North Forty Resort: 23 Cabins and Glamping Tent, Year-Round Lodging

Rustic log cabin lodging at a Glacier National Park resort, with a green-roofed lodge and forest backdrop.

It's $246 to start. Rustic log cabins with full kitchens and gas fireplaces sit on 40 wooded acres near Glacier. Two sheltered hot tubs and a sauna seal the deal.

Rustic-chic log cabins with kitchens & fireplaces, plus 2 hot tubs, a sauna & barbecue grills.

Quick facts

Lodging Type: Cabin
Price Low Season: 246
Price High Season: 246

Stay details

Lodging Type: Cabin
Price Low Season: 246
Price High Season: 246
Peak Season Dates: July–August (very limited availability)
Off Season Dates: Open year-round; rates vary outside peak
Minimum Stay: 2
Cancellation Policy: Standard 24-48 hour window. Call to confirm.

Rooms & amenities

Room Types Available: Ponderosa Cabin
Aspen Suite King
Aspen Suite Queen
Tamarack Cabin
Glamping Tent
Max Occupancy: 10
Bed Configurations: Aspen Suite King: 1 King, 1 Queen, 2 sofa sleepers
Aspen Suite Queen: 1 Queen + sofa sleeper in front room, and 2 Queen beds in second room
Tamarack Cabin: 3 bedrooms; beds not specified; sleeps up to 10
Glamping Tent: 1 King bed, 1 sofa sleeper
Square Footage: Varies
In Room Amenities: WiFi (Free)
TV (Cable/Satellite)
Coffee maker (in Glamping Tent)
Microwave (in some units)
Refrigerator (in some units)
AC/heat (in bedrooms)
Gas fireplaces in cabins
Property Amenities: Two sheltered hot tubs
Sauna
Pool (unknown)
Restaurant (unknown)
Bar (unknown)
Fitness center (unknown)
Spa (unknown)
Pool Details: Pool status unknown
Family Amenities: Nature trails

Location & access

Park Area: Glacier National Park, West Glacier, Montana
Distance To Park: 30-35 minutes to West Glacier entrance
Distance To Town: 5 minutes to Whitefish, MT
Parking Details: Free on-site parking. RV parking status unknown; covered parking status unknown.
Shuttle Service: Shuttle stop on-site: Unknown
Walkable Amenities: Nature trails on property
Accessibility: ADA accessible options available (Aspen Suite King); wheelchair-accessible path of travel and parking available; elevator access unknown

Policies & fit

Pet Policy: Pets allowed in designated Aspen and Ponderosa cabins (dogs and cats). 70 lb weight limit; $10 per pet per night; $250 if not approved in advance. Leashed outdoors; crated if left unattended; barking not tolerated; no pet bathing in showers/tubs or using towels; owner is responsible for damages.
Seasonal Operation: Open Year-Round
Winter Access: Open year-round; no specific winter access notes provided
Best For: Families, couples, groups, solo travelers, outdoor enthusiasts
Who Should Skip This: Light sleepers; severe pet allergies

Planning advice

Review Summary: Rustic cabins over 40 wooded acres deliver space and warmth. On-site hot tubs and a sauna boost the value, but road noise is a reality in some units. Family-friendly and pet-friendly options exist, so plan accordingly.
The Honest Truth: Rustic-chic cabins sit on 40 wooded acres with gas fireplaces and full kitchens. It’s a solid, spacious retreat near Glacier, and pets can join in designated cabins. Road noise pops up in some units, so pick a back-building room if you’re sensitive. Peak-season demand is real—book early or you’ll miss out.
Room Insider Tips: Request Aspen Suite King for ADA access; for large groups, Tamarack Cabin is ideal; back-building units help dampen highway noise; Glamping Tent suits those wanting a glamping vibe.
Pro Tip Booking: Book direct at northfortyresort.com for best rates. Ask for Aspen Suite King or Tamarack Cabin for space. Peak season fills quickly—secure your dates early.
Your Morning Game Plan: Coffee availability is unit-specific—Glamping Tent has a coffee maker; others rely on in-cabin setups. You’re about 30-35 minutes from the West Glacier entrance. Leave early to beat park crowds and make the most of your day.
Best Time To Visit: July–August (peak, limited availability)
Pro Tips: 2-night minimum for cabins; 1-night stay possible only in Ponderosa Cabin.
Pets allowed in designated Aspen and Ponderosa cabins; $10 per pet, per night; $250 extra if not approved.
Book direct at northfortyresort.com or via major OT channels; peak season fills up fast.
For quiet nights, request a back-building unit to minimize road noise.

More details

Lodging Category: hotel
Is Valid Lodging: 1
Accessibility Features: ADA accessible Aspen Suite King
Wheelchair-accessible path of travel and parking
Not Recommended For: Light sleepers or those who need absolute quiet every night; severe pet allergy sufferers
Cell Service Wi-Fi: Free WiFi in-room
Local Hazards: Road noise from nearby road; bring earplugs
Year Built: 1994
Year Renovated: 2015
Notable Views: Wooded forest views
Architecture Style: Rustic-chic log cabins
Awards: Ranked #13 on 'The 27 best resorts and all-inclusive vacations in Glacier National Park'.
Recent Updates: Vehicle reservations are required for certain Glacier NP areas from June 13–Sept 28, 2025; booking windows open in February 2025.
Family Friendly Notes: Best for families; not ideal for light sleepers due to road noise
Nearby Facilities: 5 minutes to Whitefish, MT for groceries and services
Book If: ✅ BOOK IF: You want a rustic, space-packed family/group retreat with on-site hot tubs near Glacier. ❌ SKIP IF: You need absolute quiet every night or you hate pet-friendly lodging.

Location

Photos

Cozy log cabin bedroom in Glacier National Park with a rustic timber bed and warm lighting.

Outdoor hot tub on a covered log deck at a rustic lodge in Glacier National Park.

Log cabin bathroom in a Glacier National Park lodging unit with wooden walls and a compact toilet.

North Forty Resort cabin at Glacier National Park surrounded by pines, with a wooden picnic table in the foreground.

Frequently asked questions

Is there on-site dining?

No on-site restaurant; cabins have full kitchens (no oven) and BBQ grills.

Are there ADA accessible cabins?

Yes, the Aspen Suite King - Accessible is available; ADA showers/restrooms are in the spa house; contact the property to confirm specific accessibility needs.

What is the maximum occupancy for cabins?

Some cabins sleep up to 8 (Aspen Suite Queen); 3-bedroom cabin up to 10; glamping tent up to 4.

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Last updated December 2025. Report an issue.