Sprague Creek Campground

Have used and enjoyed this campground for Great!

We really enjoyed Sprague Creek Campground! Site 8 was in a great spot closer to the lake and away from the road. We didn't have any issues with road noise waking us up and we barely noticed it during the day. We had a deer roam through our campsite a couple of nights during our stay. We were told that bears have frequented the area but we didn't see any in our campgeound while we were there. The bathrooms were clean and I didn't realize we would have flush toilets which was a plus! Bear boxes are shared which is a pain since we didn't have any extra room in our truck for our food and the close box was full but we had a wagon that helped us to move our food back and forth to our campsite from a box that was farther away. Lake McDonald is beautiful and we had some great lake views from our site! Sites 12 and 13 seemed like the only sites that had more of a view. Lake McDonald was warm enough to briefly swim in so I was glad we had our swimsuits and water shoes to protect our feet from the rocks. We would definitely stay at Sprague Creek again!

We had a wonderful spot on the lake and across from the washrooms. Water was available for drinking, site and washrooms were clean, campground was quiet. Great access to the park, hiking and not too far from town for supplies.

Sites are close together and no privacy. Road is close and gets noisy early. But you can't beat a lakefront site on Lake McDonald. Toilets with running water but no soap. Overall a very positive experience staying here!

Running water, flush toilets, good campsite with tent platforms. Small campground but good site. Close to the Road to the Sun so some traffic noise. Great shuttle pick up and Joan the host was friendly and informative.

Small quiet campground that is more centrally located. No showers. Good modern bathroom.

Wonderful experience camping at Sprague Creek in GNP! It was clean as were the restrooms. Rules were posted to ensure a good camp experience for all. Campground host Joan Hanson was very welcoming and helpful. She shared some of her knowledge about nature in the area and showed me several stair trails to access the lake. So even tho my campsite was not one of those right by lake I could still get to the edge of lake ~ which was magnificent in early morning and evening. Friendly people and in spite of the road being just outside the campground it was quiet at night. Lovely picnic area just adjacent to the campground was also wonderful too! Thanks much!

Had a wonderful time in the campground and in Glacier in general. We used the shuttle from Sprauge to get to Logan Pass. It was pretty easy to get a morning shuttle to the pass, but a bit more difficult to get back in the afternoon. It took us about 2 hours to get from the Loop back to camp, so plan accordingly if you are utilizing the shuttle.

What a beautiful little campground tucked right between the road and the lake. The campsites were perfectly sized and the bathroom facilities sparkling clean! Many of the campsites have beautiful views of the lake and it is easy to walk down to the rocky beach early in the morning for coffee by the water or to fish or swim.

Maybe I have been to some bad campsites and didn't know it, but this campsite did exactly what we needed it to. Sure you're a little close to your neighbors, but the bathrooms are convenient and far enough away, the raised area for the tent was level, and there was easy access to the GTTSR. I also don't stay at the campsite but to sleep and have breakfast and dinner, so maybe that's why people seem to have a worse time at this site than I did.