6300 Camas Creek Road | Potomac, Montana Opportunities to own a property of this caliber are increasingly rare. Just a short drive from Missoula, this exceptional 100-acre legacy property offers the perfect combination of privacy, recreation, and long-term investment potential in the heart of Western Montana. Tucked away more than two miles beyond a locked gate, this remarkably private retreat features year-round access and borders Montana State lands on approximately two and a half sides, creating an expansive backdrop of protected open space. With no zoning, no HOA, and no covenants, you'll enjoy the freedom to create the Montana lifestyle you've always envisioned. The land is nearly all usable, gently rolling, and richly diverse, offering multiple premium building sites that capture breathtaking views and exceptional privacy. Whether you're planning a custom mountain estate, family retreat, working ranch, or recreational getaway, the possibilities are virtually limitless. Water is one of the property's most valuable assets. Camas Creek flows year-round through the property, complemented by a dependable year-round spring near the primary building site. Wildlife-friendly perimeter fencing, excellent cell service, and county-maintained road access provide modern convenience without sacrificing seclusion. For outdoor enthusiasts, few properties compare. Located in Montana Hunting District 292, this area is renowned for exceptional elk, deer, bear, turkey, and upland bird hunting. With direct access to thousands of acres of adjoining State lands, your backyard becomes an endless playground for hunting, hiking, horseback riding, and exploring. Legacy properties with this combination of acreage, abundant water, public land adjacency, year-round access, and unrestricted ownership rarely come to market—especially this close to Missoula. This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own an extraordinary piece of Montana that can be enjoyed for generations to come. RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY TAX INCREASE NOTICE: Property tax bills for 2024 and prior years may not reflect the future tax burdens on non-owner-occupied residential properties such as second homes, vacation homes, and short-term rentals. Recent legislation passed by the Montana Legislature (House Bill 231 and Senate Bill 542) raised the tax burdens on such properties and will take full effect in tax year 2026 and reflected in tax bills sent out in the fall of 2026.