Where the road ends, the river begins.
KRW River House sits at the end of a quiet road in Kalispell, Montana, with more than 200 feet of frontage on the Whitefish River and Kings Loop Park as a neighbor. It's the kind of place where mornings start with coffee on the deck, afternoons drift into river time, and evenings end around the fire pit. Sleeps up to 8, welcomes your dog, and puts you within easy reach of Glacier National Park, Flathead Lake, Whitefish, and downtown Kalispell.
Sleeps 8.
Three bedrooms, five beds, two full baths — and yes, your four-legged family is welcome too.
Three bedrooms, five beds, two full baths — and yes, your four-legged family is welcome too.
About 30 minutes to the west entrance of Glacier National Park, 15 to Whitefish, and 20 to Flathead Lake.
The Home
Tucked at the end of a quiet road on a full acre, KRW River House is a private riverfront escape in the heart of Montana's Flathead Valley. The house borders Kings Loop Park, and a stretch of more than 200 feet along the Whitefish River runs right through the back of the property — the kind of frontage that lets you wade, fish, or just sit and listen to the water.
Inside, the home is comfortable and unfussy: three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a fully stocked kitchen, a dedicated workspace if you need to log on for a bit, and reliable Wi-Fi. There's room for up to eight guests across five beds, so it works equally well for a family trip, a small group of friends, or a multi-generational stay.
Outside is where the property really earns its name. The fully fenced yard gives kids and dogs room to run without anyone having to worry, and there's a play structure on site. Beyond the fence, the river is yours to enjoy — bring tubes, fishing rods, or just a camp chair.
The location is one of those rare ones that feels remote but isn't. Glacier Park International Airport is about ten minutes away, downtown Kalispell is fifteen, Whitefish is twenty, and Glacier National Park's west entrance is roughly half an hour. You get the quiet of riverfront Montana without the long drives.
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