Glacier National Park Camping

Fish Creek Campground is in a beautiful setting. Camp sites are shaded and forested. Our site was a very small and on a corner. If you are running on solar just know there is no electrical or water hook up and the shade will block your solar panels.

It has been a month since I visited there but I feel like it has become part of me and stay with me forever. The views are so spectacular and I can't wait to come back next year.

Washroom and sites were very well maintained. We tented in 2 sites, neither had flat ground or trees tall enough to string up a tarp. Water access was in neighbouring campsite- bit awkward. Cell service made it great. We could check weather and plans hikes. Stayed 4 nights.

Beautiful campground with easy access to trails. Five minute hike right out of the campground to Fisher Lake where moose frequent. Nice restaurant onsite for convenient kid friendly meals and nice bathroom and shower facilities also. Definitely worth the campnab subscription to snag a reservation.

Thanks to Campnab, we scored a series of nights at St. Mary campground in Glacier NP. The campground was so conveniently located—we loved being at the end (or start, depending on how you look at it!) of the Going to the Sun road, which was a huge highlight of our trip. The campground is near the St. Mary Visitor Center, which allowed us access to wifi/service to connect with our families who had not heard from us the entire time we were on the west side of the park. On the East side of the park you'll also have more access to gas (there isn't any diesel on the west side!) and food, as well as being right near the KOA. Pro tip: The St. Mary KOA rents cars, so if you are traveling in a vehicle too large for the GTTS Road or you are in a van rental that won't allow you to cross the border into Canada for the day to explore Waterton (definitely do that!) then you are in luck! We broke up our 4-night stay at St. Mary Campground and stayed there for one night so that we could enjoy the perks of a rental car, along with the showers, pool and hot tub the KOA offers!

Campnab helped us secure two campsites at Fish Creek in Glacier NP, the sites that bookended our 9-day adventure through the park. We loved that Fish Creek was right near the West entrance to the park, giving us easy access to the beginning of the Going to the Sun road and Polebridge > Bowman Lake. Both sites we got through Campnab were near wooded shortcuts that led us right to the shore of Lake McDonald. How cool to be able to skip rocks, splash around, and enjoy sunsets by hammock all while being right near your campsite!

Campnab helped us secure a night at Two Medicine campground, which, despite being broken up into 3 loops, felt intimate and cozy. The way the campground was situated made it so that each site had quick and easy access to bathrooms and potable water without them feeling like they were in high-traffic areas. We loved the short walk from the campground to the lake, where we enjoyed skipping rocks, hanging out in our hammocks and gazing at the prominent (albeit smoky at this time) Sinopah Mountain.

Campnab helped us secure not one, not two, but three different sites at the highly-coveted (and nearly impossible to get) Many Glacier campground in Glacier NP. We loved being able to see different sections of the campground and found each one to have its own unique perks! Staying at sites in the 20s put us right near the Swiftcurrent Motor Inn, which had bathrooms, showers, a restaurant, and an adjacent gift shop containing just about everything you could ever possibly need while camping and exploring. We also had prime access to trailheads that you can walk to right from your tent. Staying in the 90s put us in a more serene generator-free part of the campground, giving us access to the rushing creek and enjoying sunsets over the Grinnell Peak.

Fish Creek is my go to and favorite campground at Glacier. You are close to Polebridge, have great access to McDonald Lake, are at the beginning of Going to the Sun road and have the cute quaint Apgar Village adjacent. There are showers on site. And enough space between campgrounds. Well, you’re not on top of each other.

Awesome campground and the lake was wonderful!!

St Mary’s camp ground is just Ok- I wouldn’t camp there again. Bathrooms were not that clean and the camp was noisy. It was super windy and the campground needs bear boxes at each sight!!

Thanks to Campnab we were able to get campsites at Many Glacier, Two Medicine and Apgar. This meant we were often a short walk, or boat ride away from amazing trails, mountains, lakes, waterfalls and wildlife. Campsite photos from Many Glacier and Two Medicine. Moose at Fishercap Lake.

Anywhere in Glacier Park is difficult to reserve due to the world wide popularity and short season due to location to the north and high elevation.

I was able to reserve an awesome spot using g Campnab

Busy and hard to get into campground but worth it. So close to so many hikes including Grinnell Glacier. I love that you can walk right over to the store and shower area. Be careful late in the season as things close without much notice. Lots of bear sightings right from my camp chair.

Easy to use and awesome service. I was able to get an extremely difficult campsite reservation using campnab! I would absolutely use this service again

Had an excellent stay at Many Glacier at the tail end of the season in September 2021. There was plenty of signage to navigate to/through the site, lots of room at the campground and the site was well-maintained. There were even special Ranger-led talks that were free of charge and open to the community. I went to one where I learned about Bear safety/awareness on trail that was quite informative. Highly recommend this campground.

Beautiful place . No words can’t describe it ❤️

The campground is everything you would imagine. Whether it's family or solo travelers, this site is good for all. When you have views of mountains and wildlife you tend to not to sweat the small stuff as showers weren't working in 2022. The campground is super clean and it and the space provided can easily fit a family of four. Other amenities is how close the store and gas station are to the campsite. Very helpful in a state where you need to drive everywhere. St. Mary seems more secluded than the other sites inside Glacier National Park. It provides a rustic and calm scenery. Which is nice when over a million people visit during camping times. Lastly, I was impressed with the park rangers holding meetings throughout the day to educate campers on the land we were on. Very informative and made my stay that much more rewarding.