The Cabins at Blacktail
EST. 2023
1400 Blacktail Rd, Lakeside, MT 59922, USA

The Cabins at Blacktail
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A magical Montana forest retreat where intimate gatherings unfold among cozy cabins, firelight, and a winding creeks
Imagine twinkle lights, moss laden creeks, sauna and spring fed cold plunge just ,minutes from Flathead Lake!
The Lowdown
Type
Boutique HotelCabins
Views
ForestMeadow/FieldMountainsWater Feature
Style
Classic
Eco
Garden Party
Whimsical
Best type of Celebrations

Venue Setting

Welcome to The Cabins at Blacktail, a serene forest retreat designed for intimate weddings and thoughtfully curated gatherings. The setting is defined by the gentle sound of a flowing creek and spring, moss-laden banks, and towering pines softly illuminated by twinkle lights. The community fire pit offers expansive rolling mountain views that frame each moment with quiet beauty.

Spanning five private acres, the property features six secluded 2 bedroom cabins, each offering its own hot tub and fire pit—creating a balance of privacy and connection for couples and groups alike. Meandering woodland paths lead to the Island, a naturally intimate clearing well suited for ceremonies, candlelit dinners, live music, and moments of shared reflection. A custom-built sauna and spring-fed cold plunge complete the experience, offering a restorative ritual that invites guests to slow down, connect, and fully immerse themselves in the magic of Montana.

Capacity

Seated
100
Buffet
100
Standing
100
Fees
(Prices listed here are estimates only & are subject to change)
Price range

Does this include catering fees?

No

Estimated price per head

from $3,500 to $17,800

Full venue buyout option

from $3,500 to $17,800

Insurance

Additional Insurance Is Required To Host An Event At This Venue

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Event Logistics and Amenities
(Essential event logistics and amenities to ensure a seamless and memorable experience for you gathering)
Celebrations hosted here since
2023
Renovated In
2022
Curfew
11 PM
Venue spaces
Outdoor Venue Space Only
Catering
Client Can Select The Caterer Of Their Choice
Alcohol
BYO Permitted – You Can Bring Your Own Alcohol
Licensed Server Is Required
Music
Indoors & Outdoors
Smoking
Non-smoking Venue
Accommodations
The property boasts six tiny cabins with 2 queen bedrooms and 1 bath with full kitchens, private hot tubs and fire pit and patios or decks. Up to 24 guests on property overnight with up to 100 guests for events.
Eco/Green Events
Yes
Amenities
  • Wifi
  • Ample Parking Onsite
  • Dining Chairs
  • Dining Tables
Venue Features
Extra perks:
Gorgeous Mayflower farm tables, round tables, and pilgrim wood chairs.
2 Hour Finnish Sauna & Cold Plunge session
2 Hours per night of community fire pit usage.
Awards & Notables
Awards, recognitions, or noteworthy achievements associated with the venue.
Montana Bride Collective
Published in 2026 Montana Bride
Celebration Locations
This section outlines the various spaces available within the venue for different types of events.
Community Fire Pit & Meadow
Gorgeous rolling mountain views, twinkle lights and 60" propane fire pit
The Island
Towering pines with twinkle lights and moss laden creek beds and bridges.
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Gatherings
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This season, we pulled together a mix of our favorite venues from the Camp VR collection alongside a few new discoveries and paired each with an outdoor dining theme designed to actually work in winter. Inspired by Tabloo Margot’s Heritage Season dinner in the woods, complete with Wellington boots, hip flasks, and clay pigeon shooting, and our deep dives into Ralph Lauren’s American West holiday window and Le Supper Club’s approach to theatrical hosting, the throughline is clear: the most compelling dinners start with a strong sense of place and let everything else follow. When the setting is right, the details, food, drinks, table styling, even how guests arrive, come into focus. The venues that follow are cabins, lakeside lodges, ranches, camps, and glamping sites that already do half the storytelling for you. A pavilion between mountain ranges calls for late season harvest cooking; a Maine camp leans naturally into nostalgia and fire circle dining; a Wyoming ranch begs for stews, boots, and an after-ride cocktail by the barn. Winter is when themed dining shines. Cooler temperatures invite heartier food, longer tables, warmer drinks, and a sense of shared experience that feels earned. Start with the venue, choose a theme that fits its bones, and you’ll find the dinner practically hosts itself.
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