
Woodsy campground near Glacier National Park with 175 sites, a 32-ft RV limit, water and electric hookups, and basic bathhouses.
Tent sites, RV sites, rustic cabins
West Glacier Village dining and shopping; Glacier National Park west entrance access
May 15–Oct 1; book far in advance due to demand
Pull-through and back-in sites available; internal roads are gravel and hilly; leveling blocks may be needed; RV length max 32 feet
Wooded and private basecamp near West Glacier Village; not a stadium parking lot, but you’re sharing space with others and a train down the line
Bathhouses are clean with flush toilets and hot showers; four coin-operated washers and three dryers; daily cleaning 11 am–2 pm
Tent sites, RV sites, rustic cabins
Hiking, biking, bird watching, horseback riding, mini-golf, rafting nearby
Private (Direct booking via website) (Booking: Reservations are handled by Glacier Campground's private phone system; online booking has not launched yet. With roughly 175 sites and strong demand tied to Glacier National Park, advance booking is highly recommended.)
Pets Allowed - Leash at all times; not allowed in playground, office, or bathhouses
To Park Entrance
Approximately 1 mile west of the west entrance to Glacier National Park
Based on 767 Google reviews
Joseph Miller
We enjoyed our stay here. The location is great to get into Glacier NP. The sites are well shaded, not much for solar if you need it. The site was nice, but if you have a big rig it might be difficult. We have a 30 ft trailer and were okay, but I think you will be better off with smaller rigs. Sunflower cafe was highly recommended and deservedly so. If you need a full hookup, perfectly flat site, this is not your place. If you like the woods with simple and pleasurable camping, this might be your place.
Sarah Lippitt-Houston
I felt this was one of the nicest camp grounds I have visited in many years! The park is clean and well organized, the staff is cheerful and helpful, and the area is just beautiful. All camp sites are nestled amongst trees in a hilly area. There are restrooms and laundry facilities on site. Most sites have water and electricity, a dump station is available. You can buy fire wood, have it delivered to your camp site. There is a cute cafe on the property serving a variety of food choices, quite nice after a long day hiking in the park. And best of all the campground is probably less than 5 minutes from the West Glacier Entrance to the park!
Julie Young
This campground was located in West Glacier close to the entrance to Glacier National Park. It was remote, wooded, quiet. Some of the spots were close together but if you’re there to visit Glacier you don’t spend a lot of time at your camper. The roads are gravel but they do a nice job of dust control. The back part where we were was up hill but not a problem for us pulling a 5th wheel. The bathrooms were clean. Shower was hot. The staff were friendly. The office area with the adjoining retreat room was very cozy. The Sunshine Cafe was such a treat!! Loved their brisket, pulled pork, cornbread, smoked trout dip, the vegan entree with tofu, black beans, plantains, slaw and coconut rice was delicious!! We missed the breakfast but the menu looked delicious! And the dessert menu looked delicious as well!
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No sewer hookups. RV sites have water and 30-amp electricity; storage or alternative waste handling may be needed.
RVs must be 32 feet or shorter (excluding tow vehicle).
Generators are prohibited at all times.
WiFi is available only around the office patio and cafe.
Yes, train noise from the nearby BNSF line is audible for some sites.
An on-site campstore, two bathhouses with showers, a dump station, and four coin laundry machines plus three dryers.
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