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This place saved our vacation! Expedia overbooked our hotel and we were re-routed to this beautiful place! The team working there and the manager gave us an RV last minute to stay in, and made us feel welcomed and safe! The view is gorgeous, towns are 15-30 min away, theres also a small creek behind filled with trout and a peaceful walk! We were honored to stay here, and will live to tell the story behind the beautiful land of the blackfeet tribe! Thank you again to everyone that helped us, you guys were great!

Comfortable community style sites, in that you see each other but plenty of room for sense of space/privacy. This “work in progress” campground is cute with the neighboring dim lit teepees that are mixed into the area for a light nostalgic tribal feel. The location is convenient to access many must see’s… and you should slip in the park every evening for special animal viewing! Standard +plus rv sites with sewer—- a real treat to have sewer and even water hookup in the rest of the state and surrounding. Idk, about restrooms as we use our own facilities with full hookup. Wi-Fi is a luxury, as it’s not everywhere else but it does kick you off occasionally. We have been moving in the “glacier”/Canada area” for 2 weeks staying in other RV campsites. We haven’t had a tree in a campsite yet… but as with the rest of the mid-states from Mexico to Canada there is lots of dust, dirt and gravel roads.

***feels like some other reviews are just misaligned expectations for the area based on other type camping or resorting—

Great place to stay near Glacier. They were very flexible in accommodating us when our plans changed. Facilities all new and good sized sites.

Met the owner of the park when we drove in, and we were able to pick a large site next to our friends. We liked that. Caught some Trout at the creek. Had a great trip.

Large rv sites with easy access. Full hookups, starlink satellite. Clean park that is being improved upon. Fishing from creek on property was excellent.

Had a great time at this RV campground. They are just getting started and I think it will be amazing when they are finished.

Very polite, affordable, nice people. A newer resort.

Location is amazing!!! Beauty everywhere!!

Great views and perfect location for accessing the east side of Glacier. West Glacier a 90 minute drive away.

This is a resort in development, currently few amenities aside from your full hook-up campsite. WIFI was pretty good, possibly due to few campers. Given all that, the price was outstanding, and I'd stay again!

We stayed 3 nights at Glacier Grizzly Resort and it was a nice spot conveniently located not far from the east entrance of the Glacier National Park. The campground is very basic at this point and does not have trees and landscaping, but the surrounding views of the mountains are great. Plus, this is its first season to be open. It’s definitely a work in progress and we were just grateful to have a place to stay out in the middle of Montana.
The owner, Daniel was super kind and accommodating and communicated well with us! He took the time to talk with us and explained his big plans for the expansion and further development of this campground for the future. There are only 2 toilets and showers at this point but each time we used them, they were clean. The campground spaces for each camper vehicle were sufficient and not too cramped. Daniel was hard working and watched over the campground each day as he went about all of his daily work there. There are also authentic, charming teepees that can be rented.
~Ed and Melody Benson

Nice sites. Great views.

This has its pros and cons
Pros:
1) Biggest is how close you are to the park (15 mins from st.Mary’s entrance)
2) it is a cool concept and the general design of the tiipii is cool
3) check in was super easy

Cons:
1) Initial pictures make it appear as you are in the wilderness away from everything when in fact you’re on a gravel parking lot. I don’t have any pictures but the other reviews are pretty accurate. Additionally there’s cows walking around. This could be vastly improved with dirt/ grass added to the tiipii portion to give it a more natural feel but slightly misses the punch without it.
2) tiipii inside can definitely be updated. For the price paid the amenities should definitely have a cleaner look

Visit was in June of 23. Park is still under construction but has full 30amp hookup and sewer. Currently 2 bathrooms with shower are open. When the park is complete it's going to be amazing hopfully they make some sort of open spot at the river in the future but for now it's just a few yard through brush to sit and listen to the sound of peace.

This is certainly a great location to access Glacier National Park from. The vast beauty of the area speaks for itself. As far as the actual "rv resort" as it is called, well it has a long way to go before that is accurate. I believe the intentions here were good but time was not given to be done or even close to done with the construction. So it was advertised one way and delivered as another. Which is a real bummer for people who spend their hard earned money expecting one thing and getting another. The views of nature are great. The views of overflowing dumpsters, not great. Our site was good. We got there at the right time and found a level spot we could have for our 38 ft motorhome. Hookups were ok but we had to search for a picnic table. Building a campfire was not happening coz of fire danger, so no fire pit was no big deal. We watched multiple people come in with their campers, have no one to help guide them to their spot. Some even thought we were the "office". Anyway, the way the lot is graded, makes it a challenge to get in the spaces. People moved from one to another hoping to figure it out. It was a shame. And the "full " hook up advertised should have said, some are 30 Amp, some are 50 (I know it says that now). That small bathroom had a leaking shower and was often missing TP. Not really adequate for the park size.
The cancelation policy is the worst I have ever seen. That 48 hour after booking window is nonsense and unrealistic. Stuff happens. Life happens. If you have planned a trip in advance and have to cancel, most times it is not for a good reason. You should not have to forfeit all your money. It is ridiculous. We had to cancel our 2nd spot and I am so glad I saw that "within 48 hours of booking" coz we would have lost that 478 dollars. As it was, we waited almost a month for the refund, which also seems a bit odd to me, especially in this age of technology.
I think, I hope this place makes it. I hope the owner realizes that people appreciate the value of your word. Meaning, if you are going to say it be sure you can do it at that time. It is a beautiful space on sacred ground. I am not sure if we will be back bu I am certainly thankful that I got to go to GNP, coz that was the goal.

The positives-the location and size of the RV sites but the location is not consistent with the website as it is under construction and the price is high based on that right now. The not so positives-The location is not well kept yet- the 250 acre paradise as advertised had cow poop everywhere including the smell, no camp store/general store as advertised,the Wi-Fi only worked intermittently.

This RV park is very deceptive. No attendant, basically self serve! Not adequate amenities, little own the basic necessities! Way overpriced!

Gravel parking lot with hookups and wifi.