Many Glacier Campground

Our interactions with the Park Service’s Rangers was very positive, the evening programs were awesome and informative (Blackfeet nation’s presentation, NPS fire prevention). Park was beautiful, campsite and trails were well maintained!

Family of 7 had the best time, campground host was so friendly and helpful, even the Rangers that came around stopped for a chat, special for my grandchildren. One nice restroom but others need upgrades, in our area, but both were clean, understanding that our National Parks have the continuing problem for needed maintenance funding. From the Many Glacier Campground with small children hike to Fishercap lake, red rocks waterfalls and take the meadow hike to the hotel, a must see site. The water and sewer, etc. upgrades they did last year really show, excellent job and worth the wait.

Incredible campground with so many trails to hike without moving your rig! Clean bathrooms and sites were in great shape. Only complaint is paying for a shower and having to go so far to get it.

Beautiful, clean campground close to major trails.

We drove in through misty rain and couldn't see much of the mountains. Imagine our delight when we woke up to one of the most stunning vistas I've ever seen! The campground was very nice. Bathrooms were clean and there were several spouts with potable water, though it tasted bad. We appreciated the board outside of the Swiftcurrent Motor Lodge, which had weather information, recommended hikes, and other notices posted. We went on one of the guided ranger hikes, which was very fun and informative.

This is a very nice campground. The park hosts were friendly and helpful. The location is excellent and near several trail heads. And the scenery can’t be beaten! The campground is situated in the mountains and waking up to this is the best! I hated to leave!

Excellent location! Despite the site's small footprint, I love the campsite and it's proximity to the water spigots, the motor lodge (for affordable showers and laundry (especially to dry clothes on a rainy weekend), cheap yummy meals at a restaurant that is open until 10pm, and snacks/beer/camp gear) and of course access to awesome trails. My only bone to pick was that the closest restroom was in a dismal condition. Fortunately, I can confirm one other restroom in the campground was in a wayyy better condition so I was willing to walk a bit further for that one.

Very quiet and extremely beautiful setting! Bathrooms were nearby and very clean. We were there before the season really started so some tree limbs were a little low for our RV, but not a problem. We hiked, saw two grizzlies up on a hill at least half a mile away (glad for the distance!), saw a deer standing by a hiking sign like she was posing for us, and the falls were spectacular! We are both 67 years old and the hike to the falls was 2.8 mi each way, and it was absolutely do-able for us. I only add this because we are always looking for reviews for seniors who are in good shape but hesitant about unknown hikes due to elevation change, bouldering, etc. This area has great trails!

Absolutely incredible campground with amazing access. Had everything I needed within a short walk, people were quiet and there was plenty of views. Would do site R110 or any site I saw there again in a heartbeat.

While is it tricky to get a campsite at Many Glacier, it is well worth the effort. The campsites are average size with a picnic table and fire pit. There are flush toilets on site. Next to the campground is a nice cafe where you can get breakfast, lunch and dinner. You can also purchase a shower for $4. The real beauty of Many Glacier campground is that you have immediate access to a variety of hiking trails that take you through beautiful canyons, along mountain streams, to vistas that are very special. The Ptarmigan tunnel trail is really beautiful. It is about 11 mi round trip. At the turn around point you walk through a tunnel through the mountain and emerge on a different overlook that is stunning. Deep canyon walls with a view of a glacier. It is quiet and peaceful at Many Glacier and a hiker's delight.