Mountain View RV Park
Glacier gateway RV park: 45 full-service sites, pull-throughs up to 50 ft, near town and Glacier NP.
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Campground
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.
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Should you camp here?
Why camp here?
- 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.
- 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
What kind of site will you get?
- Site Type Breakdown
- 28 pull-through, 22 back-in; tent sites available
- Site Privacy
- Moderate privacy; sites somewhat close to neighbors
How does it fit your Glacier trip?
- Distance From Entrance
- 22 miles
- Trailheads Nearby
- Trailheads within Glacier National Park; Glacier NP is ~22 miles away
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
- 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
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
- Clearance Needed
- Sedan friendly
- Gate Hours
- Check-in begins at 8:00 AM; gate hours beyond this are not published.
- 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
- 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
- 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.
Location
Frequently asked questions
Can a 50 ft RV fit in pull-through sites?
Yes, pull-through sites accommodate up to 50 ft; back-in sites may be tight for large rigs.
Are bears a concern?
Yes; bear country; use bear-safe storage and store food securely; bear-proof dumpsters are provided.
Is self-check-in available?
Yes, self-check-in is available.
Is there a gate or gate hours?
Gate hours are not specified.
More at Glacier National Park
Lincoln Lake Campground
Backcountry hike-in to Lincoln Lake: no water, no facilities, bear canisters required.
Many Glacier Campground
Year-round site with 101 single-family sites; 13 up to 35 ft, bear lockers, and Grinnell Glacier access.
Apgar Campground
Apgar Campground is a large, wooded Glacier campground for tent and RV campers, close to Lake McDonald and Apgar Amphitheater ranger programs.
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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