If you're staying in Kalispell and looking for something to do on a hot day, go to Woodland Water…read morePark! We had people from ages 5-50 who had so much fun! They had a lazy river, large pool, kiddie splash area, diving board, and two water slides! One of the water slides was incredibly fun for teens and adults!

This is a beautiful city park. It has a man made pond with ducks and geese year round, that's kept…read moreunfrozen on one end for them during the winter. On the other end during the winter, it's turned into an ice skating rink. It's lovely in the spring and summer. It's kept really well manicured. There is a path that winds throughout the park so you can walk your dogs. Bathrooms are older but when you gotta go, you gotta go! Attached is a water park for kiddos in the summer and a skate park. The skate park is free, the water park charges a fee for entrance. Sometimes there are shady characters around so I wouldn't recommend just dropping your kids off.....

Without a doubt, one of the most breathtaking national parks we've ever visited! Glacier National…read morePark completely exceeded our expectations and gave us some of the most unforgettable experiences. There was something incredible around every corner: Wildlife: We were lucky enough to see grizzly bears, black bears, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, birds, and so much more. Seeing these animals in their natural habitat was truly special. Glaciers & mountain views: Ancient glaciers surrounded by towering peaks, dramatic landscapes, and endless mountain views it honestly felt unreal. Turquoise lakes: The crystal-clear, turquoise waters looked almost too perfect to be real. Every lake felt like a postcard. Boat rides: A peaceful way to take in the beauty of the park, surrounded by glacier-fed waters and stunning mountain scenery. Hiking: Every trail we explored was worth it! Avalanche Lake, Hidden Lake, Running Eagle Falls, and more each one offered something completely different and beautiful. Wildflowers: Colorful wildflowers and bear grass were everywhere, adding even more beauty to an already incredible landscape. Huckleberry ice cream: And of course, you can't visit Glacier without trying huckleberry ice cream! Such a fun and delicious Glacier tradition. From the wildlife and glaciers to the turquoise lakes, scenic drives, hikes, and peaceful boat rides, Glacier National Park truly has it all. We left with so many beautiful memories and a camera roll full of pictures we'll be looking at for a long time. Absolutely unforgettable and 100% worth the trip!

Where to start?! This has been a bucket list item for some time and not sure why I ever waited…read more If this is on your list GO NOW it does not disappoint!! Solo visit so easy to get up early and beat the crowds through Going to the Sun Road and Logan Pass parking drama. Perks: wildlife still out and about, easy parking to be had along the road and all lots, not a lot of crowds for optimum photo catching. Cooler on those hot days! Cons: no services open or available so have to have everything you need planned out until things open (normally 8 or 9 o'clock). I will have to venture back to grab a stamp for my NPS passport. I could spend a year here and still be excited to go and see more or hike another trail. It is a beautiful and pristine park to respectfully enjoy. I used the general store at Rising Sun mid morning to grab a few gift and snack items as well as refill water (bottle filler inside or purchase drinks of choice). Has just about anything you need there for purchase along with bathroom and showers. I can't speak for the park service visitor centers at Apgar nor Logan Pass as I didn't use as they were not open when I entered (save restroom at Logan). Logan Pass has free parking for 3 hours if you can get a spot. You do have to use the kiosk to out in plate data which provides time stamp and place on dash. Of note, there is a lot of places where you are driving by sheer cliffs with falling rock hazards with tight areas. Be mindful of the speed limits when reducing to 25 as they are normally around these tight areas or people congested areas. Also be courteous, there are plenty of pull off areas if you prefer to go slow, pull off and let others proceed smartly. Whether you are a hiker for the trails or a boater to grab one of the rentals to take out on the lake there is plenty to do here. Items book well in advance so book early and come enjoy one amazing National Park!!

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

This park has slowly become my favorite. Of the two big parks in town, this one is cleaner, feels…read moresafer, and has nicer bathrooms. Walking alongside the river is nice, and you can climb up the hill for a challenge! I have also enjoyed the picnic tables in picturesque, shady areas. Bring water--something about being close to the river makes this place feel humid in the summer!

Well maintained park. Lots of families and doggos…read more Appreciated the trash bins available for picnic lunch remnants.

It's a great campground - clean and affordable. I was born and raised in the area and would love to…read morecamp here more often. It's affordable and most of the camp spots are right on the lake. However, Flathead Lake is not for the faint of heart . Come prepared for any weather at any time of the year!

This campground itself is somewhat compact. I had to parallel park here and I don't think I've…read moredone that any campground. I had reserved three nights during my stay in the region and that was smart because every site was occupied. I set up my tent quickly and took a quick photo from inside my tent before I went to sleep exhausted after a full day of hiking. I was up before dawn to get back on the trails at Glacier by 7am so I packed up quickly. Thinking I would return for the second and third nights, stormy weather derailed that plan. It's too bad because I liked this park and wanted to spend more time at my lakeside campsite. A plus was the other campers who were all incredibly quiet and respectful.

Stopped in looking for a place to eat lunch. The Ranger was at the toll booth and said the…read morecomputer was down. We said we just wanted to find a quiet picnic table for lunch and he gave us a complimentary pass. We thought that was exceptionally nice although almost all of the state and national park rangers we run into are nice like that. Found a nice spot on the water. Got a few good pictures. Obviously, our experience and impressions of this park and staff were five stars.

Relaxing park with a sizable grassy-area, right off the 93 Highway in Lakeside with beautiful views…read moreand direct access to Flathead Lake, with some boat and walking docks right off the sandy shore. There's also over a handful of picnic benches and some shaded gazebo structures for a group to gather for an afternoon BBQ or full day of leisure at this lakeside park. Clean and accessible restrooms are available and the dedicated parking lot has about 20-30 spots. There's also plenty of additional nearby parking for the coffeeshop, stores, restaurants and other venues that border this park.

This is a great little park in Lakeside. Neat, easy parking and lake access, nearby bathrooms.read more