
Short-term rentals in Big Timber, MT
Featured apartments in Big Timber






Why guests choose Blueground

Move-in readyFurniture, fully-equipped kitchen, linens, Wi-Fi, and utilities live from day one.

Prime locationsThe most desirable locations in every city. More space to live, quality furniture.

Long-term pricingRates drop the longer you stay, up to 60% lower for longer stays.

QualityAll our homes are vetted for high quality, service and professional management.

Flexible durationStay a week, a month, a year, or longer. Extend, shorten, or move between homes.

One bill, one priceThe price covers rent, utilities, and Wi-Fi. Clear from start to finish — no surprises.
100k+100,000+
Furnished homes
50+50+
Countries
1k+1,000+
Cities
1M+1 Million +
Monthly stays
Elevate your Big Timber stay
Beyond individual stays, Blueground also offers special programs for corporate relocations and student living near universities.
Blueground for Business
Studentground
How we compare to other short-term options
Standard hotel room design; limited space | |||
No early departures | |||
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Limited options | Varies by host | ||
Pricing scales by room count | |||
*Blueground-managed homes only
Popular features in Big Timber
Apartments with popular features
A short-term city guide to Big Timber
Frequently asked questions
- Downtown Big Timber offers historic storefronts, local restaurants, and convenient access to everyday essentials. For visitors comparing neighborhoods in Big Timber, Montana, the downtown area suits those who prefer a central location and small-town atmosphere.
- Boulder River Valley, south of town, appeals to travelers seeking rural surroundings, mountain scenery, and access to outdoor recreation in the nearby Absaroka-Beartooth region. It suits a quieter stay within driving distance of downtown.
- Yellowstone River area, near the northern edge of Big Timber, combines open landscapes with proximity to town. Nearby public fishing access sites make this area appealing for anglers and visitors drawn to Montana’s river scenery.

