& Stream Bozeman
American outdoor lodge meets road-trip motor inn. Vintage-modern with snowshoe chandeliers, a massive stone fireplace, canoe fire pits, and heritage-fabric upholstery drawn from Field & Stream archives. Feels genuinely Montana without being precious about it.
Book direct to get complimentary Crosscut Mountain Sports day passes — 28 miles of pristine winter trails 20 minutes away
Why It Matters
The first hospitality venture from the iconic Field & Stream brand (established 1871). Founded by Starwood Capital Group and AJ Capital Partners, it serves as the flagship for a planned national expansion into outdoor destinations. Country music stars Morgan Wallen and Eric Church own the Field & Stream brand behind it.
The flagship property of Field & Stream Lodge Co., opened May 2025 — this is the outdoor magazine brand's first-ever hotel. It's a 179-room lodge one mile from downtown Bozeman, built as a no-fuss basecamp for anglers, skiers, and hikers heading to Yellowstone, Bridger Bowl, or the Gallatin River. Designed by AJ Capital Partners and backed by Starwood Capital Group, the interiors lean hard into Field & Stream's 150-year archive: vintage magazine covers line the fitness center walls, wool camp blankets dress every bed, and peg board storage handles the wet gear.
Where You'll Stay
7 room types available
Bunk Room
Designed for groups and families. Two custom bunk beds with queen-size beds on the bottom and XL twins on top — sleeps up to six. Same peg board storage and lodge-style details as other room types.
Two custom bunks (queen bottoms, XL twin tops)
Gallatin Suite
The largest standalone suite at 600 sq ft. Separate bedroom and living area with a sleeper sofa — the most room on the property for couples or a small family wanting extra comfort. Named after the Gallatin River.
KingMountain King
Perfectly sized for two. Features a king bed, large sleeper sofa, spacious desk, peg board storage system, mini fridge, and wool camp blankets. Upholstery drawn from the Field & Stream magazine archives.
King + Sleeper SofaMountain King Suite
Separate bedroom and living area with a sleeper sofa. At 476 sq ft it's a meaningful step up from standard rooms — good for couples on longer stays or anyone wanting a bit of separation between sleeping and sitting space.
KingQueen-Queen
Two queen beds and room to actually spread out after a day on the trail. Good for families of four or small groups. Same peg board storage and mini fridge setup as the rest of the property.
Two Queen BedsThe Angler
A two-room connecting configuration combining a Queen-Queen and Mountain King room. 600 sq ft total, sleeps up to 8 guests. Two separate bathrooms. Good for fishing buddies or a family that wants connected but distinct sleeping spaces.
King + Two Queens
The Camper
A two-room connecting suite combining a Mountain King and a Bunk Room. Sleeps up to 10 guests. The biggest sleeping capacity on property — built for large families or groups who want private but connected rooms.
King + Bunk BedsThe Property
Eat & Drink
3 venues on property
Restaurant
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Complimentary day passes to Crosscut Mountain Sports Center — 28 miles of pristine groomed winter trails — included when booking direct with the lodge. Located 20 minutes away.
Three world-class fly fishing rivers within easy reach of the lodge. The Gallatin River runs right through Bozeman. The hotel provides Adventure Guides and curated tips for accessing the best stretches. YETI cooler rentals available from the Supply Shop for day trips.
The Great Room at the heart of the lodge features a large stone fireplace, ample seating, and a collection of board games. Anchored by a suspended vintage canoe and layered with locally inspired décor.
The 29,000 sq ft landscaped Backyard courtyard features canoe-shaped fire pits, live log seating, picnic tables with canvas umbrella shading, custom daybeds, outdoor games, and an outdoor hot tub.
The famous M Trail — a 2.4-mile loop with sweeping Gallatin Valley views — is about 5 minutes from the lodge. The lodge provides local adventure guides to help guests navigate the best trails.
Regular live music performances at the lodge, hosted in The Honey Hole and The Backyard. Featured artists include local Montana musicians. Events are listed on the hotel's event calendar.
Bridger Bowl Ski Area is a short drive from the lodge. The hotel is positioned as a basecamp for ski days there. The indoor pool area features a vintage Bridger Bowl mural as homage to the area's ski culture.
Pool table, darts, shuffleboard, Big Buck Hunter arcade console, keno, and video poker machines. Live music nights and trivia events hosted regularly. 21+ for gaming machines.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Complimentary WiFi throughout all guest rooms and public areas. Speed of 500+ Mbps (suitable for 6+ people or 10+ devices).
Mini fridges in all guest rooms — practical for storing fishing bait, leftovers, or pre-dawn snacks before an early start.
Laptop-compatible in-room safes in all guest rooms.
3,600 sq ft private event space with optional catering packages through Dry Fly Saloon. Plus additional outdoor event areas. Total meeting/event space approximately 3,800 sq ft. Full-property buyout available.
29,000 sq ft landscaped interior courtyard with vintage canoe fire pits, live log seating, picnic tables with canvas tent-like umbrellas, custom daybeds, outdoor games, and the outdoor hot tub.
Up to two well-behaved dogs allowed per room. Nightly fee of $50 per dog. Dog Wrangler package includes pet fee, plush dog bed, water bowl, and locally sourced treats.
Set in The Backyard courtyard beneath Montana's open sky. Part of the 29,000 sq ft landscaped outdoor space.
1,300 sq ft heated indoor pool open year-round. Lit by custom snowshoe chandeliers and surrounded by Adirondack chairs, upholstered loungers, and live log side tables beneath a vintage Bridger Bowl mural. Note: was temporarily closed but reopened February 18, 2026.
Lobby-based grab-and-go shop stocking trail snacks, cold beer, water, coffee, sunscreen, and Field & Stream merchandise. Also offers YETI cooler rentals for day trips.
Dry cleaning available via a local Bozeman dry cleaning company. Not on-site but arranged through the hotel.
State-of-the-art cardio machines, free weights, and strength-training equipment. Walls lined with vintage Field & Stream magazine covers. Open 24 hours — room key required for access.
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