Convenience in the Wilderness

 

Full pub/tavern with a log bar, convenience store amenities

carrying supplies, ice, firewood, snacks, soft drinks, ice cream,

coffee and more.

 

Camping...on the doorstep of

Glacier National Park!

 

The only hot shower facility within    30 miles!

 

Assortment of unique wilderness

and outdoor themed gifts custom jewelry, crafts, T-shirts, ball caps

and much more.

 

Cell phones work here!!!  

Most of the time.

 

The coldest beer in the North Fork served in “real” glasses that are chilled to perfection.

 

Full bar with beer, wine and mixed drinks.  Pizza, Speciality Burgers, Huckleberry Frostys, Sundaes

and more treats!

 

Families welcome!

 

Friendly services with interesting stories and the occasional wolf, moose or grizzly bear wandering through.  Yes, we have see them

all on our property!

 

Come and see where the grizzly

bear ripped the side off the building and tore into the store.

 

Glacier National Park

Polebridge, Montana

North Fork Lodging

 

Current North Fork Weather

 

 

We are located at the 28 mile marker on the North Fork Road, about 31 miles north of Columbia Falls, about 9 miles north of where the Camas Road (a Glacier National Park road and entrance) dead ends into

the North Fork Road.

 

Driving the North Fork Road is an ever changing experience. The views of the river, the national forest and into Glacier National Park are just wonderful. Around every bend you encounter evidence of changes in our natural environment. The North Fork was impacted in 2003 and 2001 by huge forest fires. While devastating on one hand, the forest fires are proof of the balances nature enforces on all of us.   

You will drive through large forests untouched by the recent fires and through areas

only now beginning their long cycle of re growth.

 

The North Fork Road can be accessed from its source in Columbia Falls.  You may also start up the road from the end of the Camas Road inside Glacier National Park.  Much of the road is gravel but the

Home Ranch Bottoms is located on a stretch of black top (no dust).  The "bottoms" is a corridor for wildlife movement. As bears, elk, wolves, moose and lions move in search of food many of them use the "bottoms" as their travel path. In the winter the "bottoms" is host to an awesome herd of elk and enjoy the sanctuary of the large privately owned ranch next door.

 

Seasonal phone: 406.888.5572    Email: homeranchstore@hotmail.com