North American RV Park & Yurt Village

Big Rig friendly with full hookups and Glacier access; clean showers.

When to come

May–September (operating window)

Campground

CampgroundOPERATIONAL★ 4.7

Practical basecamp with RV pads and comfy yurts to choose from. Big skies and Glacier views set the backdrop as you plan trail days.

Quick facts

Reservation System
Private website
Reservation Window
Not specified; reservations recommended during peak season
Reservation Tips
Book early in peak season; use the private website; note park entrance proximity (5-12 minutes)
Season Dates
May 1 - September 30

CHOOSE YOUR OVERNIGHT BASE

Should you camp here?

Why camp here?

Camp Here If Skip If
✅ BOOK IF: You run a big rig needing full hookups on paved, big-rig-friendly sites and want easy Glacier access. ❌ SKIP IF: You chase total seclusion and zero road noise.
Vibe Check
Well-maintained, welcoming campground; not a parking-lot vibe; roads and sites are practical for families

What kind of site will you get?

Site Type Breakdown
RV: 108 sites; Yurts; Camping cabins
Site Privacy
Sites can be close; corner sites offer more privacy

How does it fit your Glacier trip?

Distance From Entrance
5-12 minutes drive from West Glacier Entrance Station
Trailheads Nearby
Walking trails available on-site

Reservations & season

Reservation System
Private website
Reservation Window
Not specified; reservations recommended during peak season
Reservation Tips
Book early in peak season; use the private website; note park entrance proximity (5-12 minutes)
Season Dates
May 1 - September 30
Fills Up Speed
Peak-season bookings fill quickly
Per Night Cost
RV site: $105.56+/night; Yurt 12': $116.66+/night; Yurt 16': $127.77+/night; Camping cabin: $150+/night (tax included)
Extra Vehicle Fees
Varies
Day Use Fees
Varies
Passes Accepted
FMCA, Good Sam, Military, AAA, Law Enforcement, EMT, Firefighters, Veterans – 10% discount

Sites & RV fit

Sites Total
108 RV sites
Site Types
RV sites, yurts, camping cabins
RV Max Length
Big Rig Friendly
Hookups
30/50 amp electric, water, and sewer at all RV sites
Site Features
Fire rings (grate available), picnic tables
Ground Type
RV sites with mixed surfaces

Facilities

Bathroom Types
Flush toilets with lights
Showers Available
Showers available; described as super clean
Potable Water
Potable water available at RV sites via hookups
Dump Station
On-site
Trash Service
Bear-proof dumpsters available
Camp Store
Ice and RV supplies available
Firewood Availability
Firewood available for purchase at the office; honor system; gathering wood not allowed
Cell Service
Wi-Fi available and reliable for email/planning; cellular service not specified
Nearby Facilities
Coram, MT; Columbia Falls; Whitefish

Access

Road Type
Paved
Road Conditions
Paved internal roads; wide enough for big rigs
Clearance Needed
Big Rig Friendly; clearance sufficient for large RVs
Gate Hours
Controlled access gate; hours not published
Nearest Gas Services
Nearest services on US Hwy 2 near the park entrance
Elevation
3200 ft
Accessibility
Partial handicap access available
ADA Accessible Sites
Partial handicap access available

Rules & safety

Bear Country
Yes
Food Storage Requirements
Bear-proof dumpsters; detailed food storage rules not published
Fire Restrictions
Campfires permitted in designated fire rings; may be restricted mid-summer; flames not higher than 1.5 feet
Pets Allowed
Yes
Pet Restrictions
Pets allowed; not in buildings, cabins, or yurts; leash when off dog park
Generator Hours
Quiet hours 10 PM–7 AM
Quiet Hours
10 PM to 7 AM
Max Stay Limit
2-week maximum stay during peak season (June 11–September 14)

What it is like

Onsite Activities
Hiking trails, playground, guest lounge with games, pool table, arcade, dog park
Fishing Details
Nearby fishing; no species or license details provided
Wildlife Viewing
Bears, mountain lions, wolves, coyotes, deer, and elk in the area
Stargazing Quality
Potential for good stargazing due to remote location
Shade Coverage
Some sites have shade; others sunny with no trees for satellite access
Scenic Views
Mountain and forest views; some sites with mountain views
Noise Level
Some highway noise; train noise mentioned; generally mild
Best Time To Visit
May–September (operating window)
Tips Advice
  • Book early for peak season on the private site
  • Use bear-proof dumpsters and follow food storage guidelines
  • Quiet hours 10pm–7am; keep site noise down
  • On-site ice and RV supplies simplify pre-park provisioning

More details

Camp Types
  • rv
  • tent
  • cabin
RV Allowed
1
Family Friendly Notes
Family-friendly with a playground, dog park, and a guest lounge; pets allowed; quiet hours 10pm–7am
Senior Access Discounts
10% discount for FMCA, Good Sam, Military, AAA, Law Enforcement, EMT, and Firefighters
Nearby Attractions
Whitewater rafting, horseback riding, scenic boat tours, golf, zip-lining nearby
Terrain Type
Level sites; some offer mountain views
Temperature Ranges
Seasonal; nights can be cool
Setup Strategy
Pull-through and back-in sites; paved internal roads; Big Rig Friendly
Bath Laundry Recon
Shower facilities are free and clean per descriptions; coin-operated laundry available with reasonable prices
Review Summary
Rated 4.7 stars from 215 reviews. Guests praise clean bathrooms and showers, paved access and friendly staff; proximity to West Glacier entrance is convenient. Some mention highway/train noise but it remains a mild backdrop.

Location

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Frequently asked questions

Are bears common near the campground?

Yes—this is bear country. Bear-proof dumpsters are provided; secure food and trash and follow campsite rules.

Can I bring a trailer bigger than a typical size?

Rigs of all sizes fit; pull-through and back-in sites are available; no published trailer-length limit.

Is there an on-site store or supplies for purchase?

Ice and RV supplies are available on-site for quick refreshment and restocking.

Are pets allowed in all areas?

Pets are allowed but not in buildings, cabins, or yurts; leash when off the dog park.

What is the parking/dog area setup?

A dedicated dog park exists; leash rules apply off that area.

What are the RV hookups like?

All RV sites have 30/50 amp electric, water, and sewer connections.

Are quiet hours enforced?

Yes, quiet hours are 10 PM to 7 AM.

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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.