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RV Parks for Sale in Montana

Explore rv parks for sale across Montana. Browse by county below to find RV park investment opportunities, from small family-run parks to large-scale resorts with strong seasonal revenue.

Many investors looking at RV parks for sale in Montana compare multiple regions within the state before choosing a market. Coastal, lakeside, and national-park-adjacent locations often see strong seasonal demand, while parks near major highways and metros can benefit from steady year-round traffic from traveling workers and full-time RVers.

As you evaluate opportunities, focus on fundamentals like infrastructure quality, historical occupancy, and local demand drivers rather than just headline cap rates. Run the numbers on any park you are considering with our RV park valuation calculator or compare returns using the cap rate calculator. Well-located RV parks in Montana can offer resilient cash flow when pricing, guest experience, and operations are aligned with how travelers actually use the market.

Featured Listings in Montana

Rare Western Montana Wilderness Resort, Restaurant & Event Venue

$4.5M
Ravalli County

BUSINESS DESCRIPTIONThis is a rare opportunity to acquire a fully operational Western hospitality destination combining historic lodging, restaurant and bar operations, events, recreation, entertainment and meaningful development potential within a single, highly differentiated property.Set on approximately 13 forested acres, the property includes 14 furnished historic cabin units, a 4,500-square-foot main lodge, full-service restaurant and saloon, commercial kitchen, staff housing, storage and barn facilities, outdoor gathering areas and approximately five underutilized acres with future expansion potential**. The offering also includes a substantial inventory of furniture, fixtures, hospitality equipment, recreational assets, maintenance equipment and operating infrastructure, allowing a new owner to step into an established business rather than begin with a redevelopment project.Originally created as an authentic Western lodge and gathering place, the property was dormant for more than a decade before being acquired in 2024 and comprehensively revitalized. Significant capital has since been invested in renovations, property readiness, guest accommodations, restaurant and bar operations, technology, branding, marketing and business activation. Lodging operations have been restored, the restaurant and saloon are operating seven days per week, and weddings, catering, live music, community events and recreation-oriented programming have been established.The business benefits from a compelling four-season demand profile driven by **fly fishing, hunting, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, skiing, snowmobiling, ATV/UTV recreation, weddings, retreats and family travel**. The surrounding region also benefits from continued national interest in Western lifestyle tourism and the nearby filming locations associated with the *Yellowstone* television franchise.Unlike many competing lodging properties, this destination combines multiple revenue streams under one roof: **overnight accommodations, food and beverage, bar revenue, weddings and private events, catering, entertainment, merchandise, gaming and recreation partnerships**. Its competitive set is fragmented, and relatively few properties offer this combination of authenticity, operating scale, liquor licensing, outdoor access and expansion acreage.The next stage of ownership presents substantial upside. Near-term opportunities include improving occupancy and ADR, expanding group and wedding business, increasing restaurant and bar utilization, growing catering and event revenue, and developing packaged recreation experiences. Longer-term potential includes **additional cabins, premium outdoor lodging, expanded event infrastructure, enhanced guest amenities and an owner residence**, subject to approvals.The result is a compelling acquisition of both **real estate and an operating hospitality platform**: a revived Western destination with an established operating foundation, multiple revenue engines, difficult-to-replicate character and meaningful room for continued growth.

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Sportsman Lodge | Lodging, Cabins & RV Park | Melrose, MT

$1.6M
Butte

540 Main Street presents a rare opportunity to acquire an established hospitality/RV property in Melrose, Montana, located along the iconic Big Hole River corridor. The Sportsman Lodge includes (8) eight lodge rooms, (2) two onsite rental cabins, management of (3) three offsite rental cabins, (17) seventeen full-service RV sites, and (9) nine dry camping spaces, creating a well-balanced hospitality footprint that serves anglers, hunters, and outdoor travelers visiting the Big Hole Valley. The property also includes an on-site residence, offering an owner-operator the ability to live on-site or provide additional housing flexibility. Situated just off Interstate 15, the location provides convenient year-round access while maintaining a destination-oriented, rural Montana setting. The Sportsman Lodge operates as a well-established hospitality business supported by multiple complementary revenue streams. In addition to lodging and RV accommodations, the business generates income from on-site coin-operated laundry, merchandise sales, and UTV rentals, adding diversity beyond nightly stays. The current owner has also implemented an upgraded check-in system that allows for no-contact reservations, improving operational efficiency and guest convenience. With limited competing inventory in the immediate area and steady demand driven by outdoor recreation and regional travel, the business and real estate together present a compelling investment opportunity in one of Southwest Montana’s most established recreational corridors.

Pondera RV Resort | 18 Full Service RV Spaces

$599K
Conrad

Pondera RV Resort is a turnkey investment in Conrad, Montana, just 4 miles off Interstate 15—a key corridor for travelers heading to Glacier National Park, the Bob Marshall Wilderness, and other popular destinations. Located in a high-traffic tourism route, this 1.08-acre property features 18 full-hookup RV spaces (water, sewer, electric), laundry facilities, Wi-Fi, and a mobile home that provides additional rental income or on-site management housing. A main building on the property offers restrooms and showers for guests, along with space for storage to support daily operations. The resort is ideally positioned between two of Conrad’s city parks, directly across from the public pool, and within walking distance to a playground, shopping center, and family restaurant—making it a convenient and comfortable stopover for road-trippers and seasonal visitors. This income-generating asset offers long-term value in a well-traveled location.

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RV Park Market Overview

Median Asking Price

$1.15M

Median Revenue

$372K

Median Owner Earnings

$153K

Earnings Multiple

8.57x

Based on 26 active campground and RV park listings on BizBuySell (asking prices, March 2026). Asking prices are not closed sale prices and this sample is national, not state-specific.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The number of available rv parks in Montana changes frequently. Browse our county-level pages below for the most current listings and opportunities.

Prices vary widely based on location, size, amenities, and occupancy. In Montana, properties can range from under $500,000 for small parks to several million dollars for established resorts with strong cash flow.

Market conditions vary by region within Montana. Factors to consider include tourism traffic, seasonal demand patterns, local regulations, and competition. We recommend analyzing specific counties and submarkets.