Travel & Lodging
Welcome to Montana
We're excited to welcome you to Bozeman, Montana for CC&SC 2026. This guide is designed to help you plan your trip and make the most of your time here — from hotels and transportation to local dining, hot springs, and nearby attractions.
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Hotels, dining, transportation, and things to do — all in one printable PDF.
Helpful travel tips
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Book accommodations early — late summer is a busy travel season in Montana and hotels fill quickly.
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Staying in Belgrade keeps you closest to the venue and airport, while Bozeman offers more restaurants, nightlife, and activities.
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Rental cars are recommended if you plan to explore the area or extend your trip.
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Montana weather can change quickly, so layers and comfortable footwear are encouraged.
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Many attendees choose to extend their stay to visit Yellowstone, local hot springs, hiking trails, and other Montana attractions.
Conference venue
Collective Elevation Farm
2279 Airport Road, Belgrade, Montana
The venue offers easy access from the airport while remaining close to hotels, restaurants, and local attractions.
Where to stay
Hotels & accommodations
Belgrade — closest to the venue
EVEN Hotel Belgrade
406 Belgrade Boulevard, Belgrade, MT
Quality Inn Belgrade – Bozeman Yellowstone Airport
6261 Jackrabbit Lane, Belgrade, MT
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Belgrade
309 W Madison Ave, Belgrade, MT
La Quinta Inn & Suites Belgrade – Bozeman Airport
6445 Jackrabbit Lane, Belgrade, MT
Bozeman — more dining & nightlife
MountainView Lodge & Suites
1121 Reeves Rd W, Bozeman, MT
Baymont by Wyndham Bozeman
2020 Wheat Drive, Bozeman, MT
Comfort Suites Airport-University
2515 Catamount Street, Bozeman, MT
Homewood Suites by Hilton Bozeman
1023 Baxter Lane, Bozeman, MT
Hampton Inn Bozeman
75 Baxter Lane, Bozeman, MT
Airbnb & short-term rentals
Both Belgrade and Bozeman offer a wide range of Airbnb options including private rooms, cabins, downtown apartments, group houses, and mountain-view properties. A great option for attendees traveling in groups or extending their stay. Book early, especially for larger groups and weekend stays.
Camping & budget-friendly options
For attendees looking for a more affordable or outdoors-focused experience, the Bozeman area offers several camping and RV options. Advance reservations are highly recommended.
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Bozeman Hot Springs Campground & RV Park
~11 miles from venue
Tent ~$100/night · RV ~$125/night · Cabins ~$155/night
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Bear Canyon Campground
~15 miles from venue
Tent ~$43/night · RV ~$70/night · Cabins ~$150/night
Getting around
Transportation
Flying in
Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN) is located just minutes from the conference venue and offers direct flights from many major U.S. cities.
Rental cars
Rental cars are highly recommended for attendees wanting flexibility throughout the weekend. Providers at BZN include Alamo, Avis, Budget, Enterprise, Hertz, National, and Thrifty.
Uber, Lyft & taxis
Uber and Lyft both operate throughout Bozeman and Belgrade and are generally reliable for airport and local transportation. Several local taxi and private car services are also available.
Eat & drink
Local favorites
Belgrade favorites
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Dukes Cafe & Bakery
Breakfast and lunch featuring locally sourced ingredients and gluten-free options.
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Bar 3 BBQ / One Pride Brewing
Casual BBQ, comfort food, brunch, beer, and cider.
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MacKenzie River Pizza Co.
Pizza, sandwiches, beer, and wine in a rustic Montana setting.
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El Comalito Food Truck
Classic Mexican street food and local favorite.
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The Mint Cafe & Bar
Historic steakhouse serving upscale American cuisine and cocktails.
Bozeman favorites
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Rise & Shine Cafe
Breakfast burritos, pastries, and traditional breakfast fare.
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Feed Cafe
Farm-to-table breakfast and lunch.
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Bridger Brewing
Award-winning pizza and local craft beer.
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Yellow House BBQ
Texas-inspired BBQ with global influences.
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Shan
Highly regarded Asian fusion restaurant.
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Montana Ale Works
Pub fare and one of the area's best beer selections.
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Hop Lounge
Craft beer, chicken, and vinyl records.
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Dry Hills Distillery
Montana-made spirits and creative cocktails.
Explore Montana
Things to do while you're here
Yellowstone National Park
Approximately 80 miles from Bozeman, Yellowstone makes an incredible day trip. From Old Faithful and geothermal features to hiking trails, wildlife viewing, and natural hot springs, it offers some of the most iconic landscapes in the country.
Museum of the Rockies
A Smithsonian-affiliated museum known for its impressive collection of dinosaur fossils, including a full-scale T. rex skeleton, along with exhibits on Native American history, Montana heritage, and rotating science displays.
Hot springs
Bozeman Hot Springs features indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, fitness facilities, and live music on select evenings. Norris Hot Springs offers a more rustic atmosphere with wood-lined mineral pools, beautiful scenery, and a laid-back Montana feel.
Questions?
Need help planning your stay?
If you need additional recommendations, local information, or help planning your stay, please reach out.
Join us in Bozeman
Three days of cultivation education, networking, workshops, and facility access. Out-of-state attendees should book travel early.