Glacier National Park

Campgrounds of Glacier

Glacier has a large number of campgrounds spread out all over the different regions of the park. Despite this large number, sites can be very hard to find in the summer season, and advance planning is necessary.

Apgar Campground

dollar Size & Cost: 194 sites, $23 per site

calendar Open: All Year (primitive in winter)

click Reservations: May through September, online at recreation.gov

marker Location: In Apgar Village, 2.5 miles from the west entrance off Going-to-the-Sun Road

drink Amenities: Running water, flush toilets, fire rings and picnic tables, dump station

chart Demand: Very high. Apgar normally fills every day in the summer season, usually in the afternoon.

Avalanche Campground

dollar Size & Cost: 87 sites, $20 per site

calendar Open: June through September

click Reservations: No, first come, first served

marker Location: 16.3 miles from the west entrance off Going-to-the-Sun Road

drink Amenities: Running water, flush toilets, fire rings and picnic tables, dump station

chart Demand: Very high. Avalanche normally fills every day in the summer season, usually in the afternoon.

Bowman Lake Campground

dollar Size & Cost: 48 sites, $15 per site

calendar Open: May through September

click Reservations: No, first come, first served

marker Location: 32.5 miles north of the west entrance via the very rough and unpaved North Fork Road

drink Amenities: Running water, vault toilets, fire rings and picnic tables

chart Demand: Medium. Bowman Lake sometimes fills in the summer, usually in late afternoon.

Cut Bank Campground

dollar Size & Cost: 14 sites, $10 per site

calendar Open: June through September

click Reservations: No, first come, first served

marker Location: 5 miles east of US-89 via the unpaved Cut Bank Road

drink Amenities: Vault toilets, fire rings and picnic tables – there is no fresh water

chart Demand: Medium. Cut Bank is remote and quite small, and sometimes fills in the summer, usually in late afternoon.

Fish Creek Campground

dollar Size & Cost: 178 sites, $23 per site

calendar Open: June through September

click Reservations: Late May through early September, online at recreation.gov

marker Location: On Camas Road, 2.4 miles west of Going-to-the-Sun Road

drink Amenities: Running water, flush toilets, fire rings and picnic tables, dump station, showers

chart Demand: Very high. Fish Creek is the only reservation campground on the west side of the park. It nearly always fills, usually by late morning. Reservations are strongly suggested.

Kintla Lake Campground

dollar Size & Cost: 13 sites, $15 per site

calendar Open: June through September

click Reservations: No, first come, first served

marker Location: 40 miles north of the west entrance via the very rough and unpaved North Fork Road

drink Amenities: Running water, vault toilets, fire rings and picnic tables

chart Demand: Medium. Kintla Lake often fills in the summer, usually in late afternoon.

Logging Creek Campground

dollar Size & Cost: 7 sites, $10 per site

calendar Open: July through September

click Reservations: No, first come, first served

marker Location: 28 miles north of the west entrance via the very rough and unpaved North Fork Road

drink Amenities: Vault toilets, fire rings and picnic tables – there is no fresh water

chart Demand: Low. Although Logging Creek is very small, it rarely fills.

Many Glacier Campground

dollar Size & Cost: 109 sites, $23 per site

calendar Open: June through September

click Reservations: Online at recreation.gov

marker Location: At the end of the Many Glacier Road

drink Amenities: Running water, flush toilets, fire rings, picnic tables, dump station, showers, campstore

chart Demand: Extreme. Many Glacier is very popular, and always fills in summer, often by 9AM.

Quartz Creek Campground

dollar Size & Cost: 7 sites, $10 per site

calendar Open: July through October

click Reservations: No, first come, first served

marker Location: 30 miles north of the west entrance via the very rough and unpaved North Fork Road

drink Amenities: Vault toilets, fire rings and picnic tables – there is no fresh water

chart Demand: Low. Although Quartz Creek is very small, it rarely fills.

Rising Sun Campground

dollar Size & Cost: 84 sites, $20 per site

calendar Open: June through September

click Reservations: No, first come, first served

marker Location: 6.0 miles from the east entrance off Going-to-the-Sun Road

drink Amenities: Running water, flush toilets, fire rings, picnic tables, dump station, showers, campstore

chart Demand: Very high. Rising Sun nearly always fills, usually by late morning.

Sprague Creek Campground

dollar Size & Cost: 25 sites, $23 per site

calendar Open: May through September

click Reservations: Online at recreation.gov

marker Location: 9.8 miles from the west entrance of Going-to-the-Sun Road

drink Amenities: Running water, flush toilets, fire rings and picnic tables

chart Demand: Extreme. Sprague Creek is quite small and very popular, and always fills in summer, often by mid-morning.

Saint Mary Campground

dollar Size & Cost: 148 sites, $23 per site

calendar Open: All Year (primitive in winter)

click Reservations: May through August, online at recreation.gov

marker Location: 0.7 miles from the east entrance off Going-to-the-Sun Road

drink Amenities: Running water, flush toilets, fire rings and picnic tables, dump station, showers

chart Demand: Very high. St. Mary is the only reservation campground on the east side of the park. It nearly always fills, usually by late morning.

Two Medicine Campground

dollar Size & Cost: 100 sites, $20 per site

calendar Open: May through September

click Reservations: No, first come, first served

marker Location: At the end of the Two Medicine Road

drink Amenities: Running water, flush toilets, fire rings and picnic tables, dump station, campstore

chart Demand: High. Two Medicine usually fills during the summer season, often by noon.