great area. tons of picnic benches and places to hang out. and easy access to lake. Nread more

April 17th, BATHROOMSAND SHOWERS ALL CLOSED/LOCKED AND THEYRE STILL CHARGING FULL PRICE TO STAY…read moreHERE. BASTARDS. I'm watching my neighbors shit and piss in the woods multiple times WITHOUT digging a hole. What in the $&!? Is wrong either way the state parks/rangers YES YOU RANGERS you're charging full price and no one even has anywhere to go take a shit or a piss, there's no honey pots out or anything. What the fuck? If I hadn't paid before, I knew the bathrooms and showers were closed. I would never have stayed here. Highly highly highly recommend the state park, plus it's dirty, my campsite is full of trash and there's huge rocks lane everywhere including the fire pit

We love Red Eagle! Gotta support the Blackfeet Nation! The location is right outside Two Medicine…read moreat Glacier and only 4 miles north of East Glacier. Removed from the crowds, we've thoroughly enjoyed the quiet, the creek to soak my hiker feet in, and the tree covered site.We have power, but the only drawback is that there's no water available. Make sure you fill up before you arrive! We've had a wonderful stay!

Never booked, always camp spots!!! Amazing creak sites +20…read moreNo need to pre-book, first come first serve. Dog lovers paradise / great off leash hiking Roads back to private chill spots on lower medicine. *leave no trace, bring your own water. Creak water for dishes. Portable bathrooms are clean. Great chance for elk in the upper fields. Enjoy, it's way better than two meds camp ground. And actually helps the sweet natives.

A undiscovered gem just outside Glacier national park. The owner is extremely nice. The site were…read moreample and level. It is a nice little park with a stunning view of the mountains. Gas stations are available and a few restaurants are nearby. The nights were quiet except by the charming sound of rail cars passing in the distance. Moderately priced we will return next time we are visiting Glacier.

OK. I'm gonna be that guy that pooches it. The word is now out. This was the campground we…read morestayed at for our summer adventure of 2016. This campground is awesome for everything it isn't. It lacks pretension, it's doesn't have a bunch of frills. And it's perfect! Full hook ups, pull thru, very spacious. It's close to Glacier, so we were able to roll our motorcycle out of the back of our rig and ride into the park. This really is a hidden gem, you just can't beat the view or the scenery. It's walking distance to the village and we are of the opinion Serranos for dinner is your best bet. Laundromat serves not only the local community but the campground as well. This is essentially a 3 or 4 acre spacious lot in front of someones home and we could not ask for a better place for our base camp for our motorcycle adventure in Glacier.

The CG was very close to Glacier NP. The owner was kind and helpful every time we needed something…read more However, it seems like he is running the place on his own, and it's difficult to keep up. When we first arrived the bathrooms were clean and neat, but as the park got full they went downhill quickly. Also this is an older park, with sites that did not anticipate larger rigs with slides. But even that would be workable if the sites weren't so overgrown. We had to tie the overgrowth back against the tree to get our vehicle in. This CG could be so much better with just some aggressive trimming of the verge.

This was a great spot for the night…read more It's about 12 minutes outside of the east entrance to Glacier National Park and we were trying to get in before 6am due to reservation system. We reserved a tent site for our van and they had nice hot showers. Pretty much all we needed. We got a good nights sleep and arrived in the park before 6am.

Let me start off with the good: Obviously, 5 stars for the…read morelocation. Easy access to many epic trailheads. A moose and her baby were in our campground three times during our seven night stay. How cool is that!?! Now, the not so good: 1.) You'll have to be at your computer right when reservations open frantically pushing the *book now* button and praying it ends up in your cart. Otherwise, you'll be checking recreation.gov every spare second you get and hope you time it right and snag a cancellation. 2.) Major road construction to get to MG, so expect delays. A lot of the road is still gravel/unpaved/potholes so you'll have to go slow! Especially if you're towing a trailer or have a RV. 3.) It's bear country! The rangers patrol like crazy and will cite you! Every time you leave your campground, you need to pack up anything that can attract bears (camp stoves, coolers, water bottles, tablecloths). So at least twice a day, we packed up almost everything. Kind of annoying, but understandable. 4.) Designated generator hours three times a day, in the middle of the day. The sites range from shady to sunny to semi-shady. Our site (110) was semi-shady, so we had to sit around in the middle of the day to make sure that our refrigerator had enough power so our food wouldn't spoil during the heatwave. That obviously limited us on our daily activities. 5. ) Over our seven night stay, my friends were able to piecemeal three separate reservations at three different campsites. At check-in, the ranger said the only way we could potentially check cancellations and extend the stay at a site was by going on recreation.gov. Not helpful at all considering there is ZERO cell service for any of the carriers there. (Other camp hosts at other NPs check their printout list, no problem.) 6.) Lastly, it was really sad to see that a lot of reserved sites were no-shows. Given how difficult it is to secure a spot, this was so not cool. Some other miscellaneous items: 1.) Vicious bugs everywhere! We had two Thermacells, citronella wristbands and doused ourselves liberally with bug spray and still managed to get eaten alive. Yes, I know this is the great outdoors. 2.) For 2021: Reservations for MG campground do not admit you to the going to the sun road! This was very unclear! Our neighbors told us the park changed this last minute, as we also were under the impression that we had access via our reservation. Because we didn't have internet access to even get a shot at reserving last minute tickets, we had to wake up at 4am to get through the gate before 6am. Needless to say, we could only swing this one day, which was a huge bummer because a lot of the trails and lakes I was planning on checking out are located in GTSR. We have visited and camped at over 20 national parks and this was the poorest run one by far.

Stayed here for a few nights and really loved the space between sights as well as closeness to…read moretrails and eateries.

This place is amazing. One of the warmest lakes in Montana, way less choppy than larger lakes like…read moreFlathead and Whitefish. Drew is a great instructor, extremely knowledgeable and patient. Btw, google is saying this place is closed, that's wrong. Just had a lesson this weekend.

My boys (11 and 7) had an incredible morning learning from Drew! He knew exactly what to say and…read morehow to encourage them to have success both wakeboarding and wakesurfing. If you're considering calling, just do it. You'll be glad you did!

The Swan River Trail is an easy, flat, out-and-back hike that's accessible from downtown Bigfork…read more There's no tree cover so wear a hat and plenty of sunscreen. It's about four miles and takes a little over an hour to complete. There are well-kept bathrooms toward the beginning of the trail and we were glad to see them at the start and finish of our hike.

Went with my friend and my kiddo. Everyone had a great time, beautiful views, kid-friendly, and our…read morecaptain was experienced and easy going. 10/10, do it!

Wonderful service! Amazing experience for my husband and three kids. They were so helpful to…read morechange our reservation to avoid some bad weather. The owners are the most friendly, easy to talk to people. We felt completely safe and in very capable hands. If you have never been parasailing, go!! It is a surreal experience and the view from 400+ feet in the air is spectacular at Whitefish Lake. We loved Big Sky Parasailing!!