Under Canvas Glacier

I was shocked by how loud this location is. Our tent was just mere feet from a busy 80-mph highway, and the traffic noise (inside the tent and outside) was constant and overwhelming — nothing like the peaceful “disconnect in nature” experience advertised. My family barely slept all night. Staff offered earplugs and a noise machine instead of a real solution. This is not about being a 'light sleeper' - the constant noise during the day just increased my stress level through the roof. I had to cancel the rest of my stay after just one night, but Under Canvas refused to refund anything. Very disappointing and not as advertised.
I need to mention the positives as I'd be doing a disservice to the efforts the business is making in mantaining the property: very clean and well kept, great service (besides refusing to refund) If it wasn't for the highway, this would have been a perfect experience.
I am still amazed at how so few people find that level of constant noise unacceptable and how the business obtained a lodging permit. If you want to really rest and disconnect, find yourself a real hotel who stands by their quality standards.

We enjoyed a wonderful experience at Under Canvas Glacier. The tents with private bath were spacious, comfortable, charming, and just the right level of clamping for two 65+ year olds! The food at Embers was good, and the service from all the staff was excellent and friendly. The nighttime trains might pose a challenge for some, but they didn't bother us. The wooded location was also cozy and private.

We were in a safari tent with the private bath. The space was ideally tucked in the back of the campground and seemed a bit quieter then the tents closer to the lobby tent. It was a unique camping experience and provided us with everything we needed after day activities in Glacier. While the campground does not have wifi, our Verizon service worked fine to connect and watch shows on the iPad at night.
The staff were excellent. We did not encounter anyone who didnt go above and beyond with our questions and requests. We enjoyed our time here and plan to stay at other Under Canvas locations.
I know some people complain about the train but it didnt bother us and the entire town hears the train all night. The campground does provide earplugs that I thought was nice.

I’ve been to Under the Canvas in the Grand Canyon, which was spectacular. The one near Glacier Park was much less desirable. It is very, very loud, being located near a busy road and trains that blare their horns all day and night. It’s nearly impossible to sleep. The food was much, much better at the Grand Canyon also. The tent itself though was spectacular, though.

The camp itself is beautiful, and the service is great. We really liked our tent, the beds were comfortable, and the life music in the evening was are great. However, the location is terrible. The camp is right next to a major highway, which has a lot of traffic throughout the night. In addition the train goes by and is very loud several times during the night. It’s the main train line from Chicago to the West Coast. We stayed in other Under Canvas locations, which were amazing, but this one is really terrible. It’s a pity, because the concept is wonderful. But we had a very bad sleep, despite our own earplugs. I would truly not recommend staying there for the money, unless you are zero noise sensitive. But it kind of defies the purpose, considering that you want an outdoor experience in nature.