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At Glacier National Park, Eddie's Mercantile is a dependable rustic general store with over 60 years in operation. It stocks apparel, camping gear, snacks, groceries, ice cream, drinks, and Montana-made gifts. Staff can share park updates; parking gets tight in peak season. Top picks include souvenirs, trail snacks, and huckleberry treats.
One-stop source for park essentials and Montana-made gifts in Apgar Village.
Montana-made gifts and huckleberry goodies
✅ SHOP IF: You need park-ready supplies and want Montana-made gifts, all in Apgar Village. ❌ SKIP IF: You’re chasing the absolute lowest prices or shop before entering the park.
Apparel, camping supplies, snacks, souvenirs, locally made gifts, huckleberry goodies, Montana-made products, knick-knacks, drinks
Late May through September; stock refresh occurs through summer.
Family-owned outpost in Glacier National Park serving hikers and visitors with practical Montana-made goods.
Address
Apgar Village, 236 Apgar Lp Rd, West Glacier, MT 59936, USA
Parking can be challenging in Apgar Village during peak season.
Based on 671 Google reviews
Based on 671 guest reviews
" A practical, park-side general store that blends essentials for outdoor visits with Montana-made gifts and treats. Knowledgeable, owner-operated staff help shoppers navigate apparel, groceries, snacks, and grab-and-go lunches. Prices skew mid-range on many items, with some foods priced higher in exchange for location and convenience."
Rachel
This place is a great stop! Super delicious food and dessert. Ordered the bacon chicken wrap and the huckleberry pie with huckleberry ice cream. They also have a barista window where you can get tea and coffee that’s open from 730 to 3. A gift shop with alcohol adjoins this cafe. Delicious. Perfect for a quick stop after a long day of hiking. Service is prompt and friendly.
Tony Robinson
A nice stop while in the park. Conveniently located right on Lake McDonald, with breathtaking views of the lake and back country. Plenty of shopping options, and a restaurant too. A bit prices to eat, but you're paying for the views and location.
Kiaha Pearson
Love this place. Between going to get food like the huckleberry cobbler and the onion rings are so good to getting souvenirs for friends and family and always getting ice cream every night while camping. It’s a great place. Our family has been coming to glacier every year for years and this is a family favorite.
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Yes, located in Apgar Village within Glacier National Park.
Parking can be challenging in Apgar Village during peak season.
Prices vary; some visitors perceive certain items as overpriced.
Essentials for hikers and campers, snacks, souvenirs, huckleberry goodies, and Montana-made gifts.
No confirmed online store or shipping details available.
Yes, the shop emphasizes Montana-made products and locally made gifts.
The shop is part of Apgar Village; it aligns with park traffic but no explicit dining confirmation here.
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