We had planned to stay in the National Park but it was full. Also it was relatively cold so we liked the option to have power to run our heater. This RV park has all the amenities pool etc. It even has a small cafe and store. One thing I noticed is on their website they list the highest price sites first. I scrolled down and found ...moreWe had planned to stay in the National Park but it was full. Also it was relatively cold so we liked the option to have power to run our heater. This RV park has all the amenities pool etc. It even has a small cafe and store. One thing I noticed is on their website they list the highest price sites first. I scrolled down and found a back in site with power and water that was in the pine trees. We actually preferred this to the drive thru concrete sites that had less trees and were more expensive. The park is a mile or so off the highway so no noise issues. It is probably 3 miles from the entrance to the National Park.

The grounds are very well-kept with lots of amenities. Lots of trees for shade and shrubs for privacy. I was able to work remote without any issues and I was able to get decent wifi (10mb) and solid cell reception (25mb). Very short drive into the park as well as shops and restaurants. Staff is friendly and accommodating. There’s a lot...moreThe grounds are very well-kept with lots of amenities. Lots of trees for shade and shrubs for privacy. I was able to work remote without any issues and I was able to get decent wifi (10mb) and solid cell reception (25mb). Very short drive into the park as well as shops and restaurants. Staff is friendly and accommodating. There’s a lot to love about this campground!

This is the nicest campgrounds we’ve stayed in. Location is convenient to Glacier NP. We got one of the landscaped sites and it was lovely and provided a feeling of privacy despite the typical close spacing of sites. There are mountain views everywhere, beautiful flowers (July), lots of high end amenities. It is however very expensive...moreThis is the nicest campgrounds we’ve stayed in. Location is convenient to Glacier NP. We got one of the landscaped sites and it was lovely and provided a feeling of privacy despite the typical close spacing of sites. There are mountain views everywhere, beautiful flowers (July), lots of high end amenities. It is however very expensive, probably only worth it if you spend considerable time in the campground vs in Glacier.

The grounds are immaculate. The staff is genuine, friendly, and remembers you year after year. The access to local attractions is a simple bike ride away. There is an amazing community center for the kids to play and make new friends. The Ice cream is a must. My only complaint is the evening dinner menu is a little to rich wi...moreThe grounds are immaculate. The staff is genuine, friendly, and remembers you year after year. The access to local attractions is a simple bike ride away. There is an amazing community center for the kids to play and make new friends. The Ice cream is a must. My only complaint is the evening dinner menu is a little to rich with gravies and butters. If I could have had a plain old bison burger and huckleberry pie I would have been super satisfied.

WARNING First of all this is a beautiful huge park in a great location with lots of amenities. Hundreds of sites from tents to the ultra expensive patio sites. It is also very expensive, but we thought we knew that. We prepaid for two nights and when we arrived the snuck in a $21 "mandatory resort fee." I asked about where this info w...moreWARNING First of all this is a beautiful huge park in a great location with lots of amenities. Hundreds of sites from tents to the ultra expensive patio sites. It is also very expensive, but we thought we knew that. We prepaid for two nights and when we arrived the snuck in a $21 "mandatory resort fee." I asked about where this info was mentioned on the website and they replied it is in a (sneaky my words) line under the advisory "other applicable fees may apply." I feel this is disingenuous at best. First of all, they were not up front about it even on our estimated receipt for the deposit. Second, the "other applicable fees may apply" is also misleading because the "may" doesn't make sense because it is mandatory.Unfortunately this is becoming very common at resort hotels and most of them too don't provide the info up front.

The area was very pretty. Cell coverage was better than expected which was helpful for work. The park itself had pros and cons. Playground is very small, as are the two pools (one for families, the others 18 and older). Property is fairly expansive, yet the bathhouses are very spread out and there is only one laundry room (which un...moreThe area was very pretty. Cell coverage was better than expected which was helpful for work. The park itself had pros and cons. Playground is very small, as are the two pools (one for families, the others 18 and older). Property is fairly expansive, yet the bathhouses are very spread out and there is only one laundry room (which unfortunately had several broken machines). We paid for a “super site with grass”. We had ZERO grass. It was all rocks. Additionally, the sewer hookup for our site was at the far back, which means we could not walk out to our “patio” area. Site was not level, but the maintenance staff was very helpful and brought more gravel over to try and help with that. Signage within the park is also poor. All the roads are gravel do it just feels dusty and not very “resort” like. However, property is very close to the west gate entrance, which was nice and the front entrance/pool area is well maintained and the staff are all very kind. The grass we see did at other sites was very nice. They have some pretty tent sites (wooded sites). It’s an expensive park. If we ever come back to Glacier, we might consider a different campground.

This site is very lovely, and the staff was incredibly hospitable and friendly to the guests.We paid for a 30/50 amp patio site, but unfortunately we were there just a little too early in the year to fully enjoy the full benefits of the site. But it was very nice, and very clean - they even provide you a nice gas grill on the site...moreThis site is very lovely, and the staff was incredibly hospitable and friendly to the guests.We paid for a 30/50 amp patio site, but unfortunately we were there just a little too early in the year to fully enjoy the full benefits of the site. But it was very nice, and very clean - they even provide you a nice gas grill on the site to do your outdoor cooking, which we took full advantage of!The drawbacks that lost a star on some our points were two key points: etwork access and consistency of water pressure to our campsite.The WiFi of this site was very hit and miss, and became non-existent very quickly as the site loaded up. My trailer is equipped with a PepWave Max and external WiFi/LTE-A antenna, which did little good beyond sending delayed emails or getting up pre-dawn to deal with work. Since the “Coverage?”app hand indicated full strength LTA and 5G in this location, we were extremely disappointed (I had a ‘working vacation with mission critical calls - the curse of managing in tech’) to have to resort driving down to Columbia Falls to actually get work done.The water pressure was VERY bad - I hope this was because it was the start of the season, because I’d get burned or frozen at times in the shower depending how the water pressure decided to act, even with a 50psi regulator inline. The water itself was clean and drinkable, so no complaints with the quality.The WiFi…? If you rely on this service in any form, please do NOT make it a deciding factor of your stay - you will be sorelt disappointed.In short, if you can deal with the water pressure issues, and are you not concerned about internet connectivity from your cellular or camp group WiFi options, it’s a VERY nice stay. A good way to “unplug” from the connected world and enjoy the sites.

Stayed 7/12/16.  This park is pretty incredible.  It has a variety of site types and many amenities at the campground.  Another plus is the close proximity to the West gate of Glacier National Park.  We stayed in a deluxe patio site which was very nice.  This campground is immaculate and very well maintained.  We would gladly return fo...moreStayed 7/12/16.  This park is pretty incredible.  It has a variety of site types and many amenities at the campground.  Another plus is the close proximity to the West gate of Glacier National Park.  We stayed in a deluxe patio site which was very nice.  This campground is immaculate and very well maintained.  We would gladly return for another stay.

We grabbed a last minute cancellation here in August. Pros - I was really impressed with the grounds, sites, pool, playground and general vibe. Also almost every night they had a "event". We enjoyed the educational bird show one evening where they brought in rescued hawks, owls, etc....They also have an ice cream hut with cheap con...moreWe grabbed a last minute cancellation here in August. Pros - I was really impressed with the grounds, sites, pool, playground and general vibe. Also almost every night they had a "event". We enjoyed the educational bird show one evening where they brought in rescued hawks, owls, etc....They also have an ice cream hut with cheap cones and huge servings.Cons- Our site was odd in that it had a space for a tent at the back. Seems like a waste of space and it's $$$.

This place was great, just not for us. (Couple without kids) Our space was not great, as we could only get a partial HU space, which was right next to cabins, the Cafe and the Office. So we had a lot of walk by traffic, and our neighbors were very close. We walked around the rest of the place and the Full HU sites looked nicer, but sti...moreThis place was great, just not for us. (Couple without kids) Our space was not great, as we could only get a partial HU space, which was right next to cabins, the Cafe and the Office. So we had a lot of walk by traffic, and our neighbors were very close. We walked around the rest of the place and the Full HU sites looked nicer, but still really close and packed in. It was quieter back there though. They had live music, 2 pools (one for adults only), a hot tub area, basketball courts...really cool stuff for kids that we just would never utilize. But the park is clean, staff is friendly and helpful and you always know you'll get that at a KOA. We probably wouldn't stay here again, as it's just not our style. We prefer a little less noise and more privacy. Which, you just probably won't get at Glacier in the touristy months. Wifi didn't work (too many people on it I'm sure), but we have a Verizon jetpack that worked great, and we had ATT signal but it was a little slow.

This campground is very near Glacier National Park. Our site 156 was a back in with full hookups. It was very private and quiet as this site is tucked in between tent sites and cabins. Our AT&T did not work but our Verizon did sporadically. We did not use any facilities but the campground seemed well maintained.

The KOA is reasonably close to the West Glacier entrance which is the reason we chose to stay here. Pulling in, there are beautiful hanging baskets here and there and some areas that a great deal of attention was paid to and others that are much more average. Our site was of the more "average" quality. We chose wanted FHU, so we...moreThe KOA is reasonably close to the West Glacier entrance which is the reason we chose to stay here. Pulling in, there are beautiful hanging baskets here and there and some areas that a great deal of attention was paid to and others that are much more average. Our site was of the more "average" quality. We chose wanted FHU, so were given a "pull-through" site, but it is really only pull-through if you are towing a trailer. Motorhomes with tow cars have to unhook because the sewer is at the very back end of the site. The site was gravel and had a little fire pit with small benches and a picnic table that was in the site when we got there which meant we had to move it to pull in. Our site also had a bit of litter on the ground which was disappointing for $80/night.There is an adult pool, family pool, restaurant, ice cream shop, playground. We only used the family pool once and playground once as we.. were in the park most of the time. Both were fine.Verizon was II-III bars with a booster. Bandwidth was ok, but not great some of the time. The CG has wifi but we didn't try it.

Let me just say, we are not usually KOA campers. We wanted to stay IN GNP, not in a manicured, posh campground outside of the park. But in this case, we were tired, it was pouring rain, and we were traveling with our favorite 10 year old who was frustrated and in need of some of the amenities the KOA had to offer. So we rented a little...moreLet me just say, we are not usually KOA campers. We wanted to stay IN GNP, not in a manicured, posh campground outside of the park. But in this case, we were tired, it was pouring rain, and we were traveling with our favorite 10 year old who was frustrated and in need of some of the amenities the KOA had to offer. So we rented a little cabin and glamped for a night in the middle of our trip. Our young friend adored the pool, and upon finding a lot of other kids his age to play games with, he was in heaven. Must admit that we adults adored the heavenly hot tub as well. The adults-only hot tub option in addition to the family area was a nice treat. I would recommend staying here if you have kids or enjoy glamping, or if you need a retreat from "roughing it" in the actual park. The cabin was a worthy splurge. The RV sites looked nice enough but didn't seem to offer much privacy. I did not see any tent sites.

Great facility but the back in sites were jammed together so that there was no place to sit where you were not looking at another group of campers. The sites in the photos they use are the Super Sites which looked great and had nice sitting areas and a view.

We haven't stayed at a ton of KOAs but I assume this is the nicest in their entire network. This place is very nice. We stayed in the "new" side, which was immaculate. Our site had a patio with patio furniture, fire ring, level pad and it was very long. There are multiple swimming pools, eating options, and a well-stocked gift shop. ...moreWe haven't stayed at a ton of KOAs but I assume this is the nicest in their entire network. This place is very nice. We stayed in the "new" side, which was immaculate. Our site had a patio with patio furniture, fire ring, level pad and it was very long. There are multiple swimming pools, eating options, and a well-stocked gift shop. The only drawback was the price to stay. Obviously it is nice but at $120 a night, I am not sure it makes much sense.Great access to west side of Glacier NP.

Very nice resort park, as reflected in most of the previous ratings. Maintained to perfection, the landscaping is beautiful. We had pull throughs with FHU's, level gravel sites, the only "bad" was our site #131 the water pressure was very low which played havoc with us trying to get our water heater to kick in and deliver hot water. We...moreVery nice resort park, as reflected in most of the previous ratings. Maintained to perfection, the landscaping is beautiful. We had pull throughs with FHU's, level gravel sites, the only "bad" was our site #131 the water pressure was very low which played havoc with us trying to get our water heater to kick in and deliver hot water. We ended up using on-board water and pump for our showers. Nice office/store, cafe on site, both pools well maintained, large playground for the kids (even room for soccer), large laundry house, and an ice-cream shack. Great destination park for family vacations.

This is a fantastic RV Park.

With KOA discount we paid $75.97.We were in a full hookup/pull through site. This KOA touts itself as a resort. It’s approx 2 miles from Glacier National Park, so (I think) you pay for convenience and tourist location. This is our 4th or 5th stay here. It’s well maintained and employees work very hard.There is a cafe that i...moreWith KOA discount we paid $75.97.We were in a full hookup/pull through site. This KOA touts itself as a resort. It’s approx 2 miles from Glacier National Park, so (I think) you pay for convenience and tourist location. This is our 4th or 5th stay here. It’s well maintained and employees work very hard.There is a cafe that is convenient for breakfast or dinner. It’s not a 4 ⭐️ Restaurant. Little ice cream shop was nice. Employee (Jonathan?) worked so hard!Site we had was level. Open area. Easy to maneuver.

Stayed June 6-9 2019. This is not your average KOA. This is a RESORT. This experience changed our opinion of KOA campgrounds. The place was manicured to perfection. We opted for the patio spot which did not disappoint. It had a beautiful landscaped divide between the LARGE spots with a concrete patio, table with umbrella, chairs and br...moreStayed June 6-9 2019. This is not your average KOA. This is a RESORT. This experience changed our opinion of KOA campgrounds. The place was manicured to perfection. We opted for the patio spot which did not disappoint. It had a beautiful landscaped divide between the LARGE spots with a concrete patio, table with umbrella, chairs and brand new propane BBQ. My biggest regret was not planning my dates accordingly. We arrive before to park was open completely to the top.

There are many good things to say about this campground. Immaculate grounds, two pools: one for families, one for adults, great ice cream shop, and great staff, many from overseas doing exchange service here. We had reserved pull through space 129 months ahead, but when we arrived, we realized that most of the “Super Sites” at $75/nite...moreThere are many good things to say about this campground. Immaculate grounds, two pools: one for families, one for adults, great ice cream shop, and great staff, many from overseas doing exchange service here. We had reserved pull through space 129 months ahead, but when we arrived, we realized that most of the “Super Sites” at $75/nite were packed in together with no shade and no privacy. We ended up switching for one of the back in shaded sites, number 53, for the same price. The staff were super accommodating about this. But if we came again, we would pick one of the less expensive “Back in sites”, 55-76, which are smaller, but with more bushes and trees, and more privacy...

We're on our last night here with our four kids. Overall, this is a nice camping resort and the nightly rate reflects it. Keep in mind you are in a high tourist area.They have a very nice pool, playground, and restaurant/ice cream shop.A few things to comment on:The spaces are very close together. We chose a landscaped site...moreWe're on our last night here with our four kids. Overall, this is a nice camping resort and the nightly rate reflects it. Keep in mind you are in a high tourist area.They have a very nice pool, playground, and restaurant/ice cream shop.A few things to comment on:The spaces are very close together. We chose a landscaped site. While it provides better privacy, the plants, trees, and boulders make the site pretty narrow. My FIL is traveling with us in a 40 ft fifth wheel and barely got into the site and has very little area outside his rig. My advise, take a deluxe site which gives less privacy and more room.They have wifi but it doesnt have enough bandwidth to support the number if users. It's basically un-usable. We have Verizon and the same is true. I have 3 bars 4g LTE but it doesn't work until after 11 PM when everyone goes to bed.I would stay here again if in the area but choose a different site. We stayed here in a 30 ft travel trailer. My in-laws stayed in the site next to us in a 43 ft 5th wheel.

We stayed a week here in June of 2018. The location makes the park. Go into Hungry Horse and get your firewood. $6 for a small bunch is too much. The motel on the left as you enter town sells various sizes a lot cheaper.

We are a big fan of KOA campgrounds and have probably stayed in over a dozen different KOA campgrounds near many National Parks. This is the best KOA we stayed in over the last 5 years.The staff was fantastic and our premium pull-through site was terrific. We made a fire for a couple of nights in a fire pit and enjoyed the ice cr...moreWe are a big fan of KOA campgrounds and have probably stayed in over a dozen different KOA campgrounds near many National Parks. This is the best KOA we stayed in over the last 5 years.The staff was fantastic and our premium pull-through site was terrific. We made a fire for a couple of nights in a fire pit and enjoyed the ice cream store available on site.The site was expensive but was worth it. The location was only a few miles from the entrance to Glacier National Park and it was only about a 10 minute drive to the park entrance.

This is a beautiful KOA and you can't beat the location. This is located less than a 10 minute drive from the entrance to Glacier National Park. The grounds are immaculate and the sites are very level. Water pressure seemed to go in and out quite a bit to where it was pretty low pressure. We didn't have any issues with electric.The...moreThis is a beautiful KOA and you can't beat the location. This is located less than a 10 minute drive from the entrance to Glacier National Park. The grounds are immaculate and the sites are very level. Water pressure seemed to go in and out quite a bit to where it was pretty low pressure. We didn't have any issues with electric.There are 2 pools...1 for kids and 1 for adults, a hot tub, onsite restaurant and a large clean laundry. They also have propane onsite and a small store for snacks with a decent selection of touristy trinkets.We had 1 of the premium sites so there was privacy landscaping to where it didn't feel quite as packed in as most private parks.The price was quite high. The only negative is the wifi was completely unusable for about 90% of our stay and there is no cable tv available. There were a couple of OTA channels. They're getting 4 starts instead of 5 because of the high prices and lack of connectivity options which I think should come with those prices.For internet, Verizon voice was good but data was .33 d/l. Booster doesn't help so it must be network congestion here.ATT was good for voice and data 12+ d/l unboosted. T mobile data was non existent.Good walking around the grounds for the dogs and there were 2 small fenced dog areas onsite. Pro tip, they have small motorboat rentals at Apgar Village on the lake and they allow dogs in the boats. They were great priced at $25/hr for the rentals.Shopping for groceries etc was about 20 min drive in Columbia Falls. Nearby activities were too many to mention. You can hike, bike, and boat to your heart's content here. Don't miss Going to the Sun road. It was an amazing drive and you will see lots of wildlife.

This is a flagship campground for the KOA. The spots are relatively large, with nice picnic tables and a little grassy area. There are two pools, one for families, one for adults, both are beautiful. The campground is backed up to a mountain, but because it is such a large campground, most people will not have much of a view. W...moreThis is a flagship campground for the KOA. The spots are relatively large, with nice picnic tables and a little grassy area. There are two pools, one for families, one for adults, both are beautiful. The campground is backed up to a mountain, but because it is such a large campground, most people will not have much of a view. We lucked out and got the one on the end, so we saw some amazing sunsets.Internet was pretty bad, but phone reception was decent.