Campground
Whitefish RV Park
Whitefish RV Park sits inside the city limits of Whitefish, MT and offers full and partial hookups, as well as tent sites, with year-round access. It provides 30/50A service, an on-site dump, and a general store, and is a practical base for Glacier National Park excursions.
Quick facts
- Reservation System
- Direct booking via phone or website.
- Reservation Window
- Not explicitly stated; book in advance during peak season.
- Reservation Tips
- Book directly via http://whitefishrvpark.com/; advance booking recommended; peak season fills quickly.
- Season Dates
- Year-round
Reservations & season
- Reservation System
- Direct booking via phone or website.
- Reservation Window
- Not explicitly stated; book in advance during peak season.
- Reservation Tips
- Book directly via http://whitefishrvpark.com/; advance booking recommended; peak season fills quickly.
- Season Dates
- Year-round
- Fills Up Speed
- High demand in peak season; fills quickly.
- Per Night Cost
- $89/night full hookups; $45-$84/night partial hookups; $49/night tent sites (plus tax)
- Extra Vehicle Fees
- Inquire in office
- Day Use Fees
- Varies
- Passes Accepted
- Military discount with promo code SALUTE
Sites & RV fit
- Sites Total
- 51 RV sites and 5 tent sites
- Site Types
- RV sites (pull-through and back-in), tent sites
- Site Type Breakdown
- 51 RV sites (pull-through & back-in), 5 tent sites
- RV Max Length
- Pull-through up to 45 ft; other RV sites up to 40 ft (some sites 32-35 ft).
- Group Sites Available
- 1
- Group Site Capacity
- Unknown - not confirmed
- Hookups
- Full hookups (water, sewer, electric); 30-amp and 50-amp service; some sites with partial hookups
- Site Features
- Picnic tables at some sites; no RV fire rings; self-contained fire pits allowed
- Ground Type
- Gravel pads
- Site Privacy
- Snug, close-site spacing; community vibe
Facilities
- Bathroom Types
- Flush toilets
- Showers Available
- Free warm showers
- Potable Water
- Potable water spigots available
- Dump Station
- On-site dump station; free for registered guests
- Trash Service
- General trash disposal; bear-proof dumpsters not specified
- Camp Store
- General store on-site; propane and laundry facilities
- Firewood Availability
- Firewood available on-site; gathering firewood not allowed
- Cell Service
- Limited cell service (Verizon)
- Nearby Facilities
- Restaurants, stores, vehicle services, and shopping centers in Whitefish
Access
- Road Type
- Paved roads within the park
- Road Conditions
- Internal roads paved; wide enough for big rigs; some spacing may require leveling blocks
- Vehicle Restrictions
- No vehicles on grass
- Clearance Needed
- RV length limits vary by site; common maximums are 30–40 ft. Confirm your exact site length during booking if you have a larger rig.
- Distance From Entrance
- 5-10 minutes
- Nearest Gas Services
- In Whitefish area
- Accessibility
- ADA sites not listed; terrain is natural woodland; general access applies.
- ADA Accessible Sites
- Unknown - not confirmed
Rules & safety
- Bear Country
- Yes
- Food Storage Requirements
- Bear-aware; store food properly
- Fire Restrictions
- No open campfires in the park; self-contained fire pits allowed
- Pets Allowed
- Yes
- Pet Restrictions
- Leashed at all times; no pets in buildings or picnic area
- Generator Hours
- Quiet hours 10:00 pm–8:00 am
- Quiet Hours
- 10:00 pm–8:00 am
What it is like
- Onsite Activities
- Hiking access; proximity to Glacier National Park; on-site store
- Trailheads Nearby
- Glacier National Park trailheads nearby.
- Wildlife Viewing
- Bear country; wildlife common
- Shade Coverage
- Tree-shaded
- Noise Level
- Quiet overall; occasional highway noise noted
- Best Time To Visit
- June-September for warm weather and park access; September-October for foliage and fewer crowds; Winter offers skiing at Whitefish Mountain Resort nearby.
- Vibe Check
- This is a functional basecamp, not a wilderness retreat. You’re parked in a cozy, small RV park with a neighborly feel; privacy is limited by close site spacing, but it's clean and convenient.
- Camp Here If Skip If
- ✅ BOOK IF: You’re towing up to 45 ft, need 50-amp power, and want a small, friendly park with Glacier access. ❌ SKIP IF: You crave remain solitary off-grid, or you want lakeside seclusion.
- Tips Advice
- Book six months out for peak season; this place fills fast.
- Bring leveling blocks; some sites have close spacing.
- Bear-aware storage is a must—keep odors contained.
- Arrive early if you’re particular about site choice; it’s a cozy, get-it-done park.
More details
- Camp Types
- rv
- tent
- cabin
- RV Allowed
- 1
- Family Friendly Notes
- Family-friendly, with a small, close-knit vibe. Quiet hours start at 10 pm; kids can roam within their site area but should stay nearby and respectful of neighbors.
- Senior Access Discounts
- Military discount 10% with promo code SALUTE.
- Nearby Attractions
- Whitefish restaurants, stores, vehicle services; Glacier National Park nearby
- Terrain Type
- Quiet, tree-shaded, wooded terrain with gravel pads
- Setup Strategy
- Pull-through sites up to 45 ft; roads are paved and wide enough for big rigs; some sites may require leveling blocks due to spacing; entrance off US-93 S with a quiet, wooded approach.
- Bath Laundry Recon
- Shower house offers free, warm showers and is kept clean; on-site laundry facilities are available via the camp store.
- Ideal Camper Profile
- Mid-sized to large RVs up to about 40 ft, families and travelers who want year-round access in Whitefish, with full hookups and easy access to Glacier National Park; appreciate an on-site store and proximity to local services.
- Review Summary
- The park sits at 4.5 stars from 226 reviews. Guests praise clean bathrooms and warm showers; Glacier National Park access is convenient; some note snug site spacing and limited cell service.
Location
Frequently asked questions
Can a 45-foot RV fit at Whitefish RV Park?
Yes—pull-through sites accommodate up to 45 ft; some back-in sites are also available for large rigs. Plan for spacing and level if needed.
Is there a reservation required?
Direct booking is available, and advance planning is advised, especially in peak season.
Are there bear safety rules I should know?
Yes—this is bear country. Practice bear-aware food storage and keep odors secured.
What power options are there?
Sites offer 30-amp and 50-amp service depending on location.
What are the shower and bathroom conditions?
Bathrooms are flush and well-kept; showers are free and warm.
Is there a store on site?
Yes—there is a general store on-site, with propane and laundry facilities.
Is there a dump station?
Yes—an on-site dump station is free for registered guests.
More at Glacier National Park
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Logging Creek
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Lincoln Lake Campground
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Bowman Lake
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Recommended gear for Glacier National Park
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