Glacier Peaks RV Park & Campground
Big-rig friendly RV sites (60–70 ft) with full hookups; Glacier NP ~30 minutes away.
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Summer is best for hiking and boating; Winter for snow activities.
Campground
Glacier Peaks RV Park & Campground sits near Glacier National Park with 60 RV sites, two sleeper cabins, and a full-service cabin. Full hookups, on-site firewood, and bear-proof dumpsters are available; reviews note mixed bathroom experiences and showers.
Quick facts
- Reservation System
- Private (book directly via glacierpeaksrvpark.com or by phone)
- Reservation Window
- Reservations are processed through the private Campspot system; the official site does not publish a fixed booking window. Book online at https://glacierpeaksrvpark.com/.
- Reservation Tips
- Book early; use glacierpeaksrvpark.com to secure a site; peak season fills fast
- Season Dates
- Late spring through early fall (dates not published)
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Should you camp here?
Why camp here?
- Camp Here If Skip If
- ✅ BOOK IF: You need big-rig friendly sites with full hookups and Glacier NP access; you don’t mind a busy, service-oriented campground. ❌ SKIP IF: You want a remote, forested setting with complete solitude.
- Vibe Check
- Functional basecamp near Glacier NP. Expect neighboring RVs and easy access to services; not a remote wilderness campsite.
What kind of site will you get?
- Site Type Breakdown
- 40 RV sites, 13 Tent Sites, sleeper cabins, deluxe cabin
- Site Privacy
- Privacy varies; some sites offer pine cover; others near neighboring sites
How does it fit your Glacier trip?
- Distance From Entrance
- Approximately 30 minutes from Glacier NP west entrance
- Trailheads Nearby
- No trailheads start directly within campground; trails accessible nearby
Reservations & season
- Reservation System
- Private (book directly via glacierpeaksrvpark.com or by phone)
- Reservation Window
- Reservations are processed through the private Campspot system; the official site does not publish a fixed booking window. Book online at https://glacierpeaksrvpark.com/.
- Reservation Tips
- Book early; use glacierpeaksrvpark.com to secure a site; peak season fills fast
- Season Dates
- Late spring through early fall (dates not published)
- Fills Up Speed
- High demand; peak season books quickly
- Per Night Cost
- $80/night starting for RV sites
- Extra Vehicle Fees
- Varies
- Day Use Fees
- Varies
Sites & RV fit
- Sites Total
- 60 RV sites; additional tent sites and 2 sleeper cabins
- Site Types
- RV sites, Tent sites, sleeper cabins, deluxe cabin
- RV Max Length
- 60–70 ft spaces; accommodates large rigs with slide-outs
- Hookups
- Full hookups (30/50 amp, water, sewer); some sites 30 amp and water only
- Site Features
- Fire rings, picnic tables, tent pads
- Ground Type
- Ground surfaces vary by site but are generally gravel or dirt.
Facilities
- Bathroom Types
- Clean, well-maintained bathrooms
- Showers Available
- Showers available and free
- Potable Water
- Potable water available via full hookups and park spigots
- Dump Station
- On-site dump station
- Trash Service
- Bear-proof dumpsters provided
- Camp Store
- On-site store with ice and supplies
- Firewood Availability
- Firewood is sold on-site at Glacier Peaks RV Park & Campground.
- Cell Service
- T-Mobile 5G available; signal bars
- Nearby Facilities
- Gas station across the road; 24-hour supermarket in Columbia Falls; Glacier NP access
Access
- Road Type
- Gravel internal roads; some paved sections
- Road Conditions
- Generally good; narrow in places
- Clearance Needed
- Sedan friendly; accommodates large RVs
- Nearest Gas Services
- Gas station across the road; 24-hour supermarket in Columbia Falls
- Elevation
- Varies
- Accessibility
- Some ADA accessible sites; verify on site map
- ADA Accessible Sites
- Some ADA accessible sites
Rules & safety
- Bear Country
- Yes
- Food Storage Requirements
- Bear safety: store food in bear-proof dumpsters; follow general guidelines
- Fire Restrictions
- Fire rings present; check local restrictions; no seasonal bans listed
- Pets Allowed
- Yes
- Pet Restrictions
- Leashed, quiet, cleaned up after; not left unattended; $10 pet cleaning fee may apply
- Generator Hours
- Quiet hours 10 PM–8 AM; generators off during this window
- Quiet Hours
- 10 PM to 8 AM
What it is like
- Onsite Activities
- Hiking, river rafting, fishing; golfing nearby; year-round snow activities (snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, downhill skiing)
- Fishing Details
- Nearby fishing opportunities; no species or license details provided
- Wildlife Viewing
- Bear country; expect wildlife such as bears, deer, and smaller critters
- Stargazing Quality
- Tree cover may limit stargazing; occasional mountain views through the trees
- Shade Coverage
- Many sites shaded by tall evergreen trees
- Scenic Views
- Mountain views
- Best Time To Visit
- Summer is best for hiking and boating; Winter for snow activities.
- Tips Advice
- Book early; peak season fills fast
- Arrive prepared for busy parking due to big rigs
- Quiet hours enforce; bring earplugs for kids
More details
- Camp Types
- rv
- tent
- cabin
- RV Allowed
- 1
- Family Friendly Notes
- Family-friendly with RV and tent sites; on-site store; quiet hours; kids welcome
- Boat Launch
- No on-site boat launch; nearby Flathead Lake and Hungry Horse Reservoir
- Nearby Attractions
- Glacier National Park (west entrance ~30 minutes away); Columbia Falls shopping and Flathead Valley attractions
- Terrain Type
- Flat terrain with mountain views
- Temperature Ranges
- Varies by season
- Setup Strategy
- Pull-through sites on 60–70 ft pads; internal roads are gravel and narrow in places; plan for big rigs and back-in maneuvers if needed; gate access via main road across from the highway.
- Bath Laundry Recon
- Shower facilities are on-site. Some guests report coin-operated showers (about $2 for an 8-minute cycle); other reviews mention free showers under new management. Laundry facilities are not documented in the available sources.
- Ideal Camper Profile
- Best for RVers with large rigs (up to 60–70 ft) who want full hookups (30/50A, water, sewer) and quick access to Glacier National Park; the site also accommodates tents and cabins.
- Review Summary
- Glacier Peaks RV Park & Campground earns around 4.4 stars from about 200 reviews. Guests praise its big-rig suitability and proximity to Glacier NP, with clean bathrooms and a store on site; some note that securing a spot in peak season can be challenging and showers vary by visit.
Location
Frequently asked questions
Can my 60 ft RV fit on the site?
Sites are described as 60–70 ft and Big Rig friendly.
Is there an on-site dump station?
Yes, an on-site dump station is available.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, with leash rules, quiet behavior, cleanup, and potential $10 pet cleaning fee.
Do you have power, water, and sewer at all sites?
Most RV sites offer full hookups (30/50 amp, water, sewer); some sites may have 30 amp and water only.
What is the quiet time?
Quiet hours run from 10 PM to 8 AM.
Where can I shop for supplies nearby?
Gas station across the road; a 24-hour supermarket is in Columbia Falls.
More at Glacier National Park
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Many Glacier Campground
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Apgar Campground
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Kintla Lake
Remote Glacier frontcountry on Kintla Lake. 13 tent sites, rough dirt road; no RVs.
Sprague Creek Campground
Lake McDonald camp: tent or 21 ft rigs, no hookups, reservations required.
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- YourNPGuide Editorial
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