Best RV Parks & Resorts near Babb, MT

Great facilities and friendly staff. About 20 mins outside of West Glacier. Mostly RV hook ups, but it does have 3 tent spots. Only drawback is it is noisy, since it is in the city.

Super-friendly family RV park near the western edge of Glacier National Park. When I say friendly, I mean really friendly. After spending the whole day driving on the "Going to the Sun" road through the park and not finding any spots open, we ended up at San Suz Ed (now called Moose Creek RV Park) which was also full, but they had a large empty field nearby that they allowed for overflow tent camping for $30+.

Showers, laundry, toilets all on-site. Full hookups for RVs. Tasty small cafe in main building where we had breakfast. While the sites are nothing special, the friendliness is the real charm of the place.

This is a big RV resort close to West Glacier town and park entrance. We came with our 25’ RV and reserved a tent pad site to ensure we were up against the edge of the resort. As far as RV resorts go, this is probably as nice as it gets. Just be ready to be surrounded by big pickup trucks and massive fifth wheelers. And be ready to pay up, because it’s not cheap.

Full hookups and nice sites.  A bit close but workable. (Really typical for a private RV park)

Pretty nice RV park - we just stayed here 1 night on a way into glacier.  Its only ~5 mins to the West glacier entrance so very convenient.  There are over 100 sites here so it seems pretty crowded, but was relatively quiet.  Sites were real close to each other. Nice to have full hookups

This campground is located just outside the eastern entrance of Glacier National Park and the Going-To-The-Sun Road. They have primitive camping, basic cabins, deluxe cabins (with a bathroom), and RV hookup spaces so there is something here for everyone. It sits in a valley and has some beautiful views of the surrounding mountains, especially at sunrise and sunset. The KOA has a nice store with food, drinks, camping supplies, and souvenirs. There is also an outdoor pool on site which makes it easy to relax after a long day of hiking. It is towards the northern end of the eastern side of the park so if Going-To-The-Sun Road is closed, it can make for a long drive to the western side of the park, which is what happened to us. I would still highly recommend this site.

This campground is in a great location. My husband loves that he can fish on site the bathroom/shower are clean and spacious. Very friendly and accommodating will come back, also full hook up and lots of space

This is a nice, new RV and Cabin park built in 2019. The sites are fully equipped. This RV park is definitely geared more towards larger motor homes than tent style camping as the sites are really close together. Each site has a picnic table and a small amount of grass. No shade trees. Onsite, there is a small camp store, bath house, playground, laundry facility, ice for sale, etc... The location to the park can't be beat. The small sites are worth it for a few days to be able to stay so close to the park.

This is an RV park with sites between trees. Mostly spaces well. Just 1 bathroom so some sites are quite a walk from them. Laundry facilities great. Staff are nice and store is cute. We are self contained but had to have a site with electric and water and it was very expensive. We were able to get a last mu site for July 4. Close to Glacier so convenient for exploring.

Host was very friendly.  Had clean porta potties and even a free hot shower.  Free use of BBQ Grills.  Had a communal fire pit.  Only 9 sites, so it wasn't as crowded as those commercial RV Parks.

Overall nice RV park, but spots are way to close. And length of spots seem to be slightly exaggerated. My 36’ 5th wheel barley fit in spot front to back. And stairs were down into grass when left side on edge of gravel.

Heart of Glacier RV park had an awesome view of Gun-site ridge. Its just awesome to wake up in the mornings , walkout side and see Gun-site Ridge.

The campground also has fred wifi. There also a laundry-mat and his / her shower and bathroom facilities.

The entrance to East Glacier National Park is just 2.2 miles from the campground plus the drive around is sooooo awesome !!!

This place offers most everything much more expensive sites do. A really pretty park, super clean, very helpful and nice staff. Easy in and out. Close to Glacier, Whitefish (really cute walkable town) Hungry Horse Reservoir, and lots of other tourist activities. GOOD SAMS discount. Pro note: check out the Glacier Pizza in Coram.

There's something special about camping inside the park instead of a crammed RV park miles away! This campground was rustic and exactly what I love. The sites are small, but most are spaced apart just enough so that you are not on top of your neighbor. Easy access to Lake McDonald and the Apgar Village area from the campground. Food lockers are provided. The bathroom has flush toilets and is much nicer that I expected for an older park like this. Go at the end of April or early May to avoid massive crowds and feel like you have to place to yourself!

This campground was a big disappointment for us.  If nothing else is available then that’s the only way I’d pick this again.

The campground wasn’t anywhere near full but they had a bunch of us campers shoved in the horseshoe section literally on top of each other. We had difficulty back into the site due to the fact the neighbors truck were all park on the road.  We couldn’t even open out blinds because of privacy issues. The sites were so close together.  It was worse than being at an RV park where you expect to be neighbor upon neighbor. These sites are in the woods but don’t let that fool you into thinking you’ll have the out in the woods feeling. The site was so slanted and out of level that our leveling blocks couldn't correct it.

The bathhouse was dated, the mens showers had a very awkward community type shower.Wouldn’t stay here again. There are many, many other campgrounds- keep searching and chose a different one- unless you can’t because they are all booked.

We have a toy hauler that is 42 feet with three slides and two decks so finding a park that can accommodate us can be challenging at times.

Glacier grizzly resort has some of the largest RV sites we have stayed in over the years, the park was quiet, beautiful surroundings and the facilities were clean.

Being i am self-employed i always need internet which can be challenging when staying at a RV park especially one that is a remote. This park has the Starling satellites so the internet was actually good, we could even live stream our shows at night.

The owner Danny and his staff were very polite and helpful and gave us local tips on some beautiful places to explore. 

We highly recommend this resort and look forward to staying here again.

Booked over phone with Lori on 6/24/23.   She took full payment of $938. Reservation for 8/28/23-9/5/23.    

I cancelled, or tried to cancel this reservation on July 14,23 with Bob directly at the RV park.  He said Lori would get back to me later that day.   It’s been a week.   I called and talked to Bob again, he was a bit dismissive and said it had to go through Campspot.  I did NOT book with Campspot, I booked over the phone with Lori.

I have now emailed Bob, Campspot 5 times.   I have sent several text messages to both Lori and Bob.  I have called several times.  NO ONE IS GETTING BACK TO ME.

I get being busy, short staffed etc, I’m in the restaurant business.    What this business is doing is rude to put it mildly, also unethical.   

I have read several other comments of a similar nature.  Very, very disappointing.

I’m contacting my bank tomorrow as well as the BBB.

I have a difficult time leaving negative reviews on any business, but I felt this one is important enough to warn any would be campers what they are in store for if they decide to book.  My wife and I have traveled the country for the past few years and this campground is the absolute worst we have ever stayed.  Here is a list of what you can expect if you stay here:

• There is no office to speak of.  There is a building, but it is completely empty.  No one to check you in, no one to show you where your site is.  
• No office staff.  We wondered around aimlessly looking for site #8.  There are no site numbers.  We finally ran into  a few of the workers at the camp and were told to basically find a site we liked and set up.  
• The sites are large with full hook-ups but only 30 amp service, not the advertised 50.  
• The wifi doesn't connect.   The antenna (which is located in the bath house) would never connect to the internet. (see Pic)
• The entire campground is dirt and gravel.  No shade, no plants and really dusty.  
• Each site was advertised with having picnic table and fire pit.  Neither of these existed on most sites.  We asked to have a table brought to our site and was assured it would be brought over shortly.  One day later, we found a table at an empty site and carried it over ourselves.  Fire pits are evidently dug when you request one….we didn't bother.
• The bear proof trash containers were completely over flowing during our stay.  If I were a bear this is the place I would hang out.  (see pic)
• Since there was no office staff to speak of, my wife and I became the camp greeters.  When we were outside of our rig, we would watch campers drive into the camp, look for the office and office staff. They would then drive around (like we did) see us outside and ask us if there was anyone to help them.  WE would then tell them to pick any spot they'd like and set up.  We did this several times during our stay.  I really think that you could just pull in, set up, stay for a week and nobody would question it.
• My wife and I both realize that this campground has major potential, but it is not ready for paying customers…..and we paid quite a bit!  Hoping for some type of refund but very doubtful that will ever happen.  We have tried contacting the owners who were very helpful when we first reserved our spot, but after several attempts (phone call and texting) no return calls.