Explore
Park the rig once, and go
St. Regis is a junction town — I-90 running east to Missoula and west to Idaho, the St. Regis River meeting the Clark Fork, and trail access in most directions. A lot of people book a night and stay a week.
Across the street
Golf
Trestle Creek Golf Course
Directly across the street from the park — the clubhouse is the building you can see from the sites.
From the park
On the trail
Route of the Hiawatha Bike Trail
A rail-trail through tunnels and over trestles on the Montana–Idaho border.
ATV and snowmobile trails
Trail access from the park for both summer and winter riding.
Worth the drive
Day trips
National Bison Range
1.5 hoursBison, elk, and pronghorn on 18,000 acres of Mission Valley.
Glacier National Park
3 hoursGoing-to-the-Sun Road and a million acres of northern Rockies.
Yellowstone National Park
5 hoursA long day's drive south, and worth the trip.
Lookout Pass Ski Area
40 minutesDownhill and nordic skiing on the Idaho border.
Montana Snowbowl
1 hourMissoula's ski hill.
Clark Fork and St. Regis Rivers
Two rivers meet near St. Regis — fishing, floating, and swimming.
Flathead Lake
1.5 hoursThe largest natural freshwater lake west of the Mississippi.