Apgar Campground

Great atmosphere in camp. Bathrooms were well maintained. Park volunteers were very helpful.

The campground is beautiful and the rangers were fantastic help. This is an excellent place to stay.

Shower is inadequate, long line for it.

The ranger talks in the amphitheater are great. There are 3 free showers for the whole campground. Flush toilets and sinks (no hand soap) throughout the campground.

I cannot say enough good things about this place! Wish we had stayed longer. Loved the shaded sites and lots of trees/privacy. Felt like we were in the forest. Good walking access to Visitor Center, Apgar Village and Lake MacDonald. Loved it here!

This campsite was great. The whole campsite was large and spacious. Your neighbours are a fair distance away from you when camping.

There are showers (at no cost) in the campground, which makes it even better.

The lake is great, and the village is within walking distance as is the visitor information centre.
The road to rising of the sun road is really easy to get to, the avalanche trail parking can get really busy.

Our family loved this campground and campsite. We were in A52 with a 24' trailer and Pickup truck and there was still room to spare. It was a little tight pulling through the trees when we left but not bad. A lot of tree cover, solar panels don't do well almost anywhere at Apgar. But it is a great home base on the West side and short bike ride to Apgar Village and Lake McDonald. AT&T signal is non existent. The bathrooms were a little rundown but we've been to worse at other parks. This site also has two separate tent pads, which most sites didn't have.

We stayed for 5 days, 4 nights at Apgar Campground and had such an incredible experience. It was amazing being so close to Lake McDonald. Apgar Village had everything you needed close by and the Camp Hosts / Rangers were so kind and helpful! Bathrooms and shower house were nice & clean. We would stay again in a heartbeat!

Apgar Campground is very nice. Our pull in site was on wrong side to have our door facing the campsite due to the one-way loop. It wounded up being fine as we didn't have to carry lots of food stuff out to the table and all as it rained most of the weekend. We didn't realize there is a nice, paved bike path behind the campground until it was about time to go. I spotted a large colorful woodpecker in the woods on our walk. The Ranger did a great job talking about Harlequin Ducks & Chickadees. We were huddled under the cover in the pouring rain. We also heard a ranger talk by the nature center on wildflowers. It is easy to bike or walk to some cute shops and cafe.

Not too close to other campsites, shielded from the Apgar Loop Road so passing vehicles aren't too loud, good drainage during rain events. The ground is flat and there is 1 tent pad. The table at our site was ADA accessible (longer tabletop). Close walking distance to the bathrooms and showers. The bathroom was clean during my visit.

Unfortunately, other campers created a brush path between the road and the campground that goes through this site, and they will rudely walk through your campsite if you don't block it.