LaSalle RV Park & Campground, Columbia Falls, MT

LaSalle Campground in Glacier National Park during fall, rows of RVs parked among colorful autumn trees.

LaSalle RV Park in Columbia Falls, MT, serves RVers and tent campers with 53 full-hookup sites plus 10 electric/water-only sites. Reservations are made via lasallervpark.com, and advance bookings are advised in peak season.

Quick facts

Reservation System: Private booking system (phone/email) via lasallervpark.com
Reservation Window: No formal reservation window is published; advance bookings are advised in peak season.
Reservation Tips: Book through lasallervpark.com; confirm your site length (up to 70 ft); second vehicle approval; plan for office hours (9–5 summer, 9–1 winter)
Season Dates: Open year-round

Reservations & season

Reservation System: Private booking system (phone/email) via lasallervpark.com
Reservation Window: No formal reservation window is published; advance bookings are advised in peak season.
Reservation Tips: Book through lasallervpark.com; confirm your site length (up to 70 ft); second vehicle approval; plan for office hours (9–5 summer, 9–1 winter)
Season Dates: Open year-round
Fills Up Speed: Moderate to high demand; fills up during peak season
Per Night Cost: Full hookup: $75/night; Electric-only: $75/night; Tent sites: $40/night; Weekly stays: 7th night free (tax not included)
Extra Vehicle Fees: Second vehicle requires management approval
Day Use Fees: Varies
Passes Accepted: 10% discount for Military, FMCA, and First Responders

Sites & RV fit

Sites Total: 55
Site Types: 35 full hookup RV sites, 10 electric-only sites, 10 tent sites
Site Type Breakdown: 35 full-hookup RV sites, 10 electric-only sites, 10 tent sites
RV Max Length: 70 feet
Group Sites Available: 1
Group Site Capacity: Unknown - not specified
Hookups: Full hookups (water, sewer, electric) on 35 sites; 30/50-amp service; 10 electric-only sites
Site Features: Fire rings, picnic tables at each site; flush toilets; free hot showers; potable water spigots; on-site dump station; bear-proof dumpsters; small store with ice and propane; Big Rig friendly pull-throughs; pressure regulator recommended for water
Ground Type: Gravel
Site Privacy: Mixed privacy; some sites feel like parking lot style, others offer seclusion in the tent area

Facilities

Bathroom Types: Flush toilets with private stalls
Showers Available: Free hot showers
Potable Water: Potable water spigots at sites; pressure regulator recommended
Dump Station: On-site dump station
Trash Service: Bear-proof dumpsters
Camp Store: On-site store with ice and propane
Firewood Availability: Firewood on-site; buying recommended
Cell Service: Excellent coverage: AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon
Nearby Facilities: On-site store with ice and propane; gas and groceries in Columbia Falls

Access

Road Type: Paved
Road Conditions: Well-maintained
Vehicle Restrictions: One RV and one car/truck per site; second vehicle approval required
Clearance Needed: Standard clearance acceptable; supports big rigs
Gate Hours: Summer: 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; Winter: 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.; Late check-ins require prior approval
Distance From Entrance: ≈11 miles (about 20 minutes) to Glacier NP west entrance
Nearest Gas Services: Gas and groceries in Columbia Falls
Accessibility: Handicapped accessible sites available; details not provided
ADA Accessible Sites: Handicapped accessible sites available; specifics not provided

Rules & safety

Bear Country: Yes
Food Storage Requirements: Proper food storage recommended; bear safety practices apply; lockers not explicitly mentioned
Fire Restrictions: Fires allowed in fire rings; verify current restrictions
Pets Allowed: Yes
Pet Restrictions: Leash at all times; do not leave unattended; clean up; excessive barking may lead to eviction
Generator Hours: Quiet hours 10:00 p.m.–7:00 a.m.
Quiet Hours: 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.
Max Stay Limit: Weekly and monthly stays are available; there is no published maximum stay.

What it is like

Onsite Activities: Playground on site; access to Glacier NP hiking, fishing, wildlife viewing
Trailheads Nearby: No specific trailheads listed as starting in campground
Wildlife Viewing: Glacier NP vicinity offers wildlife viewing opportunities
Shade Coverage: Shade trees at sites
Scenic Views: Forest surroundings; creek-adjacent views possible
Noise Level: Highway noise from US-2
Best Time To Visit: Open year-round; spring/summer for hiking, fall foliage, winter for snow sports
Vibe Check: Functional basecamp near Glacier NP; not a wilderness retreat—clean, convenient, and neighborly
Camp Here If Skip If: ✅ BOOK IF: You need full hookups and big-rig capability (up to 70 ft) near Glacier NP, with easy access and on-site facilities. ❌ SKIP IF: You want a remote, quiet, forested campground with no services
Tips Advice: Book early for peak season
Bring a pressure regulator for water
Firewood on-site
Second vehicle requires approval
Late check-ins need prior approval
Follow quiet hours

More details

Camp Types: rv
cabin
RV Allowed: 1
Family Friendly Notes: Playground on site; clean, spacious bathrooms; kids welcome; quiet hours from 10pm; easy access to Glacier NP hikes
Senior Access Discounts: 10% discount for Military, FMCA, and First Responders
Nearby Attractions: Glacier National Park (west entrance ~11 miles); gas and groceries in Columbia Falls
Terrain Type: Level gravel sites with shade
Setup Strategy: Big rigs rejoice—the pull-throughs are spacious; internal roads paved and wide; level gravel pads, likely no leveling blocks needed
Bath Laundry Recon: Shower house is a highlight—free hot showers; bathrooms are spacious with private stalls and flush toilets
Ideal Camper Profile: Ideal for RVers with full-hookup needs and larger rigs, thanks to 53 full-hookup sites and spacious pull-throughs; also suitable for tent campers and groups visiting Glacier National Park.
Review Summary: Rated 4.2 stars from 151 reviews. Guests praise the palatial bathrooms, clean showers, and easy access to Glacier NP; the big-rig friendly layout helps keep itineraries simple.

Location

Photos

Restroom facility in a Glacier National Park campground, with an accessible grab bar and modern fixtures.

LaSalle Campground at Glacier National Park with picnic tables tucked among pine trees and autumn colors on a clear fall afternoon.

LaSalle Campground at Glacier National Park features pine trees and rustic cabins in autumn colors.

LaSalle Campground in Glacier National Park shows autumn colors along a grassy loop with trees, scattered leaves, and small cabins.

Frequently asked questions

Can my 70-ft RV fit?

Yes—length limit is up to 70 ft; park favors big rigs and has spacious pull-throughs. Confirm site dimensions during booking.

Are there bear lockers or bear-proof storage?

Bear safety is advised; bear-proof dumpsters are provided. Lockers aren’t explicitly mentioned, so practice proper food storage anyway.

Is there a reservation required or can I walk in?

Reservations are handled via a private system (phone/email) through lasallervpark.com; peak season tends to fill up, so book ahead.

Are there laundry facilities on site?

Laundry details aren’t listed; showers are free and well-kept.

Is there Wi-Fi on site?

Wi-Fi availability isn’t specified; expect solid cell coverage (AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon) but download maps offline if you’re navigating Glacier without reliable signal.

What about quiet hours and pets?

Quiet hours are 10:00 p.m.–7:00 a.m.; pets are welcome with a leash, don’t leave them unattended, and clean up after them.

What is the best way to stay near Glacier NP from here?

Stay here and use the 11-mile drive to the west entrance; Columbia Falls has gas, groceries, and an on-site store for convenience.