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09/2020 Stayed 5 nights. More of a rustic very wooded campground. This is what we prefer when camping. If you like RV resort type camping, you may not like this although there were plenty of large rigs there. We have a class B and this was simple and great for us. Only about a mile from the entrance to the park. AT&T worked great at our site. They do have WiFi and we saw people sitting outside the office to use it. Friendly office staff. Would stay again.

Positives: Verizon cell service, yummy restaurant on site (try the Bang Mi), lots of trees, trails, nice bathrooms, friendly staff, propane, firewood. Negatives: train noise at night, sites are a bit short (we have a 28’ AS) and not very level, very dusty, steep hill for driving in,

Very close to West Glacier entrance but the spots are SUPER tight and right next to each other. This campground is all about jamming people in and all business. Woods setting which is nice but if you don’t want to be jammed in this is not the space for you.

Warning this place has no water pressure still! We read a review that was posted on July 8 (before we got here) that said they were experiencing water pressure problems because there was a problem with a pump. We thought (incorrectly) they would/should have it fixed it before we arrived. We arrived and checked in. Only after we were done with the check in process did the lady say anything about the water pressure problem. They were advising people to fill their on board fresh water tanks before entering the park but gave everyone the impression it would be repaired shortly. Since it was on a Monday we thought (again incorrectly) that it surely would be repaired on the next day or so. Four days later and there is no change! The pressure is not enough to fill a cup. SO , if you expect to have water at your sight don’t come here. There was no where else to go since everything was full or we would have left. They are still charging full price without providing water. Shameful!

Very convenient to the West entrance of Glacier National Park. We had a quiet, woodsy site with a fairly level pad though a tad bit tight for a 30' travel trailer & truck. Electric & water were on opposite side of camper but we knew ahead of time and were prepared with the proper extensions. Campground was experiencing some water pressure issues but we had no problems at all. Staff was very friendly, informative about the area and apologetic about the water issues some campers were experiencing. Propane refills on site, strong wifi in the office/lounge area and rv dump on site.

If you like sites in the forest, this is for you. Quiet and peaceful. Our site was a little difficult to get in with a 29ft 5th wheel, but got in after several maneuvering. ATT cell service worked. Staff was courteous and helpful.

We loved this campground! The location is great and price very reasonable. The owners made us feel very welcome and made sure we had a site we liked. The showers and restrooms were clean.

Very close to the park. Showers were okay. Sites were uneven but shady. Roads were dusty and rocky. The sites are small. Staff was pleasant. Trains run at night but not too noisy. If you came to spend time in the park this is a good option.

If this campground was anyplace other than right outside a national park, it would cost, at the most, $20 a night. But, it is, so they charge $35!! Way over priced!! No sewer, but water and low amp elec. uneven, small sites, long walk to the shower, shady sites. Rough rocky roads in park, steep and uneven, very little gravel. Try other rv/campgrounds first.

We would recommend this campground to friends and will stay here again. Very friendly staff, perfect location for Glacier park access, private sites, very clean laundry and showers, free wi-fi in loudge, cafe on-site, water and shore power worked well - what not to like?

The only concern we have had - mosquitos (beginning of June). If you prepared for them - not a big deal.