Moose Creek RV Resort and Bed & Breakfast

Big-rig friendly sites with full hookups; near West Glacier. Free hot showers and on-site store.

When to come

May–October; peak season in July and August

Campground

CampgroundOPERATIONAL★ 4.7

Columbia Falls, MT, campground near Glacier National Park offering 30-amp hookups, water and sewer, fire rings, and basic facilities. Reservations via Private system with direct online booking.

Quick facts

Reservation System
Private (Direct booking via website or phone)
Reservation Window
Reservation window isn’t publicly published; reservations are handled through the Private system with online booking at https://streamsideparks.com/moose-creek-west-glacier-montana/.
Reservation Tips
Book early (6 months out helps); peak season fills quickly; last-minute spots exist around July 4th
Season Dates
May 1 – October 8

Reservations & season

Reservation System
Private (Direct booking via website or phone)
Reservation Window
Reservation window isn’t publicly published; reservations are handled through the Private system with online booking at https://streamsideparks.com/moose-creek-west-glacier-montana/.
Reservation Tips
Book early (6 months out helps); peak season fills quickly; last-minute spots exist around July 4th
Season Dates
May 1 – October 8
Fills Up Speed
High; advance booking strongly recommended.
Per Night Cost
Varies; observed $138/night for a full hookup site; breakfast around $17.50 per day
Extra Vehicle Fees
Extra vehicle fee may apply; additional parking available
Day Use Fees
$10 per person

Sites & RV fit

Sites Total
Approximately 60
Site Types
RV sites, tent sites, glamping pods, cabins, cottages, Bed & Breakfast
Site Type Breakdown
RV sites, tent sites, glamping pods, cabins, cottages, Bed & Breakfast
RV Max Length
Up to 40-foot RVs and fifth wheels; some sites may require disconnecting a tow vehicle
Group Sites Available
1
Group Site Capacity
Large group sites available; capacity varies; advance reservations recommended.
Hookups
Full hookups on some paved sites (30/50 amp, water, sewer); gravel sites 30 amp and water only; some tent/van sites 20 amp water
Site Features
Picnic tables at most sites; communal fire pit; no individual fire rings; bear-proof dumpsters; on-site dump station; potable water spigots at hookup sites; on-site convenience store; dog park
Ground Type
Paved and gravel surfaces; some tent pads
Site Privacy
Sites relatively close but separated by trees and shrubs

Facilities

Bathroom Types
Newly renovated, clean, unisex bathrooms; two ADA-compliant bathrooms on-site
Showers Available
Free hot showers
Potable Water
Potable water spigots at hookup sites
Dump Station
On-site dump station
Trash Service
Bear-proof dumpsters on-site
Camp Store
On-site convenience store and gift shop with baked goods
Firewood Availability
Gathering firewood prohibited; bring your own or buy locally
Cell Service
AT&T and Verizon good (18-37 Mbps down, 5-8 up); T-Mobile no service; campground Wi‑Fi is excellent
Nearby Facilities
Gas and groceries in West Glacier or Columbia Falls

Access

Road Type
Paved and gravel internal roads
Road Conditions
Generally well-maintained; corners updated for larger vehicles
Vehicle Restrictions
Big rigs accepted; some sites may be tight for large trailers
Clearance Needed
Big rigs OK; sedan-friendly; some sites require tow disconnect
Gate Hours
Not specified; after-hours check-in procedures in place
Distance From Entrance
2–2.5 miles from West Glacier NP entrance
Nearest Gas Services
Gas and groceries in West Glacier or Columbia Falls along US Highway 2
Elevation
3,200 ft (975 m)
Accessibility
Two ADA bathrooms; general accessibility data limited
ADA Accessible Sites
Two ADA-compliant bathrooms; ADA accommodations not fully specified

Rules & safety

Bear Country
Yes
Food Storage Requirements
Bear country awareness expected; explicit storage guidelines not stated
Fire Restrictions
Fires only in designated pits or barbecue devices and attended; trash not burned
Pets Allowed
Yes
Pet Restrictions
6-foot leash; dog park on-site
Generator Hours
11:00 PM – 8:00 AM (generator use discouraged during quiet hours)
Quiet Hours
11:00 PM – 8:00 AM

What it is like

Onsite Activities
Hiking, fishing on-site trout pond, swimming, boating, biking, basketball, volleyball, horseshoes, shuffleboard, frisbee golf, playground, communal campfire, sauna, gym
Trailheads Nearby
Close to Glacier National Park trails
Fishing Details
On-site trout pond for fishing; Middle Fork of the Flathead River nearby for fishing and boating
Wildlife Viewing
Bear country; wildlife nearby
Stargazing Quality
Starlink signal is clear; tall trees can obstruct some views
Shade Coverage
Abundant shade from mature pine trees
Scenic Views
Mountain backdrop with forest and river nearby
Noise Level
Moderate campground vibe; some sites closer together
Best Time To Visit
May–October; peak season in July and August
Vibe Check
Here's the vibe: a functional RV resort with a mix of lodging options; not a wilderness escape. Privacy varies, trees help separation, and practical extras keep it convenient.
Camp Here If Skip If
✅ BOOK IF: You need 30/50 amp power, water, and sewer for a 40' rig and want kid-friendly on-site showers, a store, and a central base near Glacier. ❌ SKIP IF: You want a primitive, backcountry feel with no cell service or facilities.
Tips Advice
  • Book early for peak season
  • Some sites tight for large rigs
  • Bear country—store food properly
  • Bring your own water if you prefer

More details

Camp Types
  • rv
  • tent
  • cabin
RV Allowed
1
Family Friendly Notes
Playground and dog park; quiet hours after 11pm; kid-friendly with activities like gym and sports
Boat Launch
Nearby river access for boating on the Middle Fork of the Flathead River; no on-site launch
Nearby Attractions
Glacier National Park access; West Glacier and Columbia Falls on US Highway 2
Terrain Type
Mostly flat with pockets of privacy behind pines and shrubs
Temperature Ranges
September: highs 66–93°F; lows 32–50°F.
Wind Exposure
Some wind noted in September.
Setup Strategy
Alright, big rigs up to 40' can park in paved or gravel loops. Expect some tight sites; disconnect tow vehicle where needed; internal roads are paved or gravel; plan to arrive early to pick a good site.
Bath Laundry Recon
Shower house offers free hot showers; two ADA bathrooms; on-site laundry not listed—plan accordingly.
Ideal Camper Profile
RVers with small- to mid-sized rigs seeking straightforward hookups near Glacier National Park. Look for 30-amp power, water, sewer, and fire rings, plus access to flush toilets and hot showers. Verizon often provides the strongest cell signal; pets are welcome on leash; bear-safety rules apply.
Review Summary
Most guests praise clean, updated bathrooms and hot showers, solid Wi‑Fi, and easy Glacier access; some note tight site spacing and variable cell reception. Overall a convenient base for families and big rigs.

Location

Cozy guest bedroom in a Glacier National Park campground cabin, with blue accents and a white comforter.Moose Creek campground entrance sign in Glacier National Park, with forested pines and a gravel road nearby.Inside a rustic campground dining hall at Glacier National Park, wooden tables line a long room with corrugated metal accents.Bright sign marks Moose Creek area campground and RV sites near Glacier National Park at night.

Frequently asked questions

Are full hookups available for large RVs?

Yes. Sites accommodate up to 40-foot RVs and may require disconnecting a towed vehicle; some paved sites have full hookups (30/50 amp, water, sewer).

Is there a dump station on-site?

Yes, an on-site dump station is available.

What about cell service and Wi-Fi?

AT&T and Verizon have good service; T-Mobile has no service. Campground Wi‑Fi is excellent.

Are pets allowed?

Yes. Pets on leashes up to 6 feet; a dog park is on-site.

What are the quiet hours?

Quiet hours run from 11:00 PM to 8:00 AM.

Is there lodging besides RV sites?

Yes. Glamping pods, cabins, cottages, and Bed & Breakfast accommodations are available.

Are there bear storage guidelines?

Bear country awareness is expected; explicit food storage guidelines are not stated.

Logging Creek

Seven tent sites; dusty Inside North Fork access, no hookups, forest solitude.

Quartz Creek

Primitive tent sites on Inside North Fork Road; rough dirt drive, high demand.

Bowman Lake

Bowman Lake FCFS campground: 48 tent sites, dirt road access, bear country.

Cut Bank

Quiet tent campground on a 5-mile dirt road; no hookups, vault toilets, bear country.

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.