camping

The person finding him called it in and thought it was a bear attack.

They say you can't please everyone, and that seems to be the cause with a couple of campers who recently spent time camping here in Montana.

Explore the wilderness of Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks in Montana, but beware of grizzly bears, mountain lions, and unpredictable weather. Stay prepared for any adventure!

Where is Montana's most unique camp site?

Montana has some real gems when it comes to state parks. National parks sometimes get all the accolades, especially when you've got Glacier and Yellowstone out your backdoor. But Montana's state parks are some of the best in the country. If it's been a while since you've discovered a new one, might we suggest one of these...

It's not just about having a knack for choosing less busy days in Yellowstone National Park. There are rules involved and permits to get if you'd like to do some backcountry camping in the first national park for all to enjoy.

As the weather conditions improve, it's time to start thinking about digging out your camping gear and heading to the mountains.

Experience the Wine and Food Festival, a sure sign that spring has arrived in Great Falls, Montana.

Generally you wouldn't be thinking about this during the winter months, however with the mild weather lately it's hard to not get outdoors.

KOA Great Falls has plenty to be proud of lately.