Best RV Parks & Resorts near Coram, MT

Several RV campgrounds near Coram provide access to Glacier National Park. North American RV Park & Yurt Village offers full hookup sites with 50-amp service, operating April through October, while Sundance Campground & RV Park provides electric and water hookups but no sewer connections at individual sites. According to one visitor, "The sites are level, but just barely. Instead of a sturdy dumpster or bear-proof receptacles, there are old fashioned galvanized cans with unattached lids." Columbia Falls RV Park maintains 75 sites with full hookups including 30 and 50-amp service year-round. Mountain Meadow RV Park in nearby Hungry Horse features pull-through sites with electric, water, sewer, and shower facilities, though some visitors report challenges with site leveling.

Advance reservations are essential during peak summer months when Glacier National Park visitation is highest. Most RV parks in the area provide sanitary dump stations, with Sundance offering one at the exit for guests without sewer hookups. Cell service varies throughout the region, with better connectivity in Columbia Falls and weaker signals closer to park boundaries. Dog parks are available at several locations, including North American RV Park which one reviewer described as "pet friendly, kid friendly, adult friendly with a great dog park." RV parks typically maintain picnic tables and fire rings at each site, though fire restrictions may apply during dry periods. Big rig accessibility varies significantly, with some parks like Clyde's Camp and North American RV Park specifically designed to accommodate larger vehicles with pull-through sites and wider turning radiuses.

Best RV Sites Near Coram, Montana (124)

    1. Clyde’s Camp

    3 Reviews
    Columbia Falls, MT
    8 miles
    +1 (406) 471-2591

    $45 - $115 / night

    "Clyde’s Camp was close to the beaten path, but quiet and clean. Hidden gem!"

    "I stayed in this brand new wooded park for two nights in July. It was a last minute trip and the owner was so accommodating and helpful. Parking my truck was easy and getting into town was quick."

    2. Mountain Meadow RV Park and Cabins

    13 Reviews
    Martin City, MT
    3 miles
    Website
    +1 (406) 387-9125

    "We are full-timers in a 36 ft Class A with a Cherokee Trailhawk tow and stayed in site 14 for 3 days in mid August."

    "We had a pull through spot. The office and facilities are clean and well kept. We stayed in 2019.

    Bathrooms are locked and private. Nice showers. WiFi worked well."

    3. North American RV Park & Yurt Village

    12 Reviews
    Coram, MT
    1 mile
    Website
    +1 (406) 387-5800

    $60 - $80 / night

    "Pet friendly! Kid friendly! Adult friendly! Great dog park, kids area ok, walking distance to store. Driving (15 min) to Glacier National Park. Restaurants close, wonderful fire pits!"

    "We had a space near the dog play area which is very nice. Local employees come in the evening for talk and dog play-nice people and nice dogs. Great wifi laundry and showers. Room for big rigs."

    4. West Glacier RV & Cabin Resort

    11 Reviews
    West Glacier, MT
    5 miles
    Website
    +1 (406) 892-2525

    $105 / night

    "This park is all about location and you pay a premium for that. FHU pull through sites, pretty good wifi and no OTA TV or cable for the times not in GNP."

    "Friendly staff. Had a pull trough site that was plenty big for our 32" TT. Utilities were well placed and worked well. Lots of well placed, bear proof trash cans."

    5. Columbia Falls RV Park

    13 Reviews
    Columbia Falls, MT
    7 miles
    Website
    +1 (406) 892-1122

    $100 - $180 / night

    "Close quarters, especially if you and your neighbor have slide outs. Has an RV parts store, helpful! Friendly staff, quiet if you get a spot in the back. Nice walking neighborhood."

    "Nice campground, lots of sites, solid wifi. Walking distance to a fun coffee shop. There is often a farmers market in Columbia Falls. Great location to explore Glacier National Park."

    6. Sundance Campground & RV Park

    7 Reviews
    Coram, MT
    0 miles
    Website
    +1 (406) 387-5016

    "This was such a beautiful campground filled with rustic natural beauty. What you’re not going to find here: nearly manicured lawns, pretension, or resort-like amenities."

    "Had a water spiket and electricity on site. The bathrooms and showers were nice. The owner was great. Loved that it was close to Glacier but also close to town for easy access to groceries and gas."

    7. Beargrass Lodging & RV Resort

    7 Reviews
    Hungry Horse, MT
    3 miles
    Website
    +1 (406) 387-5531

    $25 - $60 / night

    "What we liked about Beargrass is it is so convenient to the park, Whitefish and Flathead Valley. We liked that it is not a parking lot."

    "Great spot close to the west entrance of the park. This was the most reason prices spot I could find in the area. Cool huckleberry shops just a walk away."

    8. Lid Creek Campground

    8 Reviews
    Martin City, MT
    12 miles
    Website
    +1 (406) 752-7924

    $18 / night

    "The lake, Salish Mountains and Montana’s big sky are all front and center here. Lid Creek is 15 miles off U.S. 2 on a very winding but paved road."

    "We ended up at Lid Creek after the first few campgrounds along the lake were full. Sites are on the small side, and most are not very flat."

    9. Whitefish RV Park

    8 Reviews
    Whitefish, MT
    13 miles
    Website

    $45 / night

    "Nice small rv park just behind a hotel which muffled the street noise a bit."

    "Great pull through sites."

    10. LaSalle RV Park

    6 Reviews
    Columbia Falls, MT
    10 miles
    Website
    +1 (406) 892-4668

    "Place is very clean with nice shade. Facilities are clean and manager is very nice. I recomm this place for anyone. Close to Glacier National Park."

    "This was a decent campsite with picnic tables and drive in sites. We were on our way to Glacier NP and this was our in-between night after landing on a late flight into Kalispell."

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RV Park Reviews near Coram, MT

1099 Reviews of 124 Coram Campgrounds


  • P
    Jul. 4, 2025

    St Mary Campground - Glacier National Park — Glacier National Park

    Dry Camping Surrounded by Magnificent Mountains

    Three large loops, some with modest shade, others in the wide open (the latter type with fantastic views of the surrounding mountains).  All a bit scruffy looking, but serviceable.  Low on amenities (no electricity, water faucets scattered about) and relatively tight pull-through spaces, but all have a fire ring and picnic table.  Well patrolled by rangers, with a daily evening program in the summer. As others have mentioned, timed entry tickets are not needed at the St. Mary entrance to the park, so you can head into the park any time you like.  Added bonus: if you are camping with a travel trailer (and thus not able to drive the Going-to-the-Sun road because of length limitations), you are allowed to park your trailer in the the RV section of the St. Mary Visitor Center parking lot for the day, and drive in with your car alone.  We were there in late June/early July: don't know if this option is  available when the very high season hits in later July and August.

  • Brian C.The Dyrt PRO User
    Aug. 23, 2022

    North American RV Park & Yurt Village

    Peaceful & clean

    We loved this campground!

    Watch our video review!

    Why?

    Pet friendly! Kid friendly! Adult friendly!

    Great dog park, kids area ok, walking distance to store. Driving (15 min) to Glacier National Park. Restaurants close, wonderful fire pits!

    Staff was kind and helpful

  • K
    Jul. 14, 2021

    Fish Creek Campground — Glacier National Park

    Great sites, good location

    Fish Creek campground within Glacier National Park is a great place to stay on the west side of the park. It’s within a short walk to beautiful Lake McDonald. There are no electrical or water hookups available, but there is a dump station on the way out. The bathrooms have clean flush toilets and sinks, but no soap provided. Loop A showers have great water pressure and hot water. There are plenty of water spigots throughout the campground. There are several bear proof food storage sites as well. The Fish Creek amphitheater hosts fantastic ranger talks almost every night during the summer. Most if not all of the sites in loop A are pull through, but they can be very tight for a mid size travel trailer. During our stay sit was quiet and peaceful even though every site was full. Excellent National Park campground!

  • Leos P.
    Aug. 8, 2021

    Glacier Meadow RV Park

    The Meadows

    We booked this campgrounds so we could visit Glacier National Park. If that is your intent you need to get Go to the Sun Highway access tickets way in advance. We got luck and were able to visit the Highway by taking the bus trip.

    The campground is about 45 minutes from the Going to the Sun Highway. It is a beautiful drive.

    The campgrounds is on a meadow. It is very clean and well carried for. The showers are hot, sometimes too hot. 😃 Manager was very informative. It is a quiet campgrounds with a pleasant mix of seniors and families.

    My campsite, number 34, has water, 30 Amp, 50 Amp, fire pit, and a picnic table. There is lots of room to park additional vehicles.

    The only issue is there is no cellular service unless you use there Verizon booster in the pavilion. The wifi is weak. I have a booster which gives me enough wifi to check my phone and watch movies. I found nothing else to complain about.

  • A
    Aug. 30, 2022

    Sundance Campground & RV Park

    Lots to be desired

    I reserved a site at Sundance when I couldn't find any other campgrounds close to Glacier National Park that had availability for our 40 ft Super C. It was reasonable in price compared to others, but...

    First the pros:

    1. We had a pull through site.
    2. Plenty of space for our towed Jeep to park.
    3. Beautiful trees and wild huckleberry bushes provided a peaceful setting and some privacy.
    4. It is minutes from the West Glacier entrance.

    Cons:

    1. No sewer at the sites. There is a dump station you can use on the way out.
    2. The sites are level, but just barely.
    3. Instead of a sturdy dumpster or bear-proof receptacles, there are old fashioned galvanized cans with unattached lids. All of them were completely full the three days we were there.
    4. The dog run is unkempt and has no doggie bags or even a garbage can for waste.
    5. Although the trees are nice, they are so close to the parking area that we were unable to extend our awning.
    6. The laundry room has 2 washers and 2 dryers, but only one of each works.
    7. The whole place is terribly unkempt. "Rustic" is being generous. "Junky and trashy" is more accurate.

    It is too bad that the owner, who was very nice but obviously trying to run this place all by himself, appears to have given up trying to make a nice place. There are junk cars and RVs surrounding the campground and I don't think a weed whacker has been used for years.

    I would have been okay with paying $50 a night for this place, not $90.

  • M
    Jul. 6, 2022

    St Mary/East Glacier KOA

    Level with great amenities

    easy to find. nice views. nice showers with hot water. pull throughs were level and nice and long. Came with picnic table and fire pit. Guests were quite and had great camp ground etiquette. Had a nice big dog run. the Store was great with food, souvenirs, and ice cream!

    It is expensive but was 6 mins from east gate glacier. Had great Glacier views. Lots of dumpsters around for easy access. close to gas and shops. nice big hot tub and pool.

    We enjoyed ourselves here.

  • Nancy C.The Dyrt PRO User
    Sep. 17, 2021

    Heart of Glacier RV Park & Cabins

    Came for a couple of nights, stayed 6

    This is a small, family owned native American campground. While not perfect, we ended up staying 6 nights. We had no reservations and called around. They were very accommodating. We loved how convenient it was to St. Mary (1 block) and the Many Glaciers road turnoff at Babb (8 miles). Some sites so have mountain views. Although only 2 bathrooms with showers (1 each for men & women) they were very nice with current decorating. There are new power poles in the big rig section for 50 amp. However, there is no breaker on the pole. We used a 30 amp reducer and on the 3rd night, our power relay switch fried. We had to go to Great Falls for repairs (Martin's RV Repair is the bomb). They couldn't be sure, but think it may have been a power surge, not a lose wire. The roads around the campground were dirt and not smooth. Not too bad though. The big rig section was level, gravel sites with grass area and picnic tables. No shade. The other areas for 30 amp and tent/car camping are tree shaded. The wifi could only be reached at the office. No cell at all. They do have 2 washers and 1 dryer. $2 each. This is definitely not a resort. They do try hard to accommodate. Would we go back. Yes, but only if we could get a 30 amp (our rig usage) site.

    Awesome scenery and hikes close by. Going to the Sun road is amazing. Hidden Lake Overlook is not to be missed. PRO NOTE: If you like steak, Cattlemen in Babb (the only rest.) makes the best steak and lamb per hubby. Avoid the Salmon, though.

  • Brandon H.
    Oct. 5, 2020

    Whitefish RV Park

    Great location with AWESOME rates

    Stayed here as part of a 12 day vacation. Nice small rv park just behind a hotel which muffled the street noise a bit. I'd say 40% ish of the park is long term residents, but they were all friendly and stoped by to talk and talk about our rig. The couple who run it are incredibly nice. We were about 75 yards from the showers/bathroom which was nice. This was the first time for us to stay in an RV site with the roof top tent which we took advantage of with an electric heater and blanket for the nights. It was needed because it was high 30's in the mornings. The Glacier Nation Park gate was about 25 miles away. There were a ton of great restaurants and shops near by. I'd highly recommend stopping by the Army Navy Surplus store next to the rv park! I could see if your towing a fifth wheel or have a long setup this location could be a tight squeeze. Ohhhh yeah there is this town siren that goes off every night at 10p sharp...there is a reason behind this with some history, pretty cool...I'll let you look into that!!

  • Cheree H.
    Sep. 8, 2022

    Swan Lake Campground

    Beautiful dry camping site

    Swan Lake Campground in the Flathead in National in Forest near Ferndale/Bigfork Mt is a beautiful wooded campground with lots of wooded private campground spots. The host is onsite and we had no problem backing in a 40’ motorhome with a tow dolly and vehicle. I did not see any pull through spots. We didn’t have any cell service (Verizon) and cell service is spotty out towards Swan Lake. The lake is right across the street and you can rent paddleboard‘s and probably kayaks. The campground spots are level and paved with a picnic table and a fire pit. There are porta potty type bathrooms, bear food lockers and enclosed trash bins. $20 per night. Bears are active in this area. There’s a fun bar/restaurant about 10 minutes down the road towards Bigfork called the A Bar. I highly recommend it (they even carry my “Josh” Cabernet as the bar wine. You’ll find all kinds of local characters.


Guide to Coram

RV camping near Coram, Montana provides convenient access to Glacier National Park with sites generally available April through October, averaging nightly rates of $60-90. Located at 3,205 feet elevation, Coram experiences weather that can change rapidly, with summer thunderstorms common in July and August. Most campgrounds fill by early morning during peak season, especially those closest to the West Glacier entrance.

What to do

Fishing opportunities: Located at Hungry Horse Reservoir, Lid Creek Campground offers serene fishing in a secluded setting about 45 minutes from West Glacier. "Beautiful sights and very clean. Internet and phone service is very weak," notes Mark V., though the remote location is part of the appeal.

Biking paths: Some campgrounds connect to dedicated bike trails leading directly to Glacier. "We liked the bike path that runs in front of the CG all the way to the park," shared one camper at Beargrass Lodging & RV Resort, eliminating the need to drive into the crowded park entrance during peak season.

Local recreation: Beyond the national park, several campgrounds provide on-site recreation options. "The fishing and pond area was clean and well kept," reports Tracy O. about Mountain Meadow RV Park, while others offer heated swimming pools and playgrounds for children needing activity after long park visits.

What campers like

Privacy considerations: Despite close quarters at many RV parks, Clyde's Camp maintains a natural setting. "He did a wonderful job of keeping the site as natural as possible," notes Matthew W. about the owner, who preserved wooded areas between sites for privacy, a rarity among commercial campgrounds in the area.

Bathroom facilities: Clean, private bathroom facilities rank highly in visitor satisfaction. "The bathroom/showers are some of the best I've ever seen. Very nice," reports Tracy O. about Mountain Meadow RV Park and Cabins, where separate shower stalls and regular maintenance set it apart from more rustic options.

Campground atmosphere: Tent campers especially appreciate campgrounds with natural settings. "Lid Creek had two open spots on a Friday of July 4 weekend—we were thankful. Got site 23. No water, no electric, generators allowed and at least 6 were going in the morning," reports Darrin R., highlighting the trade-offs between amenities and natural settings.

What you should know

Water access: Not all campgrounds provide potable water. Lid Creek Campground requires visitors bring their own water supply. "There is NO WATER available at the campground so bring your own or you'll be frustrated," warns Bob R., an essential detail for proper trip planning.

Site leveling challenges: Many RV sites throughout the area require leveling equipment. "The sites are level, but just barely," notes one visitor about Sundance Campground, a common theme at several area campgrounds where the mountainous terrain creates natural slopes.

Reservation timing: West Glacier RV & Cabin Resort offers proximity to the park but fills months in advance. "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," explains Shana D., making advance planning essential.

Tips for camping with families

Dog-friendly options: Multiple campgrounds accommodate pets with designated areas. "Pet friendly, kid friendly, adult friendly with a great dog park," notes one camper about North American RV Park, while Brian C. reports it has a "Great dog park, kids area ok, walking distance to store."

Kid activities: Whitefish RV Park offers additional recreation options. "There was a great rock beach with plenty of room for kids to play and splash," Elizabeth N. reports about nearby lake access, important for families needing water activities during hot summer days.

Grocery access: Kelsey B. notes that near their campground, "There are two grocery stores in town, the smaller has excellent fried chicken and all of your basic groceries," helpful for families needing to restock supplies during longer stays without driving back to larger towns.

Tips from RVers

Site selection strategy: For larger rigs, corner sites provide additional room. "We got a prized corner spot with privacy of trees. So nice to have a grassy site, too," explains Melody C. at North American RV Park & Yurt Village, allowing easier parking and more outdoor space.

Hookup placement: Check hookup locations before selecting sites. "The power pedestal way forward so it's either park your tow vehicle behind your trailer or have a lot of length for all your connections," notes Jerald about West Glacier RV Park, a common challenge requiring extra-long power cords and water hoses.

Route planning: RVers should check road conditions when heading to more remote campgrounds. "Road to campground entrance has many turns but is paved up to that point, road into campground is a little rough but not bad, just need to drive slow," advises Thom M. about access to Lid Creek Campground.

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