Apgar Campground

Great location and nice overall campground. My only critique is the bathrooms. The floors were perpetually wet (and not from the rain). There were also far too few showers for the number of sites, and they were so dirty that I avoided them. I wish the showers were more like Colter Bay in Grand Teton National Park.

I solo camped here as a woman for the first time and felt super safe! Sites are spread far enough it's not packed but you don't feel isolated.

Site was a bit uneven. Knew that going into it but just something to keep in mind if pulling a trailer you will step out of your door and the ground slopes a bit. Rained half the days we were there so it was messy around camp. Lots of trees, so you only get direct sunlight in the early afternoon for a couple of hours. Not going to get much from solid panels. Deer come through all the time. That was really neat. No bear boxes at individual campsites which really surprised me given the fame of this park and its bears. Hosts are on top of their job and will leave you a notice/citation for not having a clean campground. I received one for having an empty igloo cooler for soft drinks out while we were away from camp. Kind of petty imo but I understand why they gotta do it. Overall, great experience. Will come back again.

Apgar is one of the best family camping experiences in North America. You can walk to ice cream, experience sunsets on the lake, have deer resting in your campsite while you eat dinner. There is no laundry or hookups so plan accordingly but it is well worth giving up those luxuries.

Campground was very nice, a little crowded but what can you expect from a public campground. The trees did add some nice cover and decent privacy. Only real complaint was the ground which we put our tent on was quite sand/rocky so I had trouble getting the tent stakes to stay in the ground.

We stayed in loop A early June of 24. The camp hosts were very proactive in insuring all campers were aware of the quiet hours and specific generator hours. I heard no generators operating outside those hours. The host were also very helpful in providing useful information that enhanced our stay. If you are planning an activity beyond the GTTSR check point, get an early start! Pull outs and parking lots at trailheads have limited parking and fill up fast.

Apgar campground was beautiful, and adjacent to the Lake. Large sites, and great pedestrian/bike trail to the Village.

Apgar Campground was fabulous, and the camp hosts were wonderful. The only thing that was frustrating are the driving passes there has got to be a better way to experience Glacier than to be worried about whether or not you are going to be able to drive to different parts of the park to get the full experience

We loved Apgar! The campground is large but we still felt "remote" in our tent site. The camp was clean and perfect for our 3 night stay. We enjoyed being on the west side of the Park (and enjoyed traveling to the east side). Would stay here again!

We were in the tent area and the site was spacious and somewhat secluded. Easy access to the sites of Glacier NP.