This was a great spot for the night…read more It's about 12 minutes outside of the east entrance to Glacier National Park and we were trying to get in before 6am due to reservation system. We reserved a tent site for our van and they had nice hot showers. Pretty much all we needed. We got a good nights sleep and arrived in the park before 6am.

Pros: -super close to Glacier National Park…read more-showers had hot water -campsite had shade -sink area to wash dishes Cons: -bathrooms were the biggest issue. extremely dirty- we stayed for 3 nights and the garbages were never emptied and there was no toilet paper. No soap or paper towels -wifi did not work -electrical outlet at campsite did not work -quiet hours are not enforced, at all

NOT FAMILY FRIENDLY! THIS IS A COLLEGE HANGOUT. DON'T GO! KEEP DRIVING...all the way to one of the…read morelakes. How does a resort minutes outside of a national park have availability during peak season? Oh, let me count the ways. I reserved a group tent site in May 2023 for 2 nights. We talked about the site with the "pond." I mentioned extra people, up to 12 possibly. 4 tents, dogs, extra vehicles including camper vans (Class B). Site 30 is a smallish field with room for dogs to run and a decent amount of people to hangout. (NO POND. That part is false advertising. It's an overflow drainage hole that is now empty and full of debris.) Site 30 is at the end and not surrounded by other sites. It all sounded fine and very possible. We pull in after touring the park all day and the tag says we're in group site 42. I'm already thinking, that's not the right number. Site 42 is supposedly a group tent site and in the middle of other sites. Site 42 doesn't have a single inch of flat space. The parking area is not flat, the tent area is not flat. Keep in mind I originally intended to put 4 tents in the space. No way could this site hold that many tents, vehicles or people that I originally intended to bring. The owner didn't know our numbers had been reduced when we showed up. It's late but we call the office number, and the owner comes to the site. She tells us a larger group also made a reservation and we were BUMPED from 30 and she gave it to them. She tells us we have "giant" vans and usually people don't bring those. Where we parked the vans is where tents should go she said. Again, the space isn't flat enough for tents so we thought we might as well park there. Later on she sees the tents we put up and apparently, they are also "giant." We're travelling with our family. How else do you put 4 or 6 people in a tent unless it's giant? (We'll get to this reasoning.) Did you hear an apology? Yeah, we didn't either. We're pretty frustrated at this point and it's late. Next door to Site 42 are a couple of single tent sites with framed in, FLAT tent areas. Parking is still abysmal, and our vehicles don't fit. We put one van in overflow parking which was actually almost flat. Seriously! Why make overflow parking flat and not the actual site parking areas?!? We set up 1 tent in each space. One van still has to park at an angle on an incline and it doesn't really fit. The mom sleeping in that van didn't do much sleeping at that incline. I didn't get to the party happening in the next sites, yet. Yep, big college-age crowd being super loud until very late also kept our people awake. Kids like this don't drive big camper vans or have big family-size tents. Later we found out from a local, who was nice enough to listen to our story, that this is exactly what TimberWolf is known for: for being the teenage/college hangout site. That's why family-size anything doesn't work at this "resort." The locals rolled their eyes when we mentioned this place and apologized to us that we had to have this experience. Oh! The locals know how to the apologize...the owner, not so much. Next morning, (yes, the story continues) dads and kids are sitting around the campfire finishing up the $6 bucket of wood we purchased the night before. The owner comes around and tells them about the fire restrictions that just went into effect that morning and tells them to put the fire out. She actually tries to tell our dogs to be quite so she could talk. LOL! Does she offer to buy the wood back? NOPE!!! She says, "You had plenty of time to burn the wood last night." No, we didn't because we were moving campsites and trying to get ourselves set up! Does she apologize? NOPE!!! She sent an email, we should have known better. We're camping and vacationing, not reading emails. Was there a sign on the wood pile the night before that said anything about making sure to use it all up that night because of the restrictions the next day? NOPE!!! So, we're quite irritated with all the rude, condescending behavior. (Don't judge all Montanans by this woman. Usually, we're really nice and have awesome customer service.) We also heard comments from another family about their stay being one of the worst experiences they've had. We decide to hit the road and find somewhere else to hangout and camp for another night. The owner finds me and asks me for the # of people, vehicles, dogs, like she's working up a bill. I'm thinking, you're really gonna charge us for this huh? Yep, in addition to my prepayments, she wants more money. When we stop by the office to checkout and find out what she's been up to, she just hands me a receipt and asks for more money. Yes, there were slight discounts. But really, there's no value given at this place. What did I pay for? To be on a hill, get rudely treated, and charged for every little thing.

Beautiful park with lots of great amenities, including a group fire pit, a cabana with 3 gas…read moregrills, an awesome playground for the kiddos and a great covered pavilion for gatherings! The staff are all so friendly and helpful. Some of them even have some of their hand crafted items for sell in the gift/supply shop! The owners have some of their hand crafted pottery available too! Surprisingly, they don't gouge you at all for the supplies available either! That's a huge bonus to me because most places like this seem to do just that! They have rv spots with full hookups and spots with just electric. They also have cabins and a small B&B apparently. Only a few things that could make this park a little better, in my opinion. 1: a little wider spaces. Although, they are all at an angle which makes it feel a bit more open. They are wider than some parks though! 2: a leash free pet area would be awesome. 3: the nightly fee is high enough that I feel like charging for showers is excessive. So future campers know, it's 50 cents for 10 minutes.

This was a beautiful park with large open grassy area in the middle. Our spot was level gravel with…read morea little grassy area and picnic table. The kids enjoyed scootering and biking around the paved park. We didn't have a need to use the bathroom, so we can't rate that, but we really enjoyed our stay. It's a great location between Whitefish and Glacier National Park. The property behind the park has horses that will come up to the fence which adds to the Montana feel.

Fabulous! From the moment we called to make a reservation…read morethe experience was wonderful! The site host (Craig I believe?!?!) was very accommodating and thorough. The RV park is very well maintained. It is clean and beautiful. It is in a great location. 7 mins to whitefish town center for lots of restaurants. There are many grocery stores minutes away. It is quiet. The bathroom and laundry facilities are nice and clean. We will definitely stay here again!!! Highly recommend!

We have been enjoying Beargrass RV park for the past 5 days. Amazing park with lots of room between…read moresites and the hospitality was top notch. Close to Glacier National Park and nice trails close by for walks. Our pup loved the expansive dog park. We were happy with the laundry facility and free ice was a bonus. Stay here. You won't be disappointed!!!

Very friendly and is incredibly helpful with getting to know the area. Our room is spotless and a…read moreperfect place to stay for the park. It's in close proximity to everything : food, park, and groceries. We really enjoyed our stay here and would recommend this for people visiting the area.

We stayed in an RV and it was beautiful. Within 10 minutes of West Entrance into Glacier. They have…read morea dog run gated area surrounded by a large field for the dogs to walk around in on leash. Would definitely stay again.

Wonderful Experience all around. The RV hook ups gave such a great view and had plenty of privacy…read more The grounds were very well kept. It was nice to walk around the property and walk up to the pond. The people who run the place were great! We even had our fridge go out on us and they had an RV repair guy to call. They were very helpful! The location is great! I highly recommended bringing your own food and grilling out since most of the restaurants and bars around are not the best. The campfire meals is such a great experience at this place too. Plan ahead for your trip into Glacier National Park and make sure you have all your driving passes and day passes to where ever your going. Or make plans to go into the park after 3pm when it doesn't require passes. There is so much to do in Glacier that this is a great place to stay for exploring the West Side! Enjoy the beautiful places

My sister and I just stayed here last night, and it was so comfortable, safe, and well run that I…read morehad to stop mid road trip to write a review - and was able to use their free wi-fi to do so. Showers are included in the price, and they are hot and clean. Our tent site had grass, a fire pit, and a picnic table. It was in the back of the park, so it was set back from the road and rest of park so there was no noise. The owner was so friendly and made us feel so welcome and at home. They even had laundry, and we got to have free coffee in the morning!

The camp hosts are EXTREMELY friendly. The grounds themselves are well maintained and orderly. It's…read morea 25min drive from Glaciers main entrance, can't get much closer than that. The bathrooms were also clean. Showers and laundry rooms also available :)

Great hidden gem campground near Glacier National Park for when the park itself gets too busy or…read morecrowded. The campground is in the Flathead National Forest, NOT in Glacier Park itself, if that matters to you. It probably won't though after you see just how beautiful this site is. You may think your GPS is going bonkers leading you down a dirt road out of Martin City, but in fact it is not. Most of the roads in the Flathead Forest are unpaved, but well maintained, and as you will see, there are several other Natl. Forest sites along the road. The campground itself is absolutely beautiful, nestled up against a piney island of Hungry Horse Reservoir. The campground has a water well pump to provide water. Our host Jeff was extremely friendly and helpful, putting us at ease about everything. Worth the 20 mile drive down the dirt road!

Very friendly service! Great price and they have everything we needed while camping, including…read moreshowers and wifi. You may need your own bedding with the cabins. Clean place to stay with a wonderful surrounding.

This RV Park is now Owned and operated by Glacier National Parks and Lodges, Inc and is only…read moreoccupied by Xanterra employees. No outside RV's or overnight visitors are allowed in this RV Park.

A undiscovered gem just outside Glacier national park. The owner is extremely nice. The site were…read moreample and level. It is a nice little park with a stunning view of the mountains. Gas stations are available and a few restaurants are nearby. The nights were quiet except by the charming sound of rail cars passing in the distance. Moderately priced we will return next time we are visiting Glacier.

OK. I'm gonna be that guy that pooches it. The word is now out. This was the campground we…read morestayed at for our summer adventure of 2016. This campground is awesome for everything it isn't. It lacks pretension, it's doesn't have a bunch of frills. And it's perfect! Full hook ups, pull thru, very spacious. It's close to Glacier, so we were able to roll our motorcycle out of the back of our rig and ride into the park. This really is a hidden gem, you just can't beat the view or the scenery. It's walking distance to the village and we are of the opinion Serranos for dinner is your best bet. Laundromat serves not only the local community but the campground as well. This is essentially a 3 or 4 acre spacious lot in front of someones home and we could not ask for a better place for our base camp for our motorcycle adventure in Glacier.

This restaurant was recommended to us by our guide on a boat tour at St. Mary Lake in Glacier…read moreNational Park. She made mention that it was locally owned, AND it was the only one of the 3 restaurants she named which was open before 4pm, which is when we were there, so we trekked on over. We arrived behind a large party of about 8 people and were the only other table in the restaurant. They - or should I say he - took our order quickly and were willing to accommodate a special request (to have a breakfast dish after their stated cutoff time due to a wheat allergy; almost everything on the lunch menu is breaded/fried, so I couldn't eat it). It was clearly Native-owned, which I was happy to support. However, the poor guy who took our order was the only one in the place. He was doing everything: stocking, cleaning, taking orders, cooking. We were there for nearly an hour when the other party's food came out. By this point, we had figured out that he was flying solo, so we were sort of hoping our food would come out at the same time. It didn't. We asked if ours had been started yet, and it hadn't. Seeing that we were staying 3 hours from the park, we had to leave to meet up with our family without having any lunch. This could easily have been avoided with a little communication from the get-go: "Hey, a large party just came in ahead of you. Just so you know, it's probably going to be an hour or more before you see any food." We would have left then and had time to get lunch before starting our drive back to Augusta. As it was, we paid for our 1 drink, made do with whatever snacks we had, and hit the road. Can't comment on the food and the guy was super nice, so I hate to leave a not-great review, but I can't imagine what would have happened if 2 or more of the parties from our boat ride had arrived at the same time we had. I think a little work on the staffing side would do wonders.

Great spot on the east glacier side. The guy serving us was super nice and made sure we were taken…read morecare of. I got a Philly cheesesteak and fries which ended up being really good. I definitely would recommend to anyone looking for a family friendly place with great food.