Frequently Asked Questions

Distance between the Park and the attractions of Montana vary. You can use the map on our "Reservations" tab to find your desired activity.   Darby is about 3 miles while fishing is only a few minutes walk.  We have two lakes nearby, hot springs, skiing and nearly unlimited hiking/riding trails in the immediate area.

Many of the park-hosted activities will not be provided with safeguards of any sort. However, some outside attractions will have enforced safety precautions.  

Yes, Peaks and Pines takes pride in providing a family-oriented experience. Some seasonal activities may be 21+. 

No bothersome parties or events allowed.  Special events allowed upon request approval.

Yes, Peaks and Pines hosts to the 45 and over crowd or Veterans of any age.  Friends and Family are always welcome. 

There are local water hazards, no unattended children - be safe don't drown.

Yes, small pets are welcome, the kind you keep inside during the day.  Pets over 15lbs with approval.   Must keep pets on leash at all times when outside.  There are resident Park Pets, so we want to make sure things stay under control.

No, no fires during most of the year.  During the summer there is no open flame, to include walking around smoking.  There may be fires in the established areas during limited times of the year or special occasions.  Please inquire before you light that fire!

Most all sites will accommodate full site units with nearly any power needs.  We have 20/30/50-amp outlets that can be used in parallel.  The water is tested clean, though you should still use a filter.

This is a low-density environment. The full size lots are pull-through while the smaller are back-in.

Yes, it has been years in the making.  There was a ton of cleanup, now we are finalizing a few things with the County and upgrading some of the systems to better support the Community we wish to build here at the Park.  We hope to be ready by Summer 2025.