The Montana Bunkhouse

The Montana Bunkhouse invites you to come visit our 4,000-acre ranch in Paradise Valley. It has been in the family for four generations with the fifth coming up. The Montana Bunkhouse formerly housed cowboys who worked on the ranch. It has been remodeled and is now handicapped accessible. It is located at the ranch headquarters.

There are two independent rooms each with two beds and a counter for the coffee pot. Dishes, pans, toaster and hot-plate provided, so you can cook. Since this is a primitive bunkhouse there is no running water. Potable water is available at the ranch house. There is an outhouse for your use. Nights are always cool.

In 1904 the Paradise Dance Hall was built on a wooded one-acre lot as a community hall. Later, it was converted into a school house. It is now a spacious two-bedroom cabin with each bedroom having a queen and a double bed. There is a fully equipped kitchen, a dining room, and a living room all combined into a great room. The 3/4 bathroom has a washer and dryer. There is a couch and a daybed that will sleep one person each. All you need are groceries. Nights are always cool.

You can see Square Butte and Round Butte from The Montana Bunkhouse. Famous Montana artist, Charlie Russell, featured these two buttes in many of his paintings. Also, you can hike to the nearby Sheepherders' Monuments. While tending their flock, the herders built monuments of stone on top of the hills.

Classes in spinning, rug hooking and felting are offered.