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Never again! While this park was close to Glacier, that was the only good thing. We had a site with water and electric, but no sewer. They had a dump station, and we have a portable tank. NO problem. I love trees, but we (and several others) couldn't extend our awning in the narrow lots. The table set up was odd. My neighbor's picnic table was at the end of my camper. I have a toy hauler that lets down into a porch, and we had our kayaks and bikes. Needless to say, we didn't get to enjoy our porch. The road noise was incredibly loud. The water hook up was on the wrong side, and we had to use an extension cord to make the electricity reach. They were doing lawn care before 9am. The bathrooms were disgusting. Some stalls had no tissue (men and women) and then there were no paper towels. They were not cleaned the six nights we were there. The trash may have been taken out twice. It was usually running over into the floor, feminine products included. Gobs of hair were in the shower drains, and on the walls. The showers also had no doors, just curtains. The same forgotten clothes, and used bars of soap stayed there as long as we did. The park did have a nice communal fire pit, basket ball, volley ball and tetherball court. And the trees were nice. I will not stay here again.

Very nice place with level sites, ample space, and good hookups.

By far, the prettiest RV lot we’ve stayed in. Lots of trees. Secluded. Not your typical parking lot. Just beautiful.

Good location near West Glacier and appears to be priced well compared to neighboring RV parks. Somewhat generous spots for a very popular area. WiFi slow except early a.m. limited by what is available in area and bathrooms have some deferred maintenance, but convenient dump if elect to not have sewer connection and both water and electric worked fine. Verizon signal OK but Sprint roaming. Central fire pit is nice - not smoked out by neighbors 😀.

Great campground close to West Glacier. We had a full hookup buddy site we shared with our travel companions. Road and sites paved. Good ota TV. Our site was heavily wooded, others are open. No individual campfires meant no annoying smoke. Excellent WiFi. Driveway can be easily missed off route 2. Especially at night. Coming from the west, take 2nd left under the arch after "lake five" sign.

Location is close to Glacier. Site was okay other than the fact that I was promised a full hookup with sewer. They did not place us in a site with sewer. Would have been okay for a couple of nights but we stayed here 6 nights. They do not have a dump, so I had to shuttle my portable honey pot to an empty site that had sewer to dump it. Made several trips this way although I was not supposed to be doing this. They told me there was a place down the road that had a dump ($5 a pop). Would not have stayed here with four people for 6 days if I'd have known they wouldn't honor our reservation request. The park was okay, just make sure when you make reservations that you get what you reserved. We made this reservation a month in advance.

Stayed here for three nights while exploring Glacier National Park. Close to the park enterence and quite a few cool shops. If staying here go check out Hungry Horse Dam. Close by and not too crowded. The sites are a bit small but manageable. Tree cover was really nice. Took a bike ride to he lake about 1/4 mike away. Really enjoyed it. Will go back if we are in the neighborhood

Glad they had a site. It was back-in but full hookups. Central fire pit so no fires allowed at site, was told other people ruined that option.

Used the laundry facility and our clothes came out with black spots on them. (Had to rewash them by hand at the camper and hang to dry.) I went into the office and told them about the marks on my clothes and was told they couldn't be responsible for what other people put in their machines. Not very pleasantly either. Even though they have a sign that states "if there is a problem please let us know". Which to me didn't mean anything. I didn't want someone else having a problem with their wash.

Also when we reserved the site we had to give a credit card. We paid in cash and I asked if I could please have my credit card info that they took (number, expiration date and code off back of card). The lady told me it was a Montana law that they keep this info and it was locked up in a safe. Never heard of such a thing.

Reasonably priced park with no to full hookups depending upon desire. Full hookups cost us $44 versus a park down the road that wanted $65 for elec and water plus $20 more for sewer. Lots of trees, all sites are pull through, and it is within 5 miles of the West entrance to Glacier National Park.

Owners are helpful and very knowledgeable of the area and sights to see. Wifi was good, but ATT cell coverage was spotty. Clean bathrooms and showers. No fire pits at the sites, but one is lite at 7pm near the office for anyone that wants to set around it. Small store and resturant that serves a limited breakfast.

Only real cons are that the full hookup sites are a bit close and the shower facilities cramped.

Would recommend it to others passing through the area.

Beautiful wooded park minutes from the West Gate of Glacier NP. Needed to add a day to our stay and even though it was a holiday week when the park was very busy, they went out of their way to accommodate us! We had full hook up, 40 ft. Motor home.