Family travelers have a new hospitality brand to experience. Field & Stream Lodge Co., of the iconic Field & Stream outfitter established in 1871, recently opened the doors of its flagship property: Field & Stream Bozeman. Situated near downtown Bozeman, Montana, this 179-room property is geared toward outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds.
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Guestroom designs draw inspiration from Bozeman’s natural beauty, as well as classic hunting and fishing lodges, with a blend of vintage and custom furnishings and décor. Guestrooms boast practical items, including peg-board storage, mini fridges, wool camp blankets and sleeper sofas.
The hotel offers a range of on-site amenities prioritizing relaxation. Float in the 1,300-square-foot indoor pool or outdoor hot tub. The property features a 29,000-square-foot courtyard, The Backyard, for lounging and connecting with your group. The Supply Shop sells sundries, souvenirs and outdoor gear. The lodge boasts two distinct food and beverage concepts. Dry Fly Saloon is an all-day dining outlet with casual comfort food. There is a kids’ menu, and young guests may also get a free scoop of ice cream if they solve a daily riddle. The Saloon offers packaged fare for guests on the go. The Honey Hole boasts a neighborhood bar vibe complete with darts, pool, arcade games and an assortment of drinks. The property also features a 3,600-square-foot private event space with catering packages.
© Field & Stream Bozeman
“Field & Stream Bozeman is designed as a comfortable basecamp to hang gear, warm up, dry out, and recharge after a day outside,” said Bill Cottrill, general manager, Field & Stream Bozeman. “The lodge offers a practical and welcoming space for those exploring the region — whether fishing, skiing, or simply enjoying Big Sky Country.”
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