
Columbia Falls RV Park and Cabins provides big-rig–friendly sites and cabin options just outside Glacier National Park, with full hookups, showers, a camp store, and year-round access.
RV sites, Tent sites, Cabins
Rocky Mountain views and Glacier landscapes
Glacier National Park West Entrance (~15 minutes); Columbia Falls dining and shopping within walking distance.
Kids welcome; proximity to Glacier NP; prepare for crowds in peak season; quiet hours enforce.
Summer is busy; shoulder seasons are quieter.
Pull-throughs up to 75–85 ft; internal roads are paved and gravel; sites generally level; larger rigs may find some spots tight. Arrive with a plan for where your rig fits and you’ll roll in smoothly.
Functional basecamp near a town; not a forest retreat. Clean, convenient, and straightforward, with a bit of road noise—worth it for Glacier access.
Shower house offers free hot showers; available before 10pm; laundry details not listed.
RV sites, Tent sites, Cabins
Hiking, fishing, golfing, exploring the Flathead Valley and Glacier NP; fenced dog run.
Private booking system via their website or phone. (Booking: Direct booking available; booking window not published.)
Pets Allowed - Two pets allowed; leashed up to 6 ft; not in buildings; cannot be unattended; excessive barking may lead to expulsion.
To Park Entrance
About 15 minutes drive to Glacier NP West Entrance.
Elevation
3,000 ft (914 m).
Based on 357 Google reviews
Teal Albert
This park was very well maintained! We were there for an event and they did an incredible job accommodating all of our families and larger rigs. Staff was very polite and helpful. They are about 20 minutes away from West Glacier and a park entrance which was really nice. There is SO much to do nearby you could be here for a month and never hit it all.
Rachel Peters
This place was great. Reception was very friendly and helpful, cabin was clean and had coffee with powdered cream and different types of sugar and the shampoo/conditioner/body wash were nice and the towels were fluffy and soft. The location was great. Only 15 minutes to Glacier West and Columbia Falls was a great town with a lot to offer. We were also close to other National Forests and places for hiking, plus the Hungry Horse Dam was very impressive! We will definitely stay here again if we come back this way.
J. S.
This campground was neat, clean, and well cared for. Full hookups, very clean shower house and laundry. About 16 miles from Glacier. It felt safe and we didn't worry about our camper being bothered while we were in the park.Would stay here again.
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Yes—sites accommodate up to 75–85 ft; some spots may feel tight for very long rigs.
Direct booking is available via their site or by phone; peak season fills quickly, so don’t delay.
Cell service is generally available; AT&T coverage noted around 2 bars.
Yes, it’s bear country. Bag and store trash in bear-proof dumpsters; campfires are propane only.
Yes, two pets are allowed; keep them leashed (6 ft max) and not in buildings; quiet barking may lead to expulsion.
Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM.
Camp store, on-site dump station, flush toilets, hot showers before 10pm, bear-proof dumpsters, and full hookups at sites.
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