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Water-loving kids adore the C'mon Inn, with its heated swimming pool and five jetted hot tubs. Some first-floor rooms open directly into the courtyard and pool area, with a table and chairs to relax in. ...

Arcade/game room
Complimentary breakfast
Internet access - complimentary
Laundry facilities
Blackout drapes

Laughing Water Ranch

Bozeman, Montana

Good for School-Age Kids

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Saddle up and hit the trail for a family horseback ride along the scenic Yellowstone River and Rocky Mountains. The one-hour ride is ideal for beginners (including kids age 7 and older) and relaxing for more experienced riders....

Ranch
Horseback Riding
Bicycling
Fishing
Hiking

Mountain Sky Guest Ranch

Bozeman, Montana

Good for School-Age Kids

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From sunrise to bedtime, kids find endless adventure here with child-friendly horseback rides, swimming, fishing, crafts, and poolside milkshakes. While the kids do their thing, grown-ups go riding, hiking, or fly-fishing....

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Horseback Riding
Bicycling
Fishing
Hiking

Triple J Wilderness Ranch

Bozeman, Montana

Good for School-Age Kids

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Families who love horses will especially appreciate the intensive riding programs at the JJJ ranch. Families can ride together if they like, or parents can go for adult-only rides while kids ages 6 to 14 have a blast....

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Horseback Riding
Bicycling
Fishing
Hiking

Bowman Lake Campground

Glacier National Park, Montana

Good for School-Age Kids

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Remote -- even for Glacier National Park -- Bowman Lake is a nature lover's dream. Hiking, fishing, canoeing and other recreational pursuits can be enjoyed here, with...

Campground

Lake McDonald Lodge

Glacier National Park, Montana

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Keep in mind that hotels in national parks tend to be on the rustic side, and the Lake McDonald Lodge is no exception, especially since it's an historic building. However...