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Bigfork isn’t much but makes it a great place to stay for access to Flathead Lake and easy drive to Glacier National Park. If you drive through the golf club neighborhood you’ll see plenty of deer and turkey

This place was amazing beautiful home very clean very cozy yard was beautiful. Pet friendly was a plus dogs enjoyed the yard. Everything we needed in the kitchen except trash bags. I can’t say enough good things about this vacation hope to be able to book next year.

Bigfork was a charming town with culture, interesting things to look at, fun stores, and we had very delicious tacos at a gourmet taco restaurant where we sat outside. Music was playing in several outdoor venues. We really enjoyed this cute little town!

A little artsy fartsy for my taste. My buddy who grew up here says that it used to be pretty cool before greedy homeowners who only live here half the year if that turned every square inch of dirt with a roof over it into a bunch of overpriced Air B nB's. At that point the landlords were like"You mean to tell me that crappy little house I paid 45 Grand for three years ago is now worth 180 grand? Excuse me... Attention all current tenants...GET OUT! Therefore jacking up home and apartment rental rates to the point where minimum wage service workers can no longer afford to live here. And byhere I mean the entire flathead valley. Soo... Have fun waiting 45 minutes on your 1/4 pounder with cheese as it's only the owner his wife, and their dog on the other side of the counter making your food now.

There is no public access to this wonderful lake. It is all bought up by wealthy people who have no access, private etc all over the place so not sure how people vacation here, a shame really that a state treasure was sold off and not shared with the public. Not a whole lot to do here.

Accommodations were less than expected, but Bigfork was a nice little town with plenty of restaurants and little shops and grocery. Nice lake exposure (Flathead lake). Too far to drive to Glacier (approximately 40 miles one way). Bigfork would be a great one to two night stay on your way to other scenic areas up the road. Covid restrictions are limiting restaurants and activities.