Welcome to The Wilderness Club

Membership at The Wilderness Club

Welcome to our private club nestled in the beauty of Western Montana. Our club is open to residents and non-residents from near and far, offering a diverse array of premier amenities and year-round activities. Our fantastic club is centered around our award-winning, nationally ranked, and highly regarded Sir Nick Faldo-designed championship golf course. Members can also access various outdoor offerings, such as a private beach, hiking trails, a water park, and sports fields, with more enhanced offerings coming in 2026.

Come and experience the exclusive privileges and warm hospitality our club offers in the heart of Western Montana.

ALL MEMBER BENEFITS:

• Full access to the recently-renovated Wilderness Lake with beach front and watersports
• The Family Sports Courts Complex
• Water Park with resort saltwater pools, 250′ water slide, splash pad and more.
• Fitness Studio

RESIDENT GOLF BENEFITS:

Unlimited access to 7,200 yards of championship golf designed by Sir Nick Faldo, recognized as one of the top golf courses in America by “Golf Digest.” Golf membership includes full driving range and practice facility usage.

NON-RESIDENT GOLF BENEFITS:

Unlimited access to 7,200 yards of championship golf designed by Sir Nick Faldo, recognized as one of the top golf courses in America by “Golf Digest.” Golf membership includes full driving range and practice facility usage.

RESIDENT SPORTS BENEFITS:

The Wilderness Club offers an array of activities that cater to the outdoor enthusiast. From hiking and biking through scenic trails to paddle boarding on a private lake to water sliding down a 250-foot slide into a sparkling pool, the Wilderness Club is the perfect place to unplug and connect with the things that truly matter.

Golf at The Wilderness Club

Whether you have a low handicap or are an absolute beginner, you will find our beautiful golf course memorable, challenging, and well-maintained. In Montana, you never know what wildlife might show up along the course during your round. Ponderosa pine-lined fairways, waste bunkers, and deep greenside bunkers frame each hole along with spectacular vistas of nearby mountain ranges, and four tee box positions from 5,431 to over 7,200 yards allow play for all levels of experience.

With spectacular views and impeccable conditioning, it is truly an unforgettable experience.

Lifestyle & Amenities at The Wilderness Club

Lake-Front Beach

Nestled in the midst of the resort is the beautiful 21-acre non-motorized use, Wilderness Lake. Paddleboarding, kayaking, swimming, and overall nature’s showcase for turtles and fish, we offer residents and members the opportunity to enjoy water sports without the disturbance of motorized watercraft.

Sports Park

Wilderness Sports Park is a beautiful outdoor amenity that boasts a full-size basketball court, 2 pickleball courts, regulation-size beach volleyball court, walking trails, soccer and lawn sports field, amphitheater, picnic pavilion areas, and more. Come enjoy croquet, bocce and much more!

Water Park

The 250’ waterslide is the centerpiece of our family-friendly water park and pool area. Reserved exclusively for residents and members of our club, there is a full saltwater pool, shallow saltwater pool for younger residents, a fun splash pad with squirting water streams, and a great saltwater hot jacuzzi.

Wilderness Grille

Wilderness Grille is the centerpiece of our food and beverage options at Wilderness Club Resort. Our fine dining menu, gourmet pizzas, catering, Snack Shack for late-night appetites along with our beverage cart mean Members are able to eat and drink right without having to leave the club property.

Wilderness Lake

Nestled in the midst of the resort is the beautiful 21-3 acre non-motorized Wilderness Lake. Paddleboarding, kayaking, swimming, and overall nature’s showcase for turtles and fish, we offer residents and members the opportunity to enjoy water sports without the disturbance of motorized watercraft.

Residences at The Wilderness Club

Situated across 550 acres of breathtaking Montana wilderness, our one-of-a-kind private club community offers an array of scenic homesites and semi-custom built luxury estate homes available to call your own. Whether you’re looking for a permanent year-round home, a second home, a vacation home, or even a retirement home, you can’t go wrong with the true solitude and natural beauty of Wilderness Club Montana. Wilderness Club homeowners enjoy a myriad of family-friendly club amenities, from our centerpiece, Sir Nick Faldo’s designed golf course and 21-acre Wilderness Lake, to our water park, sports park, and fitness center.

Adventures at The Wilderness Club

This one-of-a-kind private Montana club is located seven miles south of the Canadian border just outside the small town of Eureka, Montana. Surrounded by incredible views of the Yaak Mountain Range, Canadian Rockies, and Whitefish Mountains, you will know you are in the heart of Big Sky Country.

Outdoor adventure and exploration are at your fingertips. Located less than 90 minutes away is the stunning Glacier National Park. Fernie Alpine Ski Resort is less than an hour away and offers 2,500 acres of ski-able terrain, up to 37 feet of snow in a season, 142 named runs, five alpine bowls, and state-of-the- art snowmaking. A little closer to home is Lake Koocanusa, offering 250 miles of accessible shoreline, a 90-mile-long lake that provides excellent fishing and boating opportunities.

Skiing

Whitefish Mountain Ski Resort

This popular ski and snowboarding resort in Flathead National Forest, offers 3,000 acres of ski- able terrain and averages more than 300 inches of snow each year.

Fernie Alpine Resort

Fernie offers Rocky Mountain views, 142 ski runs, and more than 2,500 acres of ski-able terrain almost equally balanced between beginner, intermediate, and advanced skiers make this Canadian ski resort a favorite.

Lake Koocanusa

Adjacent to the Kootenai National Forest is the Lake Koocanusa reservoir. Stretching 90 miles, Koocanusa offers endless recreational opportunities, including boating and fishing for rainbow trout and kokanee salmon. Other popular activities are kayaking, paddleboarding, canoeing, hiking and biking.

National Forests

Kootenai National Forest

Encompassing over 2.2 million acres, Kootenai offers a wealth of outdoor recreational pursuits. There are approximately 315 trails, and other popular activities include road cycling, whitewater rafting, camping, and fishing.

Glacier National Park

Open year-round, this park spans more than 1,500 square miles and features 734 miles of hiking trails, 762 lakes for fishing and boating, 175 mountains and 26 glaciers.

Marshall Kerns

Phone: (406) 296-8264
Email: marshall@escalantegolf.com

1885 Sophie Lake Rd, Eureka, MT 59917