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In Glacier Park
Camp Grounds
In Glacier National Park
St. Mary's Area
See Map Here
McDonalds Area
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North Fork Area
Southern Boundary
Area
Two Medicine Area
Logan Pass Area
Many Glacier Area
See Map Here
Trail of the Cedars
Avalanche Area
Cut Bank Area
Chief Mountain
Goat Haunt Area
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In Glacier Park
Wintering In
Glacier National Park
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Campgrounds in Glacier National Park
The following information was taken from the Waterton Glacier Guide,
which is given to each Park visitor. You may request a copy by
writing Glacier National Park, West Glacier, MT 59936 or by calling
(406) 888-7800. Visit their web site at www.nps.gov/glac for
up-to-date information.
"Campgrounds in Glacier provide just over 1,000 camp-sites. Most are
available on a 'first-come, first-served' basis. Fish Creek and St.
Mary campgrounds may be reserved ahead through the National Park
Service Registration System by calling 800-365-CAMP.
"Campsites are limited to 8 people and 2 vehicles per site. Most
campgrounds have drinking water, restrooms with flush toilets, and
cold running water. Utility hookups are not available."
Apgar: The campground opens
May 7 and closes October 18. The campground is open for primitive
camping April 1 through May 3 and again in the Fall from October 15
through November 30. Primitive camping is $10.00 per night. There are a total of 196 sites; 25
sites are set aside for RVs. The campground offers flush toilets and
a disposal station.
Avalanche: The
campground opens June 18 and closes September 7. There are a total
of 87 sites; 50 sites have lengths of 26 feet. The campground offers
flush toilets but no disposal station.
Bowman Lake:
The campground opens May 14 and closes September 15. Bowman offers
48 camping sites, but RVs are not recommended (primitive road).
Cut Bank: The campground
opens May 8 and closes September 13. Cut Bank has 19 sites, but RVs
are not recommended.
Fish Creek: The campground
opens June 1 and closes September 7. Offering 180 sites, three sites
provide a maximum length of 35 feet. Flush toilets and a disposal
station are provided.
Kintla Lake:
The campground opens May 21 and closes September 15. The campground
offers 13 sites, but RVs are not recommended.
Logging Lake:
The campground opens July 1 and closes September 7. Logging Lake has
eight campsites, but RVs are not recommended.
Many Glacier: The campground opens May 28 and closes September 22. Offering 110 campsites, 13
sites have a maximum length of 35 feet. Flush toilets and a disposal
are provided.
Quartz Creek: The campground opens July 1 and closes September 7. Quartz Creek has 7 camping
sites, but RVs are not recommended.
Rising Sun: The campground opens May 28 and closes September 23. Offering 83 campsites, three
sites have a maximum length of 30 feet. Flush toilets and a disposal
station are provided.
Sprague Creek:The campground opens May 21 and closes September 27. The campground offers 25
sites, but no towing units are allowed. Flush toilets are provided.
St. Mary: Primitive camping is available April 1
through May 24 and again September 24 through October 30 for $10.00
per night. Winter camping begins November 1 and runs through March.
Offering 148 campsites, 25 sites have a maximum length of 35 feet.
Flush toilets and a disposal station are provided ( no services for
winter camping).
Two Medicine: The
campground opens May 28 and closes September 13. Offering 99
campsites, 13 sites have a maximum length of 32 feet. Flush toilets
and a disposal station are provided.
This concludes all of the
Campgrounds in Glacier National Park, their are many
other campgrounds located just outside of the park that are very
nice when these are full.
Backcountry Camping Guide
The new backcountry guide is online. Please read through it as there
are some changes from past years. One big change is the application
form. You can now submit requests for two trips on the one form.
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