Alright, Rocky Mountain Hi Campground sits just outside Glacier National Park in Columbia Falls, MT. Itβs a private 108-site basecamp with 13 tent sites and 95 RV sites, most of which offer full hookups on paved, spacious pads. Youβll find private restrooms, free hot showers, a small store, and bear-aware routines, plus easy access to Kalispell and Glacierβwithout being inside the park. Itβs a solid, quiet option with shaded sites among big firs and open ones with Swan Mountain views....
β BOOK IF: You need full hookups and dog-friendly, big-rig capable sites near Kalispell; cabin options are a bonus. β SKIP IF: Youβre seeking a remote, forest-secluded feel with no hookups.
Tent sites, RV sites
Views of the Swan Mountain Range; creek access nearby
Kalispell for shopping/dining; Glacier National Park west entrance ~28 miles away
Family-friendly with a big playground and safe, spaced sites; quiet nights and easy Glacier access
Pull-through and back-in sites available; internal roads paved and wide; expect level gravel pads; big-rig access well supported
Functional basecamp, not a wilderness retreatβclean, quiet, and convenient for Glacier trips with easy access to Kalispell
Shower facilities are free and hot; laundry details are not specified
Rocky Mountain Hi Campground delivers a practical basecamp for Glacier adventures with 108 sites, full hookups across many RV sites, and big-rig friendly layouts. Shade and open sites offer variety, and facilities stay clean with hot showers, a dump, and bear-aware routines. Expect quiet nights, solid cell coverage, and reasonable costs for the area, with seasonal fire restrictions as a consideration.
Tent sites, RV sites
Large grassy playground, western-themed play area, creek swimming hole, volleyball net
Private direct booking via glaciercamping.com or phone (Booking: Reservations accepted at any time)
Pets Allowed - Leashed dogs; 6-ft leash recommended
To Park Entrance
Approximately 28 miles (45-minute drive) from the west entrance of Glacier National Park
Elevation
Approximately 3,000 ft (914 m)
Based on 317 Google reviews
Based on 317 guest reviews
" Rocky Mountain Hi Campground delivers a practical basecamp for Glacier adventures with 108 sites, full hookups across many RV sites, and big-rig friendly layouts. Shade and open sites offer variety, and facilities stay clean with hot showers, a dump, and bear-aware routines. Expect quiet nights, solid cell coverage, and reasonable costs for the area, with seasonal fire restrictions as a consideration."
KJ Steven
I stayed here twice this summer first time I was there for 4 days and the second time I was there for a week or more. I just kept extending my stay because it was so quiet, I had a beautiful site with a little bit of a view but definitely cornered off to myself on a corner lot. I take off a star only because there are no handicap bars in the shower, and the toilets were so low to the ground I could hardly get up having just had a knee replacement and cancer in my spine and hips. No handicap bar to get up off those toilets created an extreme problem for me. They really need some handicap bars. Other than that, my stays were perfect ! Weather even cooperated! Owners and staff were very friendly. No hwy noise !!!
Rachel Wesemann
We stayed in the Kintla cabin and it was so cute. The staff were friendly and helpful while booking. Each cabin seems to be designed slightly different but our had twin bunk beds and a Queen. It had a working mini fridge and microwave and a small dining table with a few chairs as well as a picnic table in the backyard as well. Such a cute camping ground with a great view. Only about 30-40 mins drive from the entrance of Glacier park. Had basketball and volleyball courts too.
Jana Saastad
RV Park is located in the setting and has a nice family vibe. Conveniently located near the west entrance of Glacier National Park. Friendly staff. Easy check-in. Clean bathrooms and hot shower. Nice laundry room for a decent price. Because my trailer is small I was put in a space that cost less than the larger lots, which I think is very fair and I wish more parks would adopt this practice. Also, an easy drive to downtown Kalispell.
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Big-rig friendly with spacious sites and paved internal roads; no explicit length limit given
Yes, potable water spigots are available
Cell service is solid on Verizon; AT&T and T-Mobile can be weaker
Yes, pets are allowed and must be leashed; 1-2 small pets incur no extra charge for stays under two weeks
Follow Glacier NP bear guidelines; food storage rules apply as per park regulations
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