Best RV Parks & Resorts near Heart Butte, MT

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

The owners are wonderful people. He is a wealth of knowledge and willing to share.

Listen to him. He saved us from taking things to Canada that we shouldn't take but

were going to. The border patrol WILL search your motor home. They know all the

hiding places. We got searched for over an hour. Luckily, I listened and took his advice.

We will always stay at Lewis and Clark when in MT. We had a wonderful trip to Alaska

via Canada. It could have turned out much different had we not stopped in Shelby at

Lewis and Clark RV Park before crossing the border, and listened to this wonderful mans advice.

He saved me from fines and maybe jail. I am forever grateful.

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 !!!

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.

This is a former KOA campground that was purchased by a family. We stayed her in the summer of 2018 during a very hot spell. We didn't have reservations and fit onto a site (#22) with a nice view of the distant mountains. Restrooms were always clean, even very early in the morning. We stayed two times. The second time we again didn't have reservations and they were expecting a large influx of families for a baseball tournament. They put us in the large RV area and we were grateful for accommodation. They have a small mini-golf area, picnic tables at the sites, and full hookups (as expected). They also have laundry facilities.

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.

I really want to give this campground 5 stars but the tent sites left something to be desired. The sites with the views that sit on top of a hill are for RVs (even for RVs, they are pretty tight spots). The tent sites sit in a field and like a previous review states, have little privacy. However the sites are flat which is a huge bonus. We were lucky and the tent sites were not very busy so we were not terribly disturbed. Site 68 is decent as there is an opening set back in the trees for your tent. Most of the fire rings and picnic tables are set pretty close together. The bathrooms were nice and there was always plenty of hot water, even when showering during the busy evening times. The restaurant is fantastic and we ate there 3 nights in a row. The night time stars are fantastic and the location is great for east glacier and many glacier (30 minute drive to many glacier). The campground is VERY clean and staff is super friendly.

Everything in Glacier in summer is crowded, and Two Medicine is no exception. It is a first come, first served campground with running water. The sites are all within a 100 years of the lake=beautiful. In the winter, the road into two medicine are closed. These are car/RV camping sites. Many great trails off of this campground. Warning, the east side of the park can be very windy.

Started on our way home from glacier national park at midnight. We couldn’t find anything that was open (including hotels). Randomly stumbled upon this campsite at 2:00 am.

Luckily the sign read: IF YOU ARRIVE AFTER 9:00 PM PLEASE SET UP CAMP AND WE WILL ACCEPT PAYMENT FIRST THING IN THE MORNING. THANK YOU.

Flat, grassy campground with some nice little trees for some shade. 6 tent spots (I’m sure they would accept more, plenty of room). Other spots for RVs. Nice clean bathrooms. Shower was good too, except the lack of curtains. Bring your own soap. They have a massive dumpster to leave all your trash in.

We needed a place to stop for a night while driving from Glacier to Yellowstone and enjoyed it here so much we ended up staying 3 nights! Every one of the staff members (and their parents who were visiting) were so friendly and accommodating, and you could tell they all worked hard and took pride in their campground. Level sites, spotless bathrooms and showers, laundry room, camp store and even mini golf. We would absolutely stay here again.

We stayed in Many Glacier campground to the north before coming south to Two Medicine for two nights. Heads up: when we were on 89, there was a sign at the entrance to 49 saying that vehicles over 21 ft not advisable (or not permitted? Don’t remember). We looked at google maps and decided that 49 between 89 and the campground did look pretty winding and decided to add the 15 miles to our trip by going out to Browning, down 2, then back up 49 from the south. Not a huge deal, but it kind of sucked and would have been nice to know this in advance. 

We stayed in 49C our first night and boy is that a terrible site for RVs. The sites are all these pull through curves, and some are on these gnarly hills. 49 was not only on one such a hill, but it was narrow as well, so we had a really hard time fitting. Luckily we had spent the day along Going To The Sun Road and had arrived fairly late and just needed to sleep and move to our next site the next morning. Day two we stayed in 83 B and this site was nice and flat and open, with a view of the lake. Basically, if you’re in an rv and flatness is important to you, I’d try and get a site along the edges. Those sites were flatter and wider than the sites in the center of the campground. No cell service anywhere here. Nice hikes directly from the campground. There are trash bins and plastic bottle and aluminum can recycling bins. Out on the road (not in the campground) there was also a propane cylinder recycling bin. At the St Mary’s visitor center there’s a standalone glass recycling bin in the parking lot. Dump station and potable water fill at the entrance to the campground. The first day we arrived there were sheep literally all over the campground, and we never saw them again after that.

We have stayed for a few nights over the 4th of July, 2023 at this place to visit Glacier National Park. The only good about this place is that the campground(not a resort by far) is relatively close to the East side entrance of the park(~20 miles). There are really not many choices to camp on the East side of the Glacier National Park, but I strongly recommend KOA St. Mary's over Glacier Grizzly campground if you are able to find availability at KOA. The pictures on Glacier Grizzly's website do keep changing constantly and most of the pictures are taken of some other places and not theirs. I am attaching few pictures of what it is really over there. The place is all gravel with water, sewer and electric hookups. They used to advertise 50amp hookups(they have stopped doing so since), but there were only 30amp hookups available at the time of our stay and I really doubt anything changed since. The sites are indeed fairly spacious, though fire pits are simply hole dugouts in the gravel. There was only one, recently built shower house available for the whole campground(2 showers and 2 toilets), but upkeep of it was lacking- no toilet paper, no hand soap, no way to dry your hands after using a restroom, nobody cleaned shower house during our entire stay! As an icing on the cake, one of the toilets got clogged and nobody had bothered taking care of it for a few days. Furthermore, there were only a couple locations for a garbage disposal that were overflowing with garbage. For around$130/night, we have definitely expected more. All the negative reviews are fairly accurate about the campground and the service(or lack of the service) provided.

Typical KOA, with tightly packed RVs. Nice amenities pool, hot tub, restaurant, playground.

The RV sites all had electric hookups and they had good space between each. Not a lot of shade, though. Would be nice if there were walkways down to the water so you didn't have to beat through the trees and shrubbery. There is a playground for kids. The lake has lots of open shoreline. There is tons of local traffic. A lot of the same vehicles that just drive through 10-20 times a day. It's a bit annoying. Lastly, they do have port-a-potties around the grounds but they are all riddled with large spiders and generally out of TP.

Glad we found this campground everything else was full. The owners are working to get all the hookups repaired. 93 sites lots of different types of sites. All the workers are very nice Electrical sites are 48$ non are 28 they are using portapottys until they get the water and bathrooms repaired.

We found this campsite on our way to Glacier National Park when we needed a tent site for the evening. The staff was extremely helpful and friendly. Only $22 for a site without electric hookups or $24 for one that does. The campground is very clean and offers showers, restrooms, laundry, dishwashing station, picnic table, cooking grill, fire pits, and WiFi included.

Every campsite in Glacier in peak season will get full. Use this website to see what is still open each day and historical info on when the campsites fill up (sometimes as early as 8 a.m.) http://home.nps.gov/applications/glac/cgstatus/cgstatus.cfm

St. Marys is a good bet because of all the privately owned campground in the town. Johnson's is nice and has a great little café. There is also a KOA. St. Marys hedges your bet on options, rather than hoping Many Glacier is open (for example). Also great access to the Going-To-The-Sun Road.