Private full-hookup RV and THOW sites at Flathead River Reserve near Dixon, Montana.

Northwest Montana / Flathead River corridor

Dixon · Sanders County · CSKT reservation buffer

Flathead River Reserve

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Community type: An RV park or resort that welcomes tiny homes on wheels and park models on long-term or seasonal sites.

Flathead River Reserve is a private 12-acre RV property along MT-200 near Dixon with three long-term full-hookup sites buffered by rock outcroppings and Flathead River adjacency inside the broader CSKT reservation landscape. It suits THOW and RV owners seeking a quiet, eco-minded extended-stay base with 50-amp service, water, septic, garbage, and WiFi bundled into monthly leases.

Site requirements

Park specs & operating terms

Park requirements and operating rules for tiny homes and small cottages at this community. Prefabricated.co profiles are kept current; confirm any detail flagged below with the park before you apply.

Quick-glance park specs

RequirementDetails
Power Infrastructure50-amp electric at each of three private sites
Waste & Sewer SystemWater, septic, and garbage service included per operator
Build CertificationsRoad-legal RV or THOW registration expected—confirm with operator
Pet ConstraintsConfirm pet rules directly with FlatheadRiverRes@gmail.com

Financials & leasing terms

Monthly benchmarks and lease terms—rates and inclusions change, so confirm current pricing before you apply.

Lot rent benchmarks

Pricing by inquiry—contact operator for current monthly rates (2026)

Utility inclusions

Water, septic, garbage, and WiFi bundled per operator marketing

Lease mechanics

Long-term leases from one month and longer—email or call for availability

Home specifications & placement rules

Dimensional thresholds

Three private sites on 12 acres—confirm pad length and access for your rig

Aesthetic controls & covenants

Eco-friendly private environment; low-density placement

Sustainability & permaculture allowances

If you are planning gardens, composting, or solar, confirm what is allowed under park rules—not just municipal code.

Alternative waste systems

Septic service included—composting not documented

Off-grid adaptations

Grid-tied 50-amp service

Site edibles & gardens

Wooded river corridor—confirm any gardening or outdoor storage rules

Media & site documentation

Interactive map

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Park map / site plan
Video tour

Planning land you own in Sanders County?

Flathead River Reserve is a private RV/THOW lease site—not Sanders County fee-simple land. Compare models if you are weighing long-term pad rent vs. acreage.

Pads & tenancy snapshot

Three full-hookup private sites: 50-amp power, water, septic, garbage, and WiFi. Long-term leases (1 month+). THOWs classified as RVs under Montana law—confirm road-legal registration and site length with operator.

Three private RV/THOW sites on 12 acres; long-term leases from one month upward. Contact for current pricing and opening—operator notes business-for-sale status on website (verify ownership continuity before signing).

How you can live here

Own home · lease landRent home or pad

Key amenities

Amenities reflect what this community offers today. Pet rules, pools, docks, and similar features can change—confirm current policies with the community before you apply.

  • Waterfront / marina
  • Pet-friendly
  • RV-style hookups

Stewardship disclosures

Property sits adjacent to CSKT reservation lands—confirm access, jurisdiction, and long-term residency expectations with operator. Website lists business-for-sale; verify current management before committing. Montana THOWs must generally park in RV-designated sites.

Operators update rules frequently. Confirm recorded covenants, county zoning, HOA restrictions, occupancy rules, and insurance requirements for your home type before you move.

Want to know what your parcel can support?

Community lots, backyard ADUs, and raw land each follow different rules. We run a parcel-specific review—zoning, setbacks, utilities, flood exposure, and the dwelling-vs-RV path—before you buy land or order a unit.