Olney, Montana
June 16 – 19, 2027
Dog Creek Lodge · Northwest Montana
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We’re getting the Senecal family together in Northwest Montana for a few days of good food, time outside, and being together. Here’s what is confirmed so far. We’ll add more detail as plans take shape.
Where We're Staying
Dog Creek Lodge sits in Olney, north of Whitefish, with enough room for the family to stay together while still having space to spread out. We’ll have the lodge and grounds to ourselves for the reunion.
The property includes the Main Lodge, Guest Lodge, Event Lodge, and cabins. Frank and Mary are coordinating rooms, meals, and the remaining details directly with the lodge.
Getting There
Northwest Montana is easiest to explore by car. We’ll use RSVPs to help connect relatives who want to share a rental car or coordinate an airport pickup.
Glacier Park International Airport (FCA) in Kalispell is the closest airport. Alaska, Delta, American, United, Allegiant, and Sun Country serve the airport, although nonstop routes vary by season.
See FCA airlines →Dog Creek Lodge is at 8775 US Hwy 93 N in Olney, north of Whitefish. Plan to rent a car, ride with family, or arrange an airport pickup before arriving.
Get directions →Frank and Mary plan to be in Whitefish before the reunion to get organized and may stay a few days afterward. Anyone who wants to extend the trip is welcome to coordinate with them.
Tell us in your RSVP →While You’re Here
These are optional ideas from Frank’s early planning. Book directly with the provider if something sounds fun, and include your interests in the RSVP so relatives can coordinate.
Before booking: Providers have not published their 2027 schedules and rates yet. Confirm the cancellation policy, age or weight requirements, and June conditions directly with the company. Each household is responsible for its own reservation and payment; use the RSVP to tell the family what you’re considering so others can join.
Northwest Montana
This corner of Montana is full of clear lakes, mountain roads, river valleys, and small towns worth exploring. The reunion comes first. Everything else is there if you want to make a little more of the trip.
Lake McDonald
Glacier in early summer
Swiftcurrent Lake
Photos courtesy of the National Park Service · Public domain
You're Invited
Please reply by November 1, 2026 so Frank and Mary can plan rooms, meals, transportation, and optional activities. Your answers will be recorded when you select Submit at the end of the form.
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Questions before you respond? Email Frank or call/text 253-381-6520.