Mountain View RV Park | 45 Sites Near Glacier National Park, MT

Red wooden RV park building in Glacier National Park, with American flag, planters, and a gravel lot.

Mountain View RV Park offers year-round access to Glacier National Park with 45 sites, including pull-throughs up to 50 ft and back-ins. Full hookups are available, with tent sites as well; nearby services are in Columbia Falls and Whitefish.

Quick facts

Reservation System: Private booking system (direct): http://rvparkmontana.com/
Reservation Window: Reservations recommended; booking window not stated.
Reservation Tips: Reservations recommended; use private booking system; book early due to high demand
Season Dates: Open year-round; monthly rentals available off-season.

Reservations & season

Reservation System: Private booking system (direct): http://rvparkmontana.com/
Reservation Window: Reservations recommended; booking window not stated.
Reservation Tips: Reservations recommended; use private booking system; book early due to high demand
Season Dates: Open year-round; monthly rentals available off-season.
Fills Up Speed: Moderate to high demand; book in advance.
Per Night Cost: $65/night RV sites; $20/night tent sites
Extra Vehicle Fees: $5 per night with prior management approval
Day Use Fees: Day-use hours and fees are not published.
Passes Accepted: AAA, Good Sam, military, seniors, and U.S. Government personnel discounts

Sites & RV fit

Sites Total: 45
Site Types: Full-service RV sites, pull-through sites, back-in sites, tent sites
Site Type Breakdown: 28 pull-through, 22 back-in; tent sites available
RV Max Length: Up to 50 ft on pull-through sites; back-in sites may be tight for big rigs
Hookups: Full hookups: pull-through sites with 50/30/15A; back-in sites with 30/20A; water and sewer
Site Features: Picnic tables and fire rings; water and sewer hookups on full-service sites; bear-proof dumpsters; on-site dump station; firewood sold at the office; ice and basic supplies at the park store
Ground Type: Gravel pads; some dirt tent sites
Site Privacy: Moderate privacy; sites somewhat close to neighbors

Facilities

Bathroom Types: Flush toilets
Showers Available: Free hot showers
Potable Water: Potable water spigots available at sites with full hookups
Dump Station: On-site dump station
Trash Service: Bear-proof dumpsters; bagged trash goes in dumpsters
Camp Store: Ice and basic supplies available at park office/store
Firewood Availability: Firewood available at office; gathering not allowed
Cell Service: AT&T service is just ok; T-Mobile works adequately; download offline maps recommended
Nearby Facilities: Columbia Falls and Whitefish within a 5-minute drive for groceries, restaurants, and gas

Access

Road Type: Paved internal roads with gravel parking spaces/pads
Road Conditions: Generally well-maintained; some highway noise
Vehicle Restrictions: One RV and one car per site; second vehicle requires approval; trailers accommodated with size limits
Clearance Needed: Sedan friendly
Gate Hours: Check-in begins at 8:00 AM; gate hours beyond this are not published.
Distance From Entrance: 22 miles
Nearest Gas Services: Columbia Falls and Whitefish within 5 minutes for gas; groceries in town
Accessibility: No ADA data listed for Mountain View RV Park
ADA Accessible Sites: ADA-accessible sites are not listed in the current data.

Rules & safety

Bear Country: Yes
Food Storage Requirements: Bear safety advised; dumpsters provided; specific rules not detailed
Fire Restrictions: Fires permitted in designated rings; seasonal burn bans
Pets Allowed: Yes
Pet Restrictions: Dogs allowed on leash; not left unattended; cleanup after pets; excessive barking can lead to eviction
Generator Hours: Generator policy is not published; confirm with the park office if you plan to run a generator.
Quiet Hours: 10:00 PM – 7:00 AM
Max Stay Limit: Monthly rentals offered; length varies

What it is like

Onsite Activities: Basketball court; spacious grassy central area
Trailheads Nearby: Trailheads within Glacier National Park; Glacier NP is ~22 miles away
Wildlife Viewing: Bear country; expect wildlife around camp
Shade Coverage: Partial shade from trees
Noise Level: Noticeable highway noise at times
Best Time To Visit: Summer peak season
Vibe Check: Functional basecamp, not a wilderness retreat. Proximity to towns and Glacier NP is a plus; expect some road noise and nearby neighbors, but clean and convenient
Camp Here If Skip If: ✅ BOOK IF: You roll a big RV (up to 50 ft) and want full hookups, pull-throughs, and easy Glacier access; tolerate highway noise for convenience. ❌ SKIP IF: You crave absolute seclusion and a forest ambiance with no hookups.
Tips Advice: Book early—demand is real at Glacier gateway
Bring a water pressure regulator (can be bought at the office)
Check burn bans before lighting a fire
Keep food secure and use bear dumpsters; leash dogs

More details

Camp Types: rv
tent
cabin
RV Allowed: 1
Family Friendly Notes: Family-friendly; grassy area for kids; quiet hours after 10pm; dogs on leash
Senior Access Discounts: Senior discounts available
Nearby Attractions: Glacier National Park Entrance ~22 miles away; Columbia Falls and Whitefish within 5-minute drive
Terrain Type: Paved roads with gravel pads; mix of open grassy areas and pines
Temperature Ranges: Summer range 59.5–77.9°F.
Setup Strategy: Pull-through sites are preferred for big rigs; 28 pull-throughs support up to ~50 ft; internal roads paved with gravel; self-check-in; bring water regulator; verify site length on arrival
Bath Laundry Recon: Shower house offers free hot showers; on-site dump; laundry details not listed
Ideal Camper Profile: RVers with up to 50-foot rigs seeking full hookups (30/50A) and year-round access; tent sites also available; Glacier National Park nearby.
Review Summary: Rating 4.2 stars from 190 reviews. A solid Glacier gateway with full hookups and reliable services; highway noise is noticeable; some back-in sites may feel tight.