Columbia Falls RV Park and Cabins

Full hookups for rigs up to 75–85 ft, 2 tent sites, 4 cabins; Glacier NP basecamp with clean baths.

When to come

Summer is busy; shoulder seasons are quieter.

Campground

CampgroundOPERATIONAL★ 4.2

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.

Quick facts

Reservation System
Private booking system via their website or phone.
Reservation Window
Direct booking available; booking window not published.
Reservation Tips
Direct booking via website or phone; book early for peak season.
Season Dates
Year-round.

Reservations & season

Reservation System
Private booking system via their website or phone.
Reservation Window
Direct booking available; booking window not published.
Reservation Tips
Direct booking via website or phone; book early for peak season.
Season Dates
Year-round.
Fills Up Speed
Busy during peak summer; book early.
Per Night Cost
Most sites run between $70 and $90 per night; weekly rates are about $500 and monthly stays run around $1,200.
Extra Vehicle Fees
Extra vehicle fee charged at check-out.
Day Use Fees
Varies.
Passes Accepted
Good Sam Club, FMCA discounts.

Sites & RV fit

Sites Total
75 RV sites and 2 tent sites
Site Types
RV sites, Tent sites, Cabins
Site Type Breakdown
61 RV sites, 2 Tent Sites, 4 Cabins
RV Max Length
75-85 feet
Group Sites Available
1
Group Site Capacity
Inquire directly with management.
Hookups
Full hookups: 30/50 amp, water, sewer
Site Features
Full hookups (30/50A, water, sewer), picnic tables at each site; some premium sites have larger grass areas and paver patios; on-site dump station; bear-proof dumpsters; camp store; flush toilets; hot showers before 10pm; potable water at full hookups; propane fire pits only; bear country; leash pets up to 6 ft, max two.
Ground Type
Gravel with grassy patches.
Site Privacy
Some sites feel close together; others offer more privacy.

Facilities

Bathroom Types
Flush toilets.
Showers Available
Free hot showers; not available after 10pm.
Potable Water
Potable water at sites with full hookups.
Dump Station
On-site dump station.
Trash Service
Bear-proof dumpsters on-site.
Camp Store
Camp store on-site with accessories, snacks, apparel, and supplies.
Firewood Availability
Propane fire pits only; gathering firewood not allowed.
Cell Service
Cell service generally available; AT&T coverage noted (about 2 bars).
Nearby Facilities
Walking distance to Columbia Falls restaurants and shops; Glacier NP West Entrance ~15 minutes.

Access

Road Type
Paved and gravel internal park roads.
Road Conditions
Good, all-weather roads.
Vehicle Restrictions
One RV and one car per site; additional vehicles permitted for a fee.
Clearance Needed
Big Rig Friendly; sites up to 75–85 ft.
Gate Hours
Controlled access gate; hours not published.
Distance From Entrance
About 15 minutes drive to Glacier NP West Entrance.
Nearest Gas Services
Gas stations in Columbia Falls town, within short drive.
Elevation
3,000 ft (914 m).
Accessibility
Partial accessible options; some sites with ADA access
ADA Accessible Sites
Partial handicap access available

Rules & safety

Bear Country
Yes
Food Storage Requirements
Trash must be bagged and placed in bear-proof dumpsters.
Fire Restrictions
Campfires limited to propane fire pits.
Pets Allowed
Yes
Pet Restrictions
Two pets allowed; leashed up to 6 ft; not in buildings; cannot be unattended; excessive barking may lead to expulsion.
Generator Hours
Policy not published.
Quiet Hours
10:00 PM to 7:00 AM.
Max Stay Limit
Monthly stays are offered; no maximum stay limit is listed in the available information.

What it is like

Onsite Activities
Hiking, fishing, golfing, exploring the Flathead Valley and Glacier NP; fenced dog run.
Trailheads Nearby
Glacier National Park trailheads nearby
Fishing Details
Nearby Glacier National Park fishing opportunities
Wildlife Viewing
Bear country; watch for wildlife and store food properly.
Shade Coverage
Some shade from trees.
Scenic Views
Rocky Mountain views and Glacier landscapes
Noise Level
Highway 2 traffic; occasional train noise.
Best Time To Visit
Summer is busy; shoulder seasons are quieter.
Vibe Check
Functional basecamp near a town; not a forest retreat. Clean, convenient, and straightforward, with a bit of road noise—worth it for Glacier access.
Camp Here If Skip If
✅ BOOK IF: You’re hauling a big rig (up to 85 ft) needing full hookups and Glacier access; you don’t mind some road noise. ❌ SKIP IF: You want a remote forest stay with zero road noise.
Tips Advice
  • Book early for summer; spots fill fast.
  • Confirm rig length fits the site before arrival.
  • Use propane fire pits only; no wood fires.
  • Water is available at full hookups; bring extra jug if staying on dry sites.

More details

Camp Types
  • rv
  • cabin
RV Allowed
1
Family Friendly Notes
Kids welcome; proximity to Glacier NP; prepare for crowds in peak season; quiet hours enforce.
Senior Access Discounts
Unknown - not confirmed
Nearby Attractions
Glacier National Park West Entrance (~15 minutes); Columbia Falls dining and shopping within walking distance.
Terrain Type
Gravel sites with grassy areas; some level; near Highway 2.
Temperature Ranges
Seasonal; nights cool.
Setup Strategy
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.
Bath Laundry Recon
Shower house offers free hot showers; available before 10pm; laundry details not listed.
Ideal Camper Profile
RVers with rigs up to 85 feet needing full hookups (30/50A, water, sewer); cabin renters seeking multi-night stays; winter visitors looking for extended stays near Glacier National Park.
Review Summary
Clean, well-kept park with full hookups and easy Glacier access; some sites feel parking-lot style and highway noise is noticeable; on-site store and location add practicality to your basecamp.

Location

RVs and a wooden lodge-style building at a Glacier National Park campground, surrounded by trees.Columbia Falls RV Park gathering in Glacier National Park with families and kids seated around camping chairs on a gravel lot.Columbia Falls RV Park and Cabins in Glacier National Park, with a friendly front desk check-in scene.RV campground at Glacier National Park near Columbia Falls with trees, gravel pads, and distant mountains.

Frequently asked questions

Can a long RV fit in these sites?

Yes—sites accommodate up to 75–85 ft; some spots may feel tight for very long rigs.

Do I need a reservation or can I walk up?

Direct booking is available via their site or by phone; peak season fills quickly, so don’t delay.

Is there cell service here?

Cell service is generally available; AT&T coverage noted around 2 bars.

What about bears and food storage?

Yes, it’s bear country. Bag and store trash in bear-proof dumpsters; campfires are propane only.

Are dogs allowed on site?

Yes, two pets are allowed; keep them leashed (6 ft max) and not in buildings; quiet barking may lead to expulsion.

What are the quiet hours?

Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM.

What amenities are on-site?

Camp store, on-site dump station, flush toilets, hot showers before 10pm, bear-proof dumpsters, and full hookups at sites.

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Sources

Editorial review: YourNPGuide Editorial Team. Information is compiled from official sources, verified traveler reviews, and editorial research; no firsthand visit is implied unless explicitly documented. Learn how YourNPGuide works.

Last updated December 2025. Report an issue.