julietsnook

We stayed 2 nights in loop L, spot 488. Check in was great, they greet you at your camper and go over everything there. Directions to the site were easy to follow. The weather was forecast to be below freezing and possible snow during our stay, and they even went over tips and tricks to avoid freeze ups. Getting in the site was tight - lots of big rigs and trees - you can see where campers have hit the trees - so you want to be confident of your driving! Our site was level, but I saw others that weren’t so level. It’s a bummer that there are no campfires, especially when you could see the tent sites just a few yards away with blazing fires. It is a great base for exploring the Tetons, and we loved taking multiple walks a day to the beach area to look at the lake and the mountains. If you have slides, be sure to take a ladder and broom because you will have a lot of pine needles to move.

Check in was easy - signage to the office was clear and the escort to the site was really helpful. The park can be a bit of a maze if you aren’t familiar with it. Our site, #30, was spacious and had no neighbors, so it felt like our own mountain retreat. Other sites are closer to each other, and we saw some of the bigger rigs struggling to get in a spot or navigate the park. We loved watching the sunset from the swings by the trout pond. Convenient to both Glacier and nearby towns, it was a great base. Hook ups were spaced just right for our travel trailer. I used the laundry, which was reasonably priced and very nice. 100% recommend.

Beautifully landscaped campground. Friendly staff. Easy check in and finding our spot was a breeze. Most spots are large and shaded, ours (spot A14) was not. Most of the sites starting with A appear to be newer with small trees. Site was level, hookups easy, laundry and shower clean. It’s near a highway, but far enough of it that noise isn’t bad. It’s near train tracks, but they just go by without sounding their horn. It’s on the flight path for the airport, but only a few planes fly over each day. There are a few long term campers, but everyone seems to take pride in keeping the campground beautiful, so no eyesores like I’ve seen at other places. With the beauty comes a price - they water nightly, so don’t leave your stuff out or it will get wet. They also have some of the most strict rules about fire pits and rugs I’ve seen. Still, I’d recommend it and I’d come back.