North American RV Park

This park worked well for us as a base to explore Glacier Park. There's nothing fancy about it, but the sites are decently sized (no shrubs or trees, just wide open grass and gravel) and the staff was very friendly. The WiFi never worked at all during our 5 day stay, but we had good Verizon coverage and weak AT&T coverage. There was a fenced dog area but it was so small it looked more like a dog jail (seriously: it was 12' x 18' with a 6' high chain link fence and a huge tree in the middle taking up much of the space), however there are plenty of places to walk dogs on leash in the park and a gas pipeline nearby for longer walks. In short, it's a basic but perfectly functional place to visit the national park from. We would stay here again if visiting Glacier again in the future.

Check in was fairly easy except for the strange tax calculation (it was too high) for which we never got a reasonable answer. It is tight getting around. Narrow roads with lots of trees. We were traveling with friends, and neither of our sites were remotely level. We needed lots of blocks in the front of our motorhome and never got completely level. We had to use a foot stool to be able to reach the entry stairs comfortably. Sites are narrow and very close together. Our tow vehicle would only fit in sideways. We were not able to extend our awnings due to trees. Surprisingly, we were able to get a signal for Directv despite the trees. WII FI was unavailable most of the time. Very weak Verizon signal even with our cell booster. There are loads of trains and the associated blowing whistles especially at night. Even though we were in a site towards the back, the road noise from highway 2 was loud and constant. The positive aspect is the proximity to Glacier. Also, it is an easy drive to Whitefish and Kalispell.

15% military discount.

Right off Highway

Large sites good for big rigs, no trees so Dish worked well.

Nice, friendly staff and accommodating owner!

WiFi not so good. Our only disappointment

We arrived on a Sunday, great people in the office. Good Sam and Military discounts. Full in the first week of July. Pretty level sites, we don't have use of our jacks, so it was level for us.

The shop next to the RV Park, the guy is great! 15 minutes from the entrance.

Was able to use my Verizon jetpack for work, bars are not always a great indication of good service. My upload was 7, download 5 and pings 112 with a WE Booster. Without it, not good, does not even bring up the pages well. Needed this for work, so it was imperative for the booster.

A train runs in the early morning, but only if you are awake at 2-4 you will hear it.

Remember, with the WE Booster it is 4-5 bars, without one, it's about 2-3 and not powerful enough.

We were having a hard time finding places to stay around here with cell phone service. We were assured that this place had decent service and good wifi. This was wrong. The service was barely able to hold a video call with ATT and Verizon and a cell booster. The wifi was OK when nobody else was on it. We ended up driving into Columbia Falls on the days we had to work.

Aside from this, this park is pretty decent. We stayed in the new area of the park and the gravel was still being dumped as we rolled up. The sites are a reasonable distance apart; it's not like the parking lot campgrounds we have seen. There's good water pressure and up to 50 amp service. There were a ton of kids running around and playing everywhere.

The absolute best part of this park is that it is so close to the west entrance of Glacier. This allowed us very easy access to the park.

Convenient campground to Glacier National Park. Nicely spaced sites, full hook ups and friendly staff. Rental place next door for boats and bikes. Could hear trains nearby but could sleep fine in RV. WIFI decent. Big rig friendly.

I loved this campground, super clean and nicely spaced. Nice laundry facility and cute park for my kids to play at. Overall would recommend! Also our AT&T wifi box was able to get a decent connection to allow for streaming! Cell signal wasn’t the best though. (Sprint/T-Mobile)

Easy pull thru sites for big rigs. Clean park and facilities. Great staffing.

Nice campground. Sites are a good size. Six minutes to Glacier National Park West entrance. All the hookups worked flawlessly. Wifi works well. You won't be impressed by the ping time when you run an internet test, but I was able to stream shows at night with only a rare bit of buffering. The Verizon cellular signal is good enough for phone calls in the newer end of the park, but in the section near the office (with better shade) you may need to walk toward the road to get good quality signal for a phone call. Yes - there is a train, but it's not close enough to interrupt a conversation or your sleep. There is a playground area that is popular, camp store, laundry, showers - all appear to be working and clean although I visited only the camp store. Glacier NP is majestic and beautiful. Kalispell and Columbia Falls offer more shopping. Don't miss trying Huckleberry Pie when it's in season. I stayed 9 days in a 26' travel trailer.

Staff both in the office & in the store out front were very nice, if not for them I’d rate lower.

Sites are dirt & ours was not level (a big pet peeve of mine). Even our picnic table was on a slope.

WiFi was not reliable unless working outside the office or in the rec room. This was even though we were sited close to office & WiFi antenna.

If we were to stay here again I would rather be in the newer area of the park even though it has some negatives as well (like being dustier).

Next time in area we’d probably choose to stay in Whitefish or Columbia Falls as we ended up were there more days doing things than inside Glacier itself.