Locally owned Belle Farms welcomes guests to 16 European-inspired chalet-style cabins, organic lavender fields and a farm-to-product experience just 30 miles from Yellowstone National Park.

PARADISE VALLEY — Belle Farms, a regenerative lavender farm and luxury guest retreat, will open spring 2027 in Montana’s Paradise Valley. Located 30 miles from Yellowstone National Park, the 130-acre property features 16 uniquely designed chalet-style cabins alongside a Certified Organic farm growing lavender and other botanicals for its line of farm-made artisan skincare products. Founded by Montana locals McCall and Nick Renold, the vision of Belle Farms grew from a shared desire to build a life around what matters most: celebrating the land while leaving it better than it was found.

“After years spent pursuing demanding careers and traveling the world, Nick and I returned to Montana to create something of our own,” said McCall Renold, co-owner of Belle Farms. “As a second-generation Montanan and first-generation female farmer, Belle Farms represents a personal definition of success for me, and we are elated to begin welcoming guests to slow down and appreciate the beauty in every day.”

Inspired by the lavender estates of provincial France, Belle Farms marries an Old World aesthetic with the wild spirit of southwest Montana. Its 16 chalet-style cabins are set in two distinct settings across the property, with eight nestled near the farm’s lavender and wildflower fields, and eight remotely positioned along a ridge with 270° views overlooking the valley and surrounding mountains. Each cabin evokes vintage European style, with white oak walls, arched mahogany-enamel fireplaces, unlacquered brass fixtures and custom teak furniture. Drawing on the eclectic warmth of European mountain homes, one-of-a-kind antiques, vintage rugs, handmade quilts, French-made copper cookware and heirloom details place an emphasis on storied craftsmanship.

Accommodations are comprised of 11 king cabins with sleeper sofas, and five family cabins with king beds, sleeper sofas and bunk beds. Creating a secluded setting to unwind against the surrounding landscape, select king cabins feature private saunas, outdoor showers and carved soaking tubs. 

Belle Farms is designed as an analog reset within Montana’s peaceful outdoor setting, where guests can find games, cards and tea sets in place of TVs to encourage time away from screens. Each cabin includes a fully stocked kitchen with a full-size refrigerator and freezer, a two-burner electric cooktop and a sink, and a copper tea kettle and French press – purposefully accompanied by locally roasted coffee and Belle Farms tea blends. At night when the dark skies above come alive, custom star maps and exterior Dark Sky lighting make it easier for guests to explore.

The Belle Farms experience is intended to connect guests with the origins of their surroundings, from honey sourced from the on-site apiary to estate-made bath amenities. The Certified Organic farm produces the lavender, chamomile, calendula, arnica and other botanicals used in its skincare, bath and lifestyle products, and the farm incorporates pollinator sanctuaries to support the wider ecosystem of Paradise Valley. Guests can meander along the property-wide walking trails, ponds, and fields, while farm tours provide education about the plants and regenerative practices that define Belle Farms’ mission. 

A Farm Shop open to the public sells Belle Farms’ products as well as coffee, snacks, groceries and goods from local producers, so guests can pick up provisions, picnic baskets and blankets to get lost in the mountain scenery or picnic beside the ponds. Plans also include seasonal farm dinners with local chefs, farm breakfast baskets and a concierge responsible for arranging experiences with regional outfitters, from horseback riding and fishing to guided tours at Yellowstone National Park. 

“Belle Farms is about creating a place to remind people to slow down and enjoy the beautiful little moments and rituals in the everyday. These moments are what add up to a beautiful life, if only we take the time to notice and enjoy them. And a big part of this philosophy is the simplicity of a return to nature,” said McCall Renold. “We hope guests leave feeling more connected to the land, to the people they traveled with and to themselves. And that they can bring this feeling of presence back home from Montana.”

Reservations for stays in 2027 are now available. For more information or to make reservations, visit bellefarmsmontana.com.