This Tiny Town In Montana Has A Little Bit Of Everything
We love our small towns here in Montana, but there are still a few things we prefer them to have… great restaurants, attractions, and nearby nature, just to name a few. The charming town of Stevensville may only have a population of about 2,000 people, but there’s plenty to see.
It's about 30 miles south of Missoula, and it makes a great weekend escape from the city.
And that means this little city is a gem for history buffs.
The state of Montana grew from those early beginnings. The mission is now on the National Register of Historic Places.
Aside from the beautiful public art, River's Mist Gallery and Gifts,
Stevensville Art & Sculpture, and several other galleries support local artists.
Aside from the beloved local date night spot, Mission Bistro, there's the upscale Catered Table, a casual Mexican spot (located in an old church) called Flavorful, and comfort food from the Frontier Cafe, just to name a few.
The building is an old steam laundry and blacksmith shop that dates back to 1908, but these days it's a place to grab a cold beer and listen to some talented local musicians.
The Creamery Antique Mall is fantastic, and there are several other great shops like Front Porch Antiques and Red Willow.
Coyotes, bald eagles, marmots, muskrats, whitetail deer, and geese call this beautiful refuge home (among many other species).
The Montanans who live here are lucky indeed.
Have you ever been to Stevensville? Some of our most charming towns also happen to be our smallest.
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