- 37,000 acres, 10 miles of Blackfoot River
- 70+ activities (riding, fly fishing, rafting, ATV, archery)
- Two MICHELIN Keys, James Beard-nominated chefs
- 35 minutes northeast of Missoula
Paws Up is the Lipson family's 37,000-acre Blackfoot Valley resort and the property that invented modern American glamping in 2005 — luxury canvas tents with proper plumbing, dedicated camp butlers, and a kitchen that turns out James Beard-nominated dinners by lantern light. The mix of accommodations — timber homes, glamping camps, intimate two-person houses — works for both multi-generational family weeks and intimate couples' stays.
For wedding parties of twenty to sixty this is the most flexible Montana property; the glamping camps can be bought out as a unit for the bridal party while the parents take the timber homes. Activities cover everything from ATV trails to a full equestrian centre to fly fishing on ten miles of the Blackfoot. Two MICHELIN Keys, earned.
The Blackfoot Valley resort that started the glamping era.
