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Two weeks ago on our across MT, we stayed at the luxurious West Glacier KOA for several nights, and heading for Great Falls decided to try this KOA rather than the other RV Park which sounded iffy.

They had room for our 27’ trailer and we were gladdened to see our site have shade trees, and nice vegetation separation between sites. Nice to have the shade after a warm and windy day getting here.
We were in the “older” area. The newer area has little to no shade until years of tree growth can provide it.

Some reviewers mentioned a lot of kid noise and activity, but on our Saturday arrival, not that much kid noise at all. They have a nice water park setup for kids, and an amazing round 2800 pound granite ball sitting on a 2300 pound pedestal and water flowing out of the base pushing up the ball with only 20psi water pressure is enough to make the ball rotate if someone pushes it around. Cool!

It was very quiet at night, and maybe slight discernible distant traffic noise, but hardly noticeable. No aircraft noise from the base either.

All in all, a good place to stay.

Two weeks ago on our across MT, we stayed at the luxurious West Glacier KOA for several nights, and heading for Great Falls decided to try this KOA rather than the other RV Park which sounded iffy.

They had room for our 27’ trailer and we were gladdened to see our site have shade trees, and nice vegetation separation between sites. Nice to have the shade after a warm and windy day getting here.
We were in the “older” area. The newer area has little to no shade until years of tree growth can provide it.

Some reviewers mentioned a lot of kid noise and activity, but on our Saturday arrival, not that much kid noise at all. They have a nice water park setup for kids, and an amazing round 2800 pound granite ball sitting on a 2300 pound pedestal and water flowing out of the base pushing up the ball with only 20psi water pressure is enough to make the ball rotate if someone pushes it around. Cool!

It was very quiet at night, and maybe slight discernible distant traffic noise, but hardly noticeable. No aircraft noise from the base either.

All in all, a good place to stay.

Two weeks ago on our across MT, we stayed at the luxurious West Glacier KOA for several nights, and heading for Great Falls decided to try this KOA rather than the other RV Park which sounded iffy.

They had room for our 27’ trailer and we were gladdened to see our site have shade trees, and nice vegetation separation between sites. Nice to have the shade after a warm and windy day getting here.
We were in the “older” area. The newer area has little to no shade until years of tree growth can provide it.

Some reviewers mentioned a lot of kid noise and activity, but on our Saturday arrival, not that much kid noise at all. They have a nice water park setup for kids, and an amazing round 2800 pound granite ball sitting on a 2300 pound pedestal and water flowing out of the base pushing up the ball with only 20psi water pressure is enough to make the ball rotate if someone pushes it around. Cool!

It was very quiet at night, and maybe slight discernible distant traffic noise, but hardly noticeable. No aircraft noise from the base either.

All in all, a good place to stay.

Two weeks ago on our across MT, we stayed at the luxurious West Glacier KOA for several nights, and heading for Great Falls decided to try this KOA rather than the other RV Park which sounded iffy.

They had room for our 27’ trailer and we were gladdened to see our site have shade trees, and nice vegetation separation between sites. Nice to have the shade after a warm and windy day getting here.
We were in the “older” area. The newer area has little to no shade until years of tree growth can provide it.

Some reviewers mentioned a lot of kid noise and activity, but on our Saturday arrival, not that much kid noise at all. They have a nice water park setup for kids, and an amazing round 2800 pound granite ball sitting on a 2300 pound pedestal and water flowing out of the base pushing up the ball with only 20psi water pressure is enough to make the ball rotate if someone pushes it around. Cool!

It was very quiet at night, and maybe slight discernible distant traffic noise, but hardly noticeable. No aircraft noise from the base either.

All in all, a good place to stay.

Two weeks ago on our across MT, we stayed at the luxurious West Glacier KOA for several nights, and heading for Great Falls decided to try this KOA rather than the other RV Park which sounded iffy.

They had room for our 27’ trailer and we were gladdened to see our site have shade trees, and nice vegetation separation between sites. Nice to have the shade after a warm and windy day getting here.
We were in the “older” area. The newer area has little to no shade until years of tree growth can provide it.

Some reviewers mentioned a lot of kid noise and activity, but on our Saturday arrival, not that much kid noise at all. They have a nice water park setup for kids, and an amazing round 2800 pound granite ball sitting on a 2300 pound pedestal and water flowing out of the base pushing up the ball with only 20psi water pressure is enough to make the ball rotate if someone pushes it around. Cool!

It was very quiet at night, and maybe slight discernible distant traffic noise, but hardly noticeable. No aircraft noise from the base either.

All in all, a good place to stay.

Two weeks ago on our across MT, we stayed at the luxurious West Glacier KOA for several nights, and heading for Great Falls decided to try this KOA rather than the other RV Park which sounded iffy.

They had room for our 27’ trailer and we were gladdened to see our site have shade trees, and nice vegetation separation between sites. Nice to have the shade after a warm and windy day getting here.
We were in the “older” area. The newer area has little to no shade until years of tree growth can provide it.

Some reviewers mentioned a lot of kid noise and activity, but on our Saturday arrival, not that much kid noise at all. They have a nice water park setup for kids, and an amazing round 2800 pound granite ball sitting on a 2300 pound pedestal and water flowing out of the base pushing up the ball with only 20psi water pressure is enough to make the ball rotate if someone pushes it around. Cool!

It was very quiet at night, and maybe slight discernible distant traffic noise, but hardly noticeable. No aircraft noise from the base either.

All in all, a good place to stay.

Two weeks ago on our across MT, we stayed at the luxurious West Glacier KOA for several nights, and heading for Great Falls decided to try this KOA rather than the other RV Park which sounded iffy.

They had room for our 27’ trailer and we were gladdened to see our site have shade trees, and nice vegetation separation between sites. Nice to have the shade after a warm and windy day getting here.
We were in the “older” area. The newer area has little to no shade until years of tree growth can provide it.

Some reviewers mentioned a lot of kid noise and activity, but on our Saturday arrival, not that much kid noise at all. They have a nice water park setup for kids, and an amazing round 2800 pound granite ball sitting on a 2300 pound pedestal and water flowing out of the base pushing up the ball with only 20psi water pressure is enough to make the ball rotate if someone pushes it around. Cool!

It was very quiet at night, and maybe slight discernible distant traffic noise, but hardly noticeable. No aircraft noise from the base either.

All in all, a good place to stay.

Two weeks ago on our across MT, we stayed at the luxurious West Glacier KOA for several nights, and heading for Great Falls decided to try this KOA rather than the other RV Park which sounded iffy.

They had room for our 27’ trailer and we were gladdened to see our site have shade trees, and nice vegetation separation between sites. Nice to have the shade after a warm and windy day getting here.
We were in the “older” area. The newer area has little to no shade until years of tree growth can provide it.

Some reviewers mentioned a lot of kid noise and activity, but on our Saturday arrival, not that much kid noise at all. They have a nice water park setup for kids, and an amazing round 2800 pound granite ball sitting on a 2300 pound pedestal and water flowing out of the base pushing up the ball with only 20psi water pressure is enough to make the ball rotate if someone pushes it around. Cool!

It was very quiet at night, and maybe slight discernible distant traffic noise, but hardly noticeable. No aircraft noise from the base either.

All in all, a good place to stay.

Two weeks ago on our across MT, we stayed at the luxurious West Glacier KOA for several nights, and heading for Great Falls decided to try this KOA rather than the other RV Park which sounded iffy.

They had room for our 27’ trailer and we were gladdened to see our site have shade trees, and nice vegetation separation between sites. Nice to have the shade after a warm and windy day getting here.
We were in the “older” area. The newer area has little to no shade until years of tree growth can provide it.

Some reviewers mentioned a lot of kid noise and activity, but on our Saturday arrival, not that much kid noise at all. They have a nice water park setup for kids, and an amazing round 2800 pound granite ball sitting on a 2300 pound pedestal and water flowing out of the base pushing up the ball with only 20psi water pressure is enough to make the ball rotate if someone pushes it around. Cool!

It was very quiet at night, and maybe slight discernible distant traffic noise, but hardly noticeable. No aircraft noise from the base either.

All in all, a good place to stay.

Two weeks ago on our across MT, we stayed at the luxurious West Glacier KOA for several nights, and heading for Great Falls decided to try this KOA rather than the other RV Park which sounded iffy.

They had room for our 27’ trailer and we were gladdened to see our site have shade trees, and nice vegetation separation between sites. Nice to have the shade after a warm and windy day getting here.
We were in the “older” area. The newer area has little to no shade until years of tree growth can provide it.

Some reviewers mentioned a lot of kid noise and activity, but on our Saturday arrival, not that much kid noise at all. They have a nice water park setup for kids, and an amazing round 2800 pound granite ball sitting on a 2300 pound pedestal and water flowing out of the base pushing up the ball with only 20psi water pressure is enough to make the ball rotate if someone pushes it around. Cool!

It was very quiet at night, and maybe slight discernible distant traffic noise, but hardly noticeable. No aircraft noise from the base either.

All in all, a good place to stay.