Welcome to

crossroads cooperative

A resident-owned community

Welcome Home!

Crossroads Cooperative is a resident-owned manufactured home community in Great Falls, Mont. Crossroads is conveniently located just five miles from downtown Great Falls, and 30 minutes from Malmstrom Air Force Base. Moments from the intersections of Routes 87, 89, and 15, we have easy access to all the amenities of Great Falls and beyond.

In an hour and a half down Route 15 we can be in Helena, or if we want a nature-driven getaway, we can visit the Lewis and Clark National Forest or the Benton Lake National Wildlife Refuge in the same amount of time.

With countless recreational opportunities nearby, we are a perfect location for the outdoor enthusiast. We enjoy picnics at local parks, fishing in the Missouri River, and walking through the woods not far from our homes. Nearby options for work, school and play in the mountains of Montana make Crossroads an excellent choice for your family.

Crossroads is owned by the Community Members who live here – we are a resident-owned community (ROC).

Crossroads

is owned by the cooperative
Members who
live here.

That means

we control
the rent & make
the rules

We own it

The Member homeowners of Crossroads Community, Inc. control the rent and make the rules. On Jan. 21, 2015, the ROC purchased the land and infrastructure, such as the roads and water lines. Now, a democratically elected Board of Directors manages the business of running Crossroads. Every Member household in the community has a say in who sits on the Board, how we spend our money, the annual budget, and whether we make changes to the rent.

We’re also part of a national network of more than 300 ROCs just like us. That membership provides us with access to expert coaching on how to run our ROC, leadership development and training, communication with dozens of community leaders who face many of the same issues we do, and more. Life in Crossroads is truly different than in a commercially owned community – we invite you to find out firsthand how that difference makes living here so much better.