We stayed in an RV and it was beautiful. Within 10 minutes of West Entrance into Glacier. They have…read morea dog run gated area surrounded by a large field for the dogs to walk around in on leash. Would definitely stay again.

Wonderful Experience all around. The RV hook ups gave such a great view and had plenty of privacy…read more The grounds were very well kept. It was nice to walk around the property and walk up to the pond. The people who run the place were great! We even had our fridge go out on us and they had an RV repair guy to call. They were very helpful! The location is great! I highly recommended bringing your own food and grilling out since most of the restaurants and bars around are not the best. The campfire meals is such a great experience at this place too. Plan ahead for your trip into Glacier National Park and make sure you have all your driving passes and day passes to where ever your going. Or make plans to go into the park after 3pm when it doesn't require passes. There is so much to do in Glacier that this is a great place to stay for exploring the West Side! Enjoy the beautiful places

This was our first time to Glacier National Park. We were lucky enough to get a space at West…read moreGlacier RV Park for 4 days. We loved every minute of it. Easy walk to the town of West Glacier. Good restaurants and shopping. Nice walking paths everywhere. The park was great! Nice level sites. Beautiful views and sunsets. The staff was amazing and accommodating.

Great location right near the west Glacier Park entrance. Walking or riding distance to…read morerestaurants, coffee, ice cream and the bar. Spots are large enough to fit even the largest rigs. Full hookups, fire pits, clean bathrooms and showers. A general store is small but does have a good selection of inventory.

Feels like someone built a gorgeous new terminal and then immediately invited the entire state to…read morefly out of it. The design is clean, modern, and genuinely pleasant to move through--big windows, fresh finishes, and that polished "new airport smell" that makes travel feel a little less chaotic. The problem hits once you reach the gate areas. They're consistently congested, even at times that shouldn't be peak. Seating disappears fast, people cluster in every walkway, and the whole zone takes on that "everyone's waiting for the same delayed flight" energy even when operations are running on time. It's not mismanaged; it's just undersized for the traffic it's pulling. Staff are friendly, security moves quickly, and the overall experience is still solid. But the crowding keeps the terminal from living up to how nice it looks. A comfortable 4 stars--great aesthetics, good service, but the gate congestion is impossible to ignore.

Unique, warmly carpeted & cozy airport. Decor and accents encompass Montana well with surrounding…read morepine trees everywhere you look as soon as you land. There's a grand piano everyone is welcome to play on in the lobby and neat animal statues. Everything is in 1 building with baggage claim close to the gates and rental cars immediately outside which is refreshing and a pleasant surprise! Least amount of walking and barriers to commence a vacation I've ever experienced - which is what prompted me to leave my first airport review. Their TSA Cares service is also top-notch which we utilized for our autistic son.

Amazing helicopter ride with breathtaking views. Go for the full hour ride to see part of the…read moreGlacier national park from a very different perspective. Ice capped peaks as far as the eye can see, some glaciers, lakes a waterfalls can be viewed. Easily one of the top helicopter rides we've been on. The reservation process is a bit tricky and played by ear. You get an initial confirmation then a second confirmation the night before. We were able to book the day before and they were very accommodating. The weather is highly variable in Glacier Park and understandably they may have to cancel depending on the weather. However it worked out for us.

This was the highlight of our recent trip to Glacier national park. We drove the HIghway to the sun…read moreon our first day, then booked this for an aerial photo tour. Our pilot was amazing, knowledgeable, and didn't take risks (which I appreciated!). We did the one hour tour, I think the half hour would be way too short. We were so happy to see the glaciers, waterfalls and other sights you just cannot get to in the park. We had no problems with our reservation, or the directions for getting there. If the weather is bad, they will cancel for safety reasons, so we were blessed with beautiful weather. A must do.

My husband & I stayed in the Brownstone cabin for a few days while visiting Glacier National Park…read more Such a charming cabin, very clean & stocked with everything you need while staying there (except food of course). We reserved through Air bnb. Only about a 20 minute drive to the west entrance of the park. Pet friendly & the host was very nice. Highly recommend!

We booked through Airbnb and stayed in Mickey's cabin for a week. The location was perfect for…read morevisiting West Glacier, Whitefish, Kalispell and surrounding areas. The quaint 100+ year old updated cabin was clean and stocked with all our needs, including a surprise anniversary basket of goodies! The host was especially friendly and responsive to our needs. We literally lived on the porches enjoying the morning weather, hummingbirds feeding and incoming changing weather patterns across the sprawling pasture. While some may feel the rare vehicle passing on the nearby gravel road is a negative however, we took pleasure in waving to the campers on Spotted Bear Rd. Chilly evenings were quickly remedied with a roaring fire in the antique fireplace. THE place to unwind after a busy day exploring Glacier!

Fascinating place. Took my teenage grandsons and they were intrigued. We were worried it was some…read moreroadside fleabag attraction and it wasn't! We left we a lot of questions.

Wow what an incredible day! House Of Mystery is a MUST GO! The tour guide "Salt" was super fun,…read moreentertaining and informative! I had a blast.. The energy from the vortex is crazy in itself and the spirt orb was with us in the house and captured in our picture. I really enjoyed it!!

We took the Western Alpine Tour. Our driver was Jammer Jim. He was an excellent tour guide. He was…read morevery informative and entertaining. I would absolutely do it again. This is the best way to tour the park. The buses are very comfortable and a lot of fun! We were visiting in that area for two weeks and this was definitely one of our favorite days. It was relaxing and the weather could not have been better! There are no words or photos that can do this Red Bus Tour any justice!

What a great tour!! Karl was fun and funny. He knew a lot and was able to give us history of the…read moreareas as well as the bus. We took the Huckleberry tour and it started out sunny. Then it started raining. Then it hailed!!! Karl did say this part of the park is more of a rainforest so that explains why it rained. Of course the sun came back out in the last 15 minutes of the tour. The tour was wonderful and he was a very accommodating guide the entire time. I wish we'd had done these tours in some of the other parks but now we know for the future. This is a great way to see part of the park without driving or hiking.

We booked a fly over of Glacier National Park and oh my gosh, we would absolutely do it again. The…read moreviews were absolutely stunning, and the pilot was very knowledgeable about the history of the park and all the wildlife there. We were so happy we did this flight. We drove through the park the day before, but the flyover was epic. Definitely recommend this!

Red Eagle Aviation - 1-Hour Tour of Glacier National Park…read moreAbsolutely incredible experience! Red Eagle Aviation is the only aviation company authorized to fly over Glacier National Park, and it shows in their professionalism and deep respect for the land and its visitors. John Paul, the owner, personally led our tour. He's hands-on, incredibly knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about Glacier. His respect for the park's boundaries and the hikers below was evident, and he made sure every member of our family--especially our 11-year-old granddaughter--felt engaged and included. Although we've explored Glacier extensively over the past five years, seeing it from the air offered an entirely new perspective. The scale, the terrain, and the vastness suddenly made more sense--especially those ridgelines we've always wondered about. If you're planning to visit Glacier, do this first. It will shape how you experience the park. There's no better guide for this than John Paul--experienced, respectful, and deeply connected to this incredible landscape. A must-do for anyone who truly wants to know Glacier.