Two Medicine Campground

Overall had a great experience except with communication with the National Park Rangers. There was conflicting information given once in park. We would ask a Ranger regarding questions about the park. Would be given information only to find that " oh that has recently changed. It changes daily." An example is we wanted to take the boat back after hiking around the lake . We were told by a Ranger that ' yes you can take the boat back its free" When we got to the area and checked on how to get the boat back was told"you have to have a reservation and there are none left for today" . We hiked but not the amount we wanted to . Another example was "you can drive the sun loop as you are staying in the park" Well when we got to the west entrance was told " you have to have a reservation or you can do so after 3 pm" My friend and I researched on all sites prior to coming to Glacier and wow what a confusing mess. REc .gov says one thing, Glacier website says something else and those on you tube say totally different. We were fortunate to get a camping site so that was great and the campsite was great. Glacier is beautiful and although we had some bumps enjoyed it immensely. I would just recommend that everyone be on the same page when giving out information.

Beautiful view from the campground. Washrooms were clean and there was an area to flush dishwasher water. Not sure why the set up didn't allow for dishwasher but just flushing the water.

Nice campground, beautiful scenery and great access to the lake and hiking trails. Mountain goats wandered the sites thru the day. We had site 49-C, it was backed against the trees with nice privacy and shade however, it says camper length up to 35 ft. We have 32 ft and it was a very tight fit due to the surrounding trees. Could not use as a pull thru site due to this and backing out of the site was not an easy endeavor when we left.

Calm part of the park, easy walk from our campsite to the water. Best skipping rocks I've found in years. Lots of the campsites are very private, ours wasn't, but it was super convenient and very pleasant.

Beautiful campground and loved staying in this area. However, if your camping in a tent, there is not a tent pad. The ground is extremely rocky. There is a camp host but they never made their rounds. A group was having a fire during a fire ban due to extreme dryness.

There is a lot to do within walking distance and again, it’s beautiful. We were just disappointed in the campsite itself and that people weren’t being responsible following the fire restrictions.

Nice campground, beautiful scenery and great access to the lake and hiking trails. Mountain goats wandered the sites thru the day. We had site 49-C, it was backed against the trees with nice privacy and shade however, it says camper length up to 35 ft. We have 32 ft and it was a very tight fit due to the surrounding trees. Could not use as a pull thru site due to this and backing out of the site was not an easy endeavor when we left.

Calm part of the park, easy walk from our campsite to the water. Best skipping rocks I've found in years. Lots of the campsites are very private, ours wasn't, but it was super convenient and very pleasant.

Beautiful campground and loved staying in this area. However, if your camping in a tent, there is not a tent pad. The ground is extremely rocky. There is a camp host but they never made their rounds. A group was having a fire during a fire ban due to extreme dryness.

There is a lot to do within walking distance and again, it’s beautiful. We were just disappointed in the campsite itself and that people weren’t being responsible following the fire restrictions.

While B77 was an unattractive sight, the park had so much too to do, we didn’t mind. Pray Lake
Was super close. We enjoyed the scenery and the ducks! Running Eagles Falls was spectacular. Upper Two Medicine Lake trail to Twin Falls was beautiful. Boat ride back with Alisa was informative and entertaining! Great visit!

i initially did not enjoy this campground as much as i enjoyed Many Glacier or Apgar. it’s grown on me due to the beautiful scenery. the campground is right by the lake and our site (A1) was just a walk across the road to get down to the water. the sites lack shade, but we still had a few trees to string up hammocks. Many Glacier has the energy of really getting out and hiking the trails, whereas Two Medicine makes you just want to sit by the water and reflect. people fishing, paddle-boarding or boating. it’s definitely a less busy area of the park. sadly, no big wildlife sitings, other than a bald eagle, although we did hear some— the North Shore trail is scenic. camp hosts were friendly. bathrooms are super outdated, but have hand soap. no showers. potable water. no at&t.