Very friendly and helpful. The sales clerk gave us great…read moretips on the best places to go in Glacier National Park including a map. Awesome prices, much better than inside the park. We got several souvenirs for our family and some for ourselves.

My great grandma owns this store and the place is very nice and is cool and also it's near glacier…read morenational park and sometimes you can see the mountains

You definitely need to stop here if you're in Browning. They have a nice selection of items from…read moreclothes, shoes, boots, beading supplies, etc. We picked up some books for our little guy and I've gotten pow wow cds from them in years past.

They had a great selection of First Nation Ppl's praise and worship to the Chief of chiefs who send…read morethe man, son of G-d who had the holes in His hands. Great books and card selections, too !

Staff was welcoming and answer all our questions. Found all the souvenirs we were looking forread more

From the owner: Native Life specializes in hard to find and unique fabric, gifts and craft supplies. Our business…read morecaters to quilters and Native American sewers and crafters. We are an official Janome dealer and offer longarm services and rentals. Can’t find what you are looking for? Let us help you find it! Come check us out.

This shop has something for everyone and best of all it is all Made in Montana! This is one of my…read morefirst stops for birthday and Christmas gifts. The owners are very friendly and it is always fun to visit this shop.

From the owner: Made in Montana Store! Clothing, Jewelry, Infant Accessories, Limited food products, Toys,…read morePhotography and other Fine Art, Souvenirs, Hiking Maps, Books, Candles, Body Care, Greeting Cards, Household Essentials

Totally dope. The…read morerangers are extraordinarily helpful and they can tell you anything you might need to know about the area from what hikes to do at what time to basic tips on not getting eaten by bears. The building itself is also beautiful and it the perfect place for a wonderful view of the surrounding mountains.

We recently visited Glacier NP. What a beautiful place. We were able to spent 3 days there. The…read moreGoing To The Sun road is incredible. Our first day we had rain so we were actually in the clouds while driving on the road. We weren't able to see anything part of the time but it was still very cool. The other days we had lovely weather. There were lots and lots of people we were never able to get into Logan Pass visitor center no parking. We did get to see most of the other sites. So beautiful! And we stayed in the park with was nice. Entering from the East you don't need to have a timed reservation but you do entering from the west. We were so glad to visit the park. One more park to take off the National Park list.

Love this cute little gift shop located in Apgar Village at Glacier National Park! It used to be an…read moreactual schoolhouse until the 1950's. I'm glad they kept it around in its original form. They have lots of trinkets- clothes, postcards, candles, lotions, lip balms (all things huckleberry!). We were in Glacier on vacation and of course spent some time in all of the gift shops. One our first day, we just perused. We had every intention of coming back but unfortunately we ended up hiking so long the next day that this gift shop was closed by the time we got back to Apgar. I was super bummed because I wanted a hat from here. I had to settle for a hat in another gift shop, but it wasn't the same- I really wanted one I saw in this store! A week after our trip, I called this store and spoke with Judy. She was so kind and went out of her way to mail me the hat and lip balm I had wanted. Such amazing customer service! Would of course come back here on my next trip to Glacier! Love when places go above and beyond for their customers!

Located in Agpar Village, this was the old one-room school house. During my visit, and old student…read morecame in and got nostalgic looking at the old photos on the wall. It was probably an idyllic time because this area is so beautiful even now. No longer a school house, this small building now sells all things touristy. I loaded up with the help of the very nice woman at the counter.

Everybody knows that when you go on vacation to a place like Glacier Park, you get momentos…read more Tchotchkes, if you will. Gotta have something to remember the trip by, donchaknow. Well, toss out your baubles and postcards, because once you come here, not only will you have your reminder of your trip, you'll probably buy a bunch for your friends and family as well. They make wooden spoons. And spatulas. And other kitchenware that you can take home and USE instead of just having it sit on a shelf. Everything is hand made, and lasts for almost ever. The lady who runs the shop is an absolute delight to chat with. By all means, make sure you get your magnets and stickers and other little do-dads to remember your trip, but if you REALLY want something as a keepsake from your trip, stop in to this shop.

Friendly owners that give you "adoption" papers when you buy your spoons. They even make Harry…read morePotter wands! They get wood from all over...Jamaica, Tajikistan, etc....prices are not unreasonable for being in a tourist area.

The owners of Montana House, a gift shop in Apgar Village within Glacier National Park, must have…read moreone of the most satisfying businesses in the World. Imagine being surrounded by the beauty of Glacier Park when you go to work every day. And then imagine having the pure pleasure of dealing with local Montana artists and craftsmen and women to find the merchandise to stock your shop. Imagine being surrounded by beautiful works of art all day long and serving as the agent to unite these artful items with happy and excited new owners who appreciate the fact that visiting a famous park in Montana should be commemorated with something created IN MONTANA instead of in a Chinese sweatshop. And there you have the premise and business model behind Montana House. I fully expect that I spent a total of two or three hours in a couple of visits to browse all the treasures. I so wish I had possessed a trunk load of cash to spend buying beautiful, meaningful gifts for everyone back home. Alas, I made several carefully considered purchases from only a small handful of artists but am still thrilled to have gotten to see representative works from several dozen more Montana artists. Montana House is sure to have that special treasure you will enjoy and cherish for years to come. And you will be a patron to a local Montana artist and put money into the economy of our own country at the same time. That is a win-win situation.

A must see if you are in Glacier National park ! Great place to find local art and wonderful local…read morehistory books that are from small publishing houses. Unusual stuff.. beautiful art upstairs. A lot of famous photographers who have worked for National Geographic live and work here. Prices are fair not outrageous! People in the store and park in general very friendly and willing to help without annoying you.

Ok Columbia Falls is not listed as a shopping Mecca however you must visit The Shops at Station …read more Also rent a moving van you won't be sorry. It's Vintage meets Modern. There are sections that I just wanted to buy and set it right up in my house. I flew there so I had no options. I did buy some hand milled soap that smells delicious and some darling hand painted Easter Eggs. Plan to spend at least an hour here and I'm so Thankful I had time to while away on a snowy afternoon

Really cute shop with a mix of antiques and contemporary gift items (I.e., handmade soaps/candles,…read moreletter pressed greeting cards). The items seemed reasonably priced. Some interesting things we saw included some antique post cards that had messages on them, antique hutches and hanging wall shelves.