and wheat straw, lace makers, embroidery and leather workers, quilters, and Native Americans doing bead work, basket making, and soap making. There will be a buck-skinner with a black powder gun, axe throwers, a fly tier, blacksmiths and operators of engines, antique vehicles and tractors.
There will be three trains, a tank, army rigs and other vehicle rides, even a pump railroad velocipede, an operating sawmill, and schoolhouse activities.
Munch a lunch in the afternoon while you relax and enjoy Montana old time fiddlers, accordionists, banjo pickers and more. Additional artists and craftspeople are welcome to join in for any of the two day event.
This is held rain or shine and the main building is air conditioned. Admission is $5 for all over age three, and all rides are included as often as desired. The food is extra.
On Sunday, July 17 at 2 p.m. there will be a big screen showing of "Smoke on the Waters," a documentary of steamboats of Flathead Lake, followed by "Timberjack," a 1950s movie partially filmed in Polson.
For more information, call the Miracle of America Museum at 406-883- 6804 or 406-883-6264.

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