Cute and cozy RV park in beautiful Whitefish. You won't even know it's there because it's behind…read moretwo businesses which include a small strip shopping center and a motel off of highway 93. This park is well maintained by super great hosts Tom and Denise. We were able to pull our 44' toy hauler in our space easily. Beware of two large pot holes on the right side entrance into the shopping center you pass to get into the park. There are lots of pine trees in this park but Tom keeps the branches clear so you don't have to worry about damaging your RV. The laundry and bathrooms are professionally maintained and very clean. Water and sewer hook ups are well kept and had no issues with either. The free WIFI was down for a few days while we were there. The internet provider had to order some part or piece of equipment. Once it was repaired the service was a little slower than what I am accustomed to but way better than my mobile phone service provider (Sprint doesn't work well in this area!) Big Mountain Ski Resort, Glacier National Park and Whitefish Lake are nearby. Fun shopping in downtown Whitefish is a must see along with breweries and good eats. This park is walking distance close to Super 1 grocery store, Cowgirl Coffee Shop, Army Navy Store and Sportsman & Ski Haus for all your camping, hiking and outdoor needs and an Ace Hardware store. Friendly Montana hospitality and excellent location will be bring us back to this RV Park!

Canceled a couple of reservations and have yet to get any money back, and they charge 25%…read morecancellation fee, which is outrageous. Should have told me when I made the reservation but never did

This was a beautiful park with large open grassy area in the middle. Our spot was level gravel with…read morea little grassy area and picnic table. The kids enjoyed scootering and biking around the paved park. We didn't have a need to use the bathroom, so we can't rate that, but we really enjoyed our stay. It's a great location between Whitefish and Glacier National Park. The property behind the park has horses that will come up to the fence which adds to the Montana feel.

Fabulous! From the moment we called to make a reservation…read morethe experience was wonderful! The site host (Craig I believe?!?!) was very accommodating and thorough. The RV park is very well maintained. It is clean and beautiful. It is in a great location. 7 mins to whitefish town center for lots of restaurants. There are many grocery stores minutes away. It is quiet. The bathroom and laundry facilities are nice and clean. We will definitely stay here again!!! Highly recommend!

Awesome place to stay, meet local and visiting mountain bikers and go ride!…read moreWe camped in one the 6 campsites. There's a rack for your bikes, a fire ring, clean toilet and water available. There are also showers and a kitchen if you opt to use it. We did check out the lodge and the rooms and they were really nice. There's a fire pit for everyone to hang at every night, perfect if you want to learn about where to ride! Tons of maps and hang out space out of the summer best-known really creative bike art too. Thanks Cricket and staff for the map and trail beta, we had a great ride straight from the resort! Hope to see you again soon!

We had an amazing experience with James and Nicole. Whitefish Bike Retreat runs an incredible…read moreplace. They helped set us up with an outstanding mountain bike. The place is a little bit out-of-the-way, but really only about 15 minutes from downtown Whitefish. Everyone was kind and professional and really knowledgeable.

Great central location for Glacier and the surrounding area experience. We had a wonderful time and…read morecompletely enjoyed Whispering Pines and its location. It made a great "hub" for everything to do in the area and around the lake. It is convenient to Glacier National and does not have all the busyness and congestion of West Glacier. The staff is delightful, friendly and helpful. We WILL be back to Whispering Pines and it will be longer than the 12 nights spent this year !

I know of no other RV park in Montana near Glacier National Park that is located such that you…read moredon't hear traffic noise from your site. The road off Hwy. 40 to Whispering Pines seems less than a quarter mile but it makes a huge difference in being able to feel like you're shrouded in rural bliss. It seems like the perfect central location to our primary interests of Glacier National Park, Whitefish, Kalispell, and Bigfork. We've stayed there for the summer season now for 3 years and also appreciate access to many many wonderful hiking trails. The two separate areas of sites in Whispering Pines RV Park (check out the map on the Web site) each pose great options depending on what you prefer: first accessable sites on the entry road are all sunny and surrounded by open fields, drive farther on the campground and choose a site in an area full of trees/shade that seems less open but so welcoming. Shade is what we ended up choosing in the hotter MT summer these days. Original owners were fabulous and new owners are even more so. We are treated like family for sure and I observed similar treatment and welcome for all guests new and repeat customers. My husband and I and our dog Steve will always choose Whispering Pines as our place to stay when we return every year.

Clean campground, great breakfast and nice amenities. 5 min drive to whitefish. 10/10 recommend!!!read more

We were on a motorcycle trip to Glacier and made reservations at this KOA based on our out travel…read moreplans. After making reservations we saw the reviews. We considered canceling but all the other options were twice the price. The Glacier KOA wanted $250 for a tent! So we took our chances. Turns out the Whitefish/Kalispell KOA far exceeded the poor reviews. The location is on a hillside, so yes not all tent sites are perfectly level, but they are generally flat and mostly level. Staff was friendly and courteous, the facilities were typical campground clean. The highlight was a free eggs/pancakes/potatoes/biscuits and gravy. There was also free coffee, juice and cereals. You ate in the large dining room/game room/ indoor-outdoor pool area. The only negative comment we have was that there were a lot of hornets and yellow-jackets. We did not prepare our own food, but opted to go back a mile to a nice Sportsbar/casino. Not the campgrounds fault, they can't control the bees!

Great little spot to set up camp while visiting Glacier Park .. What more do you need to glamp…read more. bathrooms & showers are spacious and clean

My sister and I just stayed here last night, and it was so comfortable, safe, and well run that I…read morehad to stop mid road trip to write a review - and was able to use their free wi-fi to do so. Showers are included in the price, and they are hot and clean. Our tent site had grass, a fire pit, and a picnic table. It was in the back of the park, so it was set back from the road and rest of park so there was no noise. The owner was so friendly and made us feel so welcome and at home. They even had laundry, and we got to have free coffee in the morning!

Really nice place, but the sites are WAY too close together for my taste. No landscaping or fencing…read morein between them so absolutely no privacy. My air intake is on my drivers side & the sites are so close I had to leave my rig because the neighbor was BBQ'in & the smoke was just engulfing my rig. My place smelt like smoke for days. They have a nice laundry facility but the machines seem a worn out, they just don't clean well. Each machine I used had to be cleaned out beforehand as it was full of dirt, twigs & dog hair. The office staff was absolutely lovely & helped us with what we we needed. Dog area is just ok, NO ONE cleans up after their dogs though so it's just full poop. I ended up not even using it because of how nasty it is. They do provide bags & the trash can is always full so idk how there's THAT much poop still in the yard.

One star...yup...here's why: current management is self-serving and completely inept. Good luck if…read moreyou stay here...bathrooms rarely if ever get cleaned during week (never on weekends, and not cleaned for three weeks straight during holidays), filthy laundry room with disgusting washers, long-term residents with 5 kids, 2 adults and 3 dogs in ONE travel trailer, dog poop all over sites, and a screaming pack of juveniles out at ALL year round, clueless manager, expensive (same price year round...even though you'll be quoted less). Some people get a discount and some people don't depends if the manager likes you or not!! I cannot tell you how bad this place is in amount of characters allowed. Owners need to fire the imbecile manager in front office who has this as a second job. This place has been run into the ground! So sad. :(

My wife and I rented E-bikes and hit the Going-to-the-Sun Road. We were met on time, dropped off at…read moreAvalanche where our terrific guide Howard ran us through the bikes and cut us loose. One of the best experiences in my life. Highly recommend.

Views views views!…read more Great change of pace after days of hiking. I rented a 1 seater kayak from glacier outfitters. It may look like a far walk but it isn't! Totally doable. The staff was very nice to explain everything to me. They showed me the lake map and where to go and not go, etc. Instructions were very clear. I rented 2 hours (they have you 15 mins for the round trip walk). The walk from the rental to the lake I thought was a bit of a walk but it was not bad to haul the kayak there, they are on wheels so it is not bad. You leave the wheels near the trees. Returning the kayak was fairly easy as well. There are lockers available that you can put your stuff if you don't want to take it with you. The minimum number of hours is 2 hours and it was 40 something. Overall it was a good experience! Everything was great. Would recommend and use service again.

Really disappointed with how we were treated here, especially after planning around this for weeks…read more This was our first time trying Basecamp Bigfork. We've rented kayaks from other places around the lake for years without issue, even in unpredictable weather, but this year we thought we'd try something new (don't). We had a reservation for the 4th and came fully prepared: rented a U-Haul to transport and store the kayaks, brought our own gear, safety lights, and had a secure location to store the boats overnight. We communicated clearly leading up to the reservation, repeatedly assuring them that we wouldn't go out unless the weather conditions improved. We were asking for the option to maybe go out if it cleared up. Instead, they cancelled the reservation last minute with no room for discussion. They kept bringing up that it was "getting too late," even though we were still within our scheduled time and in regular contact. It felt like they didn't trust us to make our own judgment call, and that was especially frustrating given how much planning we had done and how careful we were being. It completely derailed our holiday plans, and they showed no real effort to accommodate or even acknowledge that. No flexibility, just a blanket cancellation with a shrug. We've dealt with unpredictable Montana weather before and had a plan, but never with a company this rigid or dismissive.

Book Early - It's Amazing if you love nature and DOGS!…read more So, 3 years ago I called in early November to get a reservation for a half day dogsledding trip over Christmas week, and was told they were all booked up. So, when we decided over the summer to go to Whitefish for the holidays, I called and made a reservation (this was in August!). Seriously, it was at least 4 months in advance and I pretty much stalked them until I got confirmation that I had secured a reservation. Upon arriving in the Flathead Valley, I noticed how little snow there was and started to worry that the dogsledding would be canceled, but luckily, Mark texted that it was still on and he had a location that still had snow and we'd be fine. Thank goodness! Upon arrival, we were given a tour of the kennel, met the 6 dogs that were going to be our team, and loaded them up in the trailer. We got a bit of a lesson on how to manage the sled and then drove about 40 minutes south to an area that had a good amount of snow and got the dogs all harnessed up and off we went! There were two of us, so one of us was standing and driving the sled, and one of us was sitting as a passenger. We were able to switch out throughout the trip, so we both got to be the driver for a portion of the trip. When you are the passenger, you can take pictures and video, which is nice, but standing and driving the sled is the BEST part. We sledded down a road for quite a while, letting the dogs take breaks as needed. Mark, the owner of the company, managed the team by cross country skiing along side us the entire way to make sure the dogs behaved, gave us instruction and lead the way. It's quite amazing how much physical effort he puts in for you to have a great time - he basically exercises for two hour straight. The second half of the tour included heading into the back country, sledding through trees on a narrow trail. OMG - this was amazing! We stopped along the river and had hot chocolate, which was such a nice way to enjoy the scenery and let the dogs rest, take pictures and pet and kiss the dogs. If you are still debating if you should do this, I would say don't hesitate - DO IT. Especially if you are in good physical condition, enjoy outdoor activities and love dogs. It is such a unique and amazing day. Also, Mark is a fantastic guide, he makes it fun, light and he is so incredibly nice. The dogs are super sweet (although, they do get a bit rowdy and occasionally get into little tiffs with each other) and the scenery is outstanding. I seriously had a smile on my face the entire time, laughing continuously as we went through the trees. We had a blast and I'm so grateful we got to experience this day, it was the highlight of our trip. Last note, I wasn't sure what to wear. I would dress like you are going skiing. Since sometimes you are sitting, you get a bit more chilly, so dress in layers. I had on Sorel winter snow boots, ski pants, thermal underwear top and bottom, a fleece and a puffer jacket, along with warm ski socks, a warm hat and my ski gloves. If it is a really cold day, I'd get those hand warmers and foot warmer things that you can put in your boots and gloves.