Haymoon Resort

About This Property

Haymoon Resort runs six standalone cabins and lodges near Glacier National Park. Flower Moon Lodge sleeps up to 18; Crescent Moon Cabin has a Jacuzzi tub. North Star and Harvest Moon welcome dogs. It’s quiet, spacious, and every unit has its own private deck with mountain views.

Highlights

Family Friendly

Best for families and large groups; quiet, private cabins; space to spread out.

Best Time to Visit

Best time to visit Haymoon Resort is mid-July through August—the weather is warm, days are long, and Glacier NP trails and lakes are in full operation for prime hiking and boating conditions (this is the park’s peak season). If you’d rather dodge the crowds, aim for late June or early September when the weather is still good and wildlife viewing can be excellent, though some services and road openings may be more limited. Winter visits are possible but often involve road closures and colder conditions.

Property History

The Honest Truth

Haymoon Resort comprises six standalone cabins and lodges: Flower Moon Lodge, North Star Cabin, Deer Moon Suite, Merry Moon Suite, Crescent Moon Cabin, and Harvest Moon Cabin. There’s no on-site dining, pool, or hotel-style services. Flower Moon Lodge is a 5-bedroom, 3-bath home suitable for large groups. North Star Cabin is a woodsy retreat with a fireplace, jetted tub, and full kitchen. Deer Moon Suite is upstairs with three queen bedrooms and a queen sleeper sofa in the living room. Crescent Moon and Harvest Moon Cabins are dog-friendly. Merry Moon Suite is listed, but published specifications aren’t available. The property remains open year-round, with a cancellation structure that refunds more than 60 days out in full (less a non-refundable service fee); 30–60 days out, 50% refund (deposit) minus service fee; less than 30 days, no refund. For whole-resort rentals, cancellations more than 90 days out receive a full refund minus 15% cancellation fee; no refunds within 90 days. Horses are typically on-site June through November. WiFi is available in all units, and the Smart TVs stream services instead of cable.

Who Should Skip This

This lodging isn’t suited for guests who want on-site dining, a pool, or a hotel-style experience.

Booking Insider Tip

• Pro tip: specify your unit early; Flower Moon Lodge for large groups; Merry Moon Suite for accessibility. • Arrange RV parking in advance. • Confirm minimum stay and pet rules before arrival.

What Guests Say

Space wins here. Six standalone units give real room to breathe, with private decks and mountain views. Dog-friendly options in some cabins score big with families. No on-site dining or pool, but proximity to Glacier and the quiet, nature vibe make this a strong value for groups willing to self-cater.