Amazing Bozeman MT Vacation Rentals & Where to Stay

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Vacation rentals in Bozeman

There are 472 vacation rentals near Bozeman for all manner or mood of travel, availability of time off, and size of budget. So, if you are hoping for an affordable Bozeman vacation, you can find 10% rentals under $70/night. Or if you are willing to splurge on a luxury vacation in Bozeman, there are 47 between $289 and $573/night. Whether you are sleeping by yourself or with a significant other, or are travelling with a group of 40 there are short term home and apartment rentals in Bozeman to fit your Montana vacation needs. The most popular types of short-term rental homes in Bozeman are houses, apartments and private rooms. Bozeman has been a frequently searched travel destination this year and continues to grow in popularity. VacationRenter offers a wide selection of vacation rental availability from leading travel sites like VRBO (Vacation Rentals By Owner), Homeaway, Booking.com, and many more. Search your travel dates to find available Bozeman vacation homes for your trip.

Where is Bozeman

Founded in 1864, Bozeman, Montana, is a university city situated east of the Continental Divide amidst many mountain ranges. Snowy winters and warm summers make Bozeman a popular destination for sports seeking adventurers of all kinds. In the winter, Big Sky and Bridger Bowl attract numerous skiers and boarders to the area. While in the summer, the mountain biking, hiking, fishing, and rafting bring in even more to the area.

Quick Guide to Bozeman

Bozeman manages to feel like a cultural hub without losing much of its natural charm. Visitors tend to enjoy the lush outdoor parks and gardens, and many museums offer historical perspectives of the city.

The Village Downtown: This newer subdivision is full of condominiums, townhomes, and apartments. Exploring this neighborhood is very doable on foot, with many restaurants and shops located within easy walking distance.
The Crossing: The focal point of The Crossing is the 100-acre regional park that sprawls over this neighborhood. Green spaces and beach areas are prevalent in The Crossing.
Trail Creek: Those looking for remote wilderness will find it in Trail Creek. Log cabins dominate the area, and trails meander through the undeveloped countryside.