We camped here for two nights in early June and even though it was technically before the season we had to get there early to get a site. While setting up camp a mommy moose and her baby walked right thru camp, the ranger said she had been hanging out all week. The mounting goats come down and roam as well. The bathrooms were exceptionally well kept as well as the grounds. all the hiking around is amazing! I recommend doing the Grinnel Glacier Trail but get up early to avoid the crowds.

This is a campground nestled in the best part of the park, but the park is crowded with people. Certainly not a quiet escape. But if you don’t mind the people and like the convenience, I certainly recommend.

This campground is super close to many hikes in the park and is at the base of Swift Current and Fishercap lakes. The scenery is beautiful and a great place to see wildlife, including grizzly, mountain goats, etc. They provide bear lockers for your food and smelly stuff.

Awesome campground! $20 a night. Typically do more primitive grounds but this one was too good to pass up. Bathrooms, firepits, and hiking trails! We saw a young grizzly driving in and there were resident moose in the area which made the stay even better (be prepared!!). They do allow dogs in the grounds, just not on the trails (NPS rules).

This is by far my favorite place to camp because of the hikes that are nearby. Grinnell Glacier, Iceberg Lake, Cracker Lake, and Ptarmigan Tunnel are the favorites because of there turquoise waters. if you want a secluded spot go to Cracker Lake, there are only 3 spots out there and it’s insanely beautiful! Grinnell Glacier is an all day hike and same with most of the hikes there. Make sure to get your backcountry permit before heading out or the rangers will find and stop you.

This campground, as most in Glacier, gets very busy in the summer, so get there early! There are a couple particularly nice spots by the river, where the sound of water is calming all night. This side of Glacier is slightly less busy than the other side, because it's a longer drive and has longer hikes. This campground is within walking distance to both the Grinnell Glacier hike, and the Iceberg Lake hike. It has all the normal Glacier amenities like flush toilets, sinks, bear-proof dumpsters, picnic tables, fire rings, etc. You're close to your neighbors, but I've never had a problem with noise. The trees are close enough if you'd like to hammock.

I had a wonderful experience while staying at Many Glacier. It really enjoyed hiking a ton of the trails just outside of the campground. It was nice to be able to leave the car behind. We were able to hike from Logan Pass all the way back to Many Glacier one of the days. While it was a trek the views were breathtaking and one of my fondest memories.

Best spot to access some really epic hikes! If you do what we did and pull in super late head over to the cabins, they usually have some or the park works will sometimes let you hang up a hammock on trees near their cabins.

Great spot for amazing hikes off Swiftcurrent lake. Lots of camping but the spots are pretty foliage covered so you still feel secluded.

so the sites were very close together. Plenty of trees. But your neighbors are close. Little river on half sites. Amenities were clean and well maintained. Was busy tho. And they had a loop closed for some reason. Lots of hiking trails very close. People everywhere tho. Would be a good spot in fall.

Been coming here since I was a baby and it's always a good experience. It is every increasingly busy, so we leave Kalispell at 4am to drive there and get a spot. Even getting there by 7am, there is already a line of people waiting to get spots! Very clean, excellent facilities though!

I have stayed at this campground 3 different times now. However, during the summer months this area of the park can get so busy and be booked so far out in advance that you can't get a campsite to save your life. If you are able to get one it is well worth it because of the proximity to some of the greatest trails in Glacier National Park. There are plenty of restrooms along with availability of almost anything else you need in the immediate area.

This campground is beautiful. It's quiet and shaded, and deer pass through the sites in the morning and evening; chipmunks skitter around all day. The bathrooms are cleaned daily and are very nice. It's very quiet and down a rough road, so there aren't many RV's. There are potable water taps and bear-proof food storage boxes scattered throughout; you don't have to go far for anything. Bring a rake. There are pinecones everywhere, and you'll want to clear them out before you set up your tent. We were there before the "season" was in full swing, so the showers and camp store weren't open yet. There are a couple of trail heads right there, and Redrock Falls (accessible through those trail heads) is a MUST see. As mentioned before, the road to this campground is really rough, but it is so worth it. Along that road, we saw a moose, four bears, and a wolf. We loved this campground.

The campground and hotel is a beautiful spot in Glacier!! Picturesque for backdrops I can see it as a beautiful pick for weddings and photographs!! The hike is leisure and enjoyable! I recommend visiting this area of Glacier Montana!!

Great sites with lots of different options. I prefer then there are spaces that are too small for RVs and these sites have those options along with generator free areas. Some sites are small but you should be out exploring the park so it should be fine. There are some reservable sites and some first come first serve which are also great if you are trying to explore a bunch of different sections of the park. Great base camp area for some amazing hikes. They had dry flat areas for the tent, clean bathrooms, and potable water. You're also near the "swiftcurrent Motor Inn" if you happen to forget any supplies and you should definitely take a peak at the Many Glaciers Hotel and do a boat tour of rent one to explore on your own.

This is on the dry side of the continental divide and you can certainly feel it! Beautiful though, albeit further away from the services that west Glacier has to offer. This is an easy "base camp" for exploring a quieter side of the park, as well as the Indian Reservation!

It's a very nice campground but there is a lot of people. The bathrooms are clean and there is a room to get rid of waste water for dishes. I really enjoyed my stay. It's nice and close to a lot of hikes so it's very convenient.