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Five Grain Bins on a Montana Farm, Fitted Out as Tiny Stays

Clark Farm Silos is five grain bins on a Kalispell, Montana farm, each fitted with a loft king, a sleeper sofa, one bathroom, and a fire pit. Five generations of Clarks have been on this land, nestled between Glacier National Park, Whitefish, and Flathead Lake.

Five corrugated metal grain bins with peaked roofs in a green Kalispell meadow, forested mountains behind, an old farm truck in the foreground
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Five Bins in the Meadow

The long shot is the one that reads first. Five corrugated metal bins stand in a green meadow, peaked roofs, small windows cut in the steel, a gravel drive coming in from the left. Forested mountains sit behind them.

An old farm truck is parked in the tall grass in the foreground, 153 painted on the wood rail. That is the same number as the published address on Creston Hatchery Road.

The Circle, and the Sofa

Circular silo interior with a grey sofa, tan rug, spiral wood stair, and a kitchenette along the curved white-paneled wall
Clark Farm Silos / clarkfarmsilos.com

Inside, the room is a circle. White vertical paneling, wood joists across the ceiling, a grey sofa on a tan rug. A spiral stair with wood treads climbs to the loft. The kitchenette runs along the curve.

The sofa is the sleeper. The bedroom is upstairs. One loft, one sofa, one bath — that is the plan in each bin.

The Kitchenette

Dark kitchenette counter with a sink, compact fridge below, two wood stools, and open wood shelves on a white paneled wall
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The operator calls the kitchenettes fully functional. The still is a dark counter with a sink, a compact fridge underneath, two stools, and open wood shelves on the white wall.

Light wood loft joists over a white-paneled kitchenette wall, a live-edge shelf, and the start of a wood-tread stair
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From below the loft, those same shelves sit under the joists. The stair starts at the edge of the frame. The loft is the lid on this room.

The Loft King

King bed against a curved cream wall under a conical wood-plank silo ceiling
Clark Farm Silos / clarkfarmsilos.com

Up the stair, the ceiling becomes the cone of the bin — wood planks running to a point. A king bed sits against the curve, under a single wall sconce.

This is the hard part of the stay. The bedroom is a loft. You climb for the king. The sleeper sofa is the bed that stays on the floor.

One Fire Pit Each

View from a silo doorway to two wood chairs on a patio, a fire pit in the grass, a red barn, and forested mountains
Clark Farm Silos / clarkfarmsilos.com

From the doorway: two chairs on a concrete patio, a fire pit in the grass, a red barn, and the mountains. Each silo gets one fire pit.

Highlights

  • Clark Farm Silos — five grain bins on family land, Kalispell, Montana
  • “Five Unassuming Grain Bins With a Modern, Luxurious Twist.”
  • Five generations of Clarks on the land
  • Nestled between Glacier National Park, Whitefish MT, and Flathead Lake
  • Each silo: 1 loft bedroom with king bed / 1 sleeper sofa; 1 bathroom; 1 fire pit
  • Kitchenettes named fully functional
  • Contact: stay@clarkfarmsilos.com · Call Alyssa at (406) 249-2955
  • 153 Creston Hatchery Road, Kalispell, MT 59901
  • Instagram: @clarkfarmsilos

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Clark Farm Silos — five grain bins on a Kalispell, Montana farm.
Operator: clarkfarmsilos.com
Email: stay@clarkfarmsilos.com
Call Alyssa at (406) 249-2955
153 Creston Hatchery Road, Kalispell, MT 59901
Instagram: @clarkfarmsilos
Photos: Clark Farm Silos / clarkfarmsilos.com. Pages visited August 27, 2026.

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.
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