
Many Glacier Campground in Glacier National Park has 109 sites, including group site R037 for up to 24 people. There are no electrical hookups and water is limited during the primitive season, so plan for compact RVs and book through Recreation.gov.
Single-family, hike & bike, group
Forest views with glacier-adjacent area
Grinnell Glacier area; Swiftcurrent Lake area; Babb (~12 miles)
Bear country with strict food storage; kids can spot wildlife and access popular day hikes; quiet hours apply
Late May–Sept for full campground; late Sept–Oct primitive camping if weather allows
Many Glacier Road is paved but rough; plan for a tight approach to sites (13 long sites up to 35 ft); interior roads can be bumpy; most sites are 21 ft or less, so back-in is common
Forested basecamp near major trails; not a luxury RV park; bear country with limited hookups; no cell service in-camp
Showers coin-operated at Swiftcurrent Inn; laundry details not listed
Single-family, hike & bike, group
Hiking, wildlife viewing, fishing, ranger programs, photography
Recreation.gov (Booking: Most sites have a 6-month rolling window. Some sites have a 4-day booking window.)
Pets Allowed - Leash ≤6 ft; not permitted on park trails
Address
Continental Divide Trail, Browning, MT 59417, USA
To Park Entrance
22 miles from the St. Mary entrance
Based on 207 Google reviews
Sara Zhang
The temporary campground is behind of the parking lot, we spent few hours in the hotel lobby, gift shop, enjoy the sunset, even though it’s super cloudy!
Heather Chance
My heart is bursting with joy as I reflect on the epic adventure I recently experienced in Glacier National Park and our stay at Many Glacier Campground. We hiked to Iceberg Lake, paddle boarded all over the local lakes and creeks. We had coffee with moose, celebrated happy hour watching grizzlies (from a safe distance) and a couple of black bears made an appearance. Pretty epic! Practice bear safety and put food away and always carry bear spray.
Connor Moriarty
I almost gave this 4 stars, but I couldn’t bring myself to do it. The only critique is how crowded and close quarters the campground is, but other than that, this place is perfect. In some ways, it’s TOO nice haha. The bathrooms were pristine and there was fresh water, both of which we didn’t expect. We don’t need much after a long day of hiking, so to come back to a beautiful site is all we need. It’s right by various trail heads which made exploring a breeze. We saw 4 moose right next to the campsite and we saw goats every night on the hill.
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13 sites can accommodate 26–35 ft; most sites accommodate up to 21 ft.
No cell service in campground; limited service in Babb, 12 miles away.
Bear-proof food storage lockers are provided throughout the campground.
Showers are coin-operated and located at the nearby Swiftcurrent Motor Inn.
Potable water spigots are available during operating season; bring your own during primitive season.
Max stay is 14 days between July 1 and Labor Day; 30 days between Labor Day and June 30.
Pets are allowed but must be leashed (≤6 ft) and not on park trails.
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