Apgar Campground

No problems, nice camp ground, helpful staff, lots of deer.

We were unable to get a reservation for more than one night in our late season visit (Oct). In fact, we got the last reserved spot for the day we booked. Upon arrival, we realized there was only one vault toilet for men and one for women for the entire campground. Needless to say, there was a line to use these toilets in the morning. Further, the next morning revealed that there were at least 6 sites that went unoccupied the prior night in spite of those reserved spots being taken.

We were unable to get a reservation for more than one night in our late season visit (Oct). In fact, we got the last reserved spot for the day we booked. Upon arrival, we realized there was only one vault toilet for men and one for women for the entire campground. Needless to say, there was a line to use these toilets in the morning. Further, the next morning revealed that there were at least 6 sites that went unoccupied the prior night in spite of those reserved spots being taken.

We were unable to get a reservation for more than one night in our late season visit (Oct). In fact, we got the last reserved spot for the day we booked. Upon arrival, we realized there was only one vault toilet for men and one for women for the entire campground. Needless to say, there was a line to use these toilets in the morning. Further, the next morning revealed that there were at least 6 sites that went unoccupied the prior night in spite of those reserved spots being taken.

The night sky at this park is incredible. The campground was decent, you could see your neighbors but the sites weren't on top of each other, but you don't want to spend a ton of time at the campground anyways if you're at this park. There's just too much to see. I liked the Highline Trail at Logan Pass, but it's hard to go wrong with hikes here. I did find a place to eat just outside the park that's worth checking out just outside the entrance called the Glacier Highland Restaurant. Prices seemed decent and food was great. Overall, this park is fantastic and I think it might be my favorite. I hope to return.

The night sky at this park is incredible. The campground was decent, you could see your neighbors but the sites weren't on top of each other, but you don't want to spend a ton of time at the campground anyways if you're at this park. There's just too much to see. I liked the Highline Trail at Logan Pass, but it's hard to go wrong with hikes here. I did find a place to eat just outside the park that's worth checking out just outside the entrance called the Glacier Highland Restaurant. Prices seemed decent and food was great. Overall, this park is fantastic and I think it might be my favorite. I hope to return.

The night sky at this park is incredible. The campground was decent, you could see your neighbors but the sites weren't on top of each other, but you don't want to spend a ton of time at the campground anyways if you're at this park. There's just too much to see. I liked the Highline Trail at Logan Pass, but it's hard to go wrong with hikes here. I did find a place to eat just outside the park that's worth checking out just outside the entrance called the Glacier Highland Restaurant. Prices seemed decent and food was great. Overall, this park is fantastic and I think it might be my favorite. I hope to return.

Visited first week of Oct. Lots of busy workers shutting down and winterizing things (i.e. fire hydrants near campsite were opened up to drain at 5 am! Yikes). Park was busier than expected, but beautiful. Definitely would not have wanted to be there with the crowds. Everything was supposed to be closed, however Apgar visitor center and Apgar village were still open with provisions (TP and firewood and water, etc.) Campgrounds were at primitive status, no running water, with just pit toilets. All bathrooms at Apgar were out of toilet paper! BYOTP! Nicer campgrounds that at other national parks, more private and wooded. Very nice!

Visited first week of Oct. Lots of busy workers shutting down and winterizing things (i.e. fire hydrants near campsite were opened up to drain at 5 am! Yikes). Park was busier than expected, but beautiful. Definitely would not have wanted to be there with the crowds. Everything was supposed to be closed, however Apgar visitor center and Apgar village were still open with provisions (TP and firewood and water, etc.) Campgrounds were at primitive status, no running water, with just pit toilets. All bathrooms at Apgar were out of toilet paper! BYOTP! Nicer campgrounds that at other national parks, more private and wooded. Very nice!

Visited first week of Oct. Lots of busy workers shutting down and winterizing things (i.e. fire hydrants near campsite were opened up to drain at 5 am! Yikes). Park was busier than expected, but beautiful. Definitely would not have wanted to be there with the crowds. Everything was supposed to be closed, however Apgar visitor center and Apgar village were still open with provisions (TP and firewood and water, etc.) Campgrounds were at primitive status, no running water, with just pit toilets. All bathrooms at Apgar were out of toilet paper! BYOTP! Nicer campgrounds that at other national parks, more private and wooded. Very nice!