Glacier Peaks RV Park

The campground is good, but the spaces are very tight. Even with that there were many very large rigs, Class A, fifth wheels all the way to a grassy open area for tent camping. It’s pretty among the trees and some sites are open to the sky. Driveways and spaces are narrow. The staff is very nice and called me when my Amazon deliveries arrived. It’s close to a busy road so you can hear traffic. It is within a mile to groceries, Ace Hardware, auto supply, fuel, propane, and a ranch supply, which carries many things you might need for your RV.

When you see the vintage camper with cartoon animals painted on it being pulled by a vintage VW bug, you know you have arrived. If you are trying to see more than Glacier while visiting the area, this might be a good choice. There's the BEST cherry's in the world grown just south along the East site of Flathead Lake. If they are in season, go to one if the many U Pick Orchards. It's a great time. Whitefish is a really nice town and area. Check out the Hungry Horse Dam and Reservoir. It's beautiful and a great story. The local brewery has a nice restaurant and the Gunsight Saloon is a must, especially on Taco Tues. I thought the campground was nice enough. Basic. Convenient. Super nice folks.

It’s about a half hour’s drive outside of the Park, but is easy-in, easy-out with a big rig. Very pleasant staff, nice restrooms, and plenty of space to walk dogs. While the laundry facility is nice, it’s expensive- $5.50 to wash, $2 to dry.

Sure, I have a bias against tent camping in RV Land.  There's usually no tree coverage, all the spaces are the same, and you have to deal with fumes, motors and people who are, essentially, driving around large living rooms.  That said, there are some good folks to meet, colorful camphosts and extreme ease of setup.  This spot, while not the sexiest, checks off a lot of boxes.  You have lots of mountains, lakes, the glorious Glacier National Park nearby and some cute cabins.