 Kings Grace Restorative Ranch, Tammy Fisher 43010 Eli Gap Road Polson, MT 59860 Tel: 406-885-0319 E-mail: fmqranch@gmail.com Location on Google Maps (Confirmed) Facilities: Standard pasture stay (no hookups) - Perfect for travelers who just need a safe place to park and pasture for their horses. Overnight (1 night): $35, add l horse (per night): $10. Weekly stay (7 nights): $200. Extended stay (14 nights): $350. Includes: pasture area, water trough for horses, quiet, rural setting in Lake County near the Mission Mountains. Full Hookup Stay (Water, Sewer & Electric) - For rigs that need full service while you rest and refresh. Overnight (1 night): $60, add’l horse (per night): $10, Weekly stay (7 nights): $350, Extended stay (14 nights): $600. Includes: water, sewer & electric hook-ups, pasture area with water trough, spacious parking for your trailer, peaceful countryside near Polson. Optional add-ons: Extra pasture time (per day): $10, late arrival/early check-in (when available): $10. Welcome to our Horse Hotel, a quiet and convenient overnight stop designed for travelers on four wheels and four hooves. This cozy setup offers water, sewer, and electric hookups for your trailer, making your stay easy and stress-free. Your horses will have access to a small, well-kept pasture along with a dedicated water trough to keep them comfortable and hydrated. The peaceful rural setting gives both you and your animals a safe place to rest after a long day on the road, with plenty of open space and Montana scenery to enjoy. This is a simple, practical stop for equestrians passing through: full hookups for your trailer and a safe pasture for your horses, all in one spot. Location: Located in Lake County, Montana, just outside Polson, this property rests in a quiet rural setting near the Mission Mountains. The landscape is open and spacious, framed by big Montana skies and rolling pastureland, offering a calm and scenic backdrop for your stay. Though tucked away from the bustle, you are still only a short drive from Polson and the shores of Flathead Lake. View Comments Post Comments |
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