West Glacier Village

05/15/2025

🤫 Paddle Ridge, West Glacier’s outfitter’s retreat, is a little-known gem located less than a mile from Glacier National Park.

Home to a range of spacious cabins and lodge rooms, Paddle Ridge is the perfect basecamp for outdoor adventurers of all types. Explore the natural wonders of the area through whitewater rafting, fly fishing, hiking, mountain biking, and much more. Looking to stay close by? Paddle Ridge is also home to horseshoe pits, volleyball courts, and on-site fishing ponds.

05/08/2025

Thinking about hitting the road this summer? West Glacier RV Park has everything you need — epic views, national park access and that peaceful pine-scented air. 🌲

05/06/2025

Your Glacier Basecamp Awaits 🚐🌲

Looking for the perfect blend of comfort and wilderness? West Glacier RV Park is your hidden gem — quietly tucked behind the buzz of West Glacier Village and just steps from the entrance to Glacier National Park.

🌄 Brand-new in 2019
🚿 Modern restrooms & showers
🧺 Coin laundry
🐾 On-site dog park
📶 Free Wi-Fi
🍽️ Walk to dining, shopping & mini golf

Whether you're road-tripping through the Rockies or settling in for a week of adventure, our fully equipped RV sites offer everything you need to feel right at home in the heart of it all.

📍 West Glacier, MT
🚐 Now booking for the 2025 season

04/24/2025

📸 Clean out my camera roll with me: Montana RV edition 🚐🌲

Full hookups, forest views and Glacier National Park just around the corner.

As well, if you book by April 30, 2025, you get your 4th night FREE this summer!

Swipe left for RV life at its finest.

04/23/2025

Spring is around the corner! Here are a few hikes near West Glacier that are usually ready earlier in the season:

- Trail of the Cedars, 0.6 miles
- Avalanche Lake via the Trail of the Cedars, 4.5 miles round trip with a 500-foot elevation gain
- Apgar Lookout, 7 miles round trip with an elevation gain of about 1,800 feet
- Rocky Point Nature Trail, 1.9-mile loop trail
- Fish Lake Trail, 4.5-mile round trip

Spring weather in Glacier National Park can be unpredictable, and trails may be muddy or have lingering snow patches. It's essential to check current trail conditions before setting out.

Some park roads, including portions of the Going-to-the-Sun Road, may remain closed in early spring due to snow. Verify road statuses to ensure access to trailheads.

04/11/2025

Get ready for rafting season! 🌊

03/28/2025

Visiting Glacier National Park in summer 2025? 🚙 From June 13 to September 28, between the hours of 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. visitors will need a timed entry vehicle reservation in addition to an entrance fee or pass the enter the west side of Going-to-the-Sun Road.

Learn more here:

Visitors with lodging, camping, or commercial activity reservations (e.g., boat tours and horseback rides) within the specified reservation areas can use proof of their reservation for entry instead of a vehicle reservation to gain access to the vehicle reservation area for which they have a service...

03/18/2025

Here's a sample itinerary for your Glacier National Park vacation this summer!

7:00 AM – Sunrise at your lodging
- Start your day with an early rise to catch the sunrise over Lake McDonald.

7:30 AM – Breakfast in West Glacier
- Enjoy a hearty breakfast at one of the many restaurants located in or near West Glacier Village, such as Freda's.

8:30 AM – Drive the Going-to-the-Sun Road (West to East)

After breakfast, head out for one of the most iconic drives in North America: the Going-to-the-Sun Road. The entire road takes about 2 hours to drive without stops, but plan to spend more time exploring the overlooks and scenic spots along the way.

First Stop: Lake McDonald – Stop by the lake for some quick photos. It’s one of the most picturesque places in the park, with its colorful pebbles and clear water.

Second Stop: Logan Pass – Head to the Logan Pass Visitor Center, the highest point on Going-to-the-Sun Road. This is an excellent place for a short hike or to simply take in panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.

10:30 AM – Hike the Hidden Lake Trail
- From Logan Pass, take the short but rewarding Hidden Lake Trail (about 1.5 miles). The hike offers incredible views of alpine meadows and the surrounding peaks, plus the opportunity to spot wildlife like mountain goats.

12:30 PM – Lunch
- Pull off at one of the many scenic vistas and make roadside lunch with a view.

3:00 PM – Hike to St. Mary Falls
- Drive towards St. Mary and take a 1-mile hike to St. Mary Falls, one of the most popular waterfalls in the park. The trail is relatively easy, and the falls themselves are stunning.

4:30 PM – Drive to the Many Glacier Area
- After your waterfall hike, drive north to the Many Glacier area, which offers some of the park’s most breathtaking views.

6:30 PM – Return to West Glacier Village for dinner
- We recommend having dinner at the historic Belton Chalet, just a few minutes drive from West Glacier Village.

Optional Evening Activity:
- Stargazing: Glacier National Park is a designated Dark Sky Park, so it’s a perfect place to end your day with stargazing.

02/08/2025

West Glacier RV Park is located just outside the west entrance and is a great basecamp for your adventures in Glacier National Park. 🏕️

Plus, you can get your fourth night free between May 9 and June 20, 2025, when you book by March 15, 2025.

01/26/2025

Is it too early to start the countdown? We can't wait to make new summer memories in Montana. 🔥

01/10/2025

West Glacier could be the perfect spot for your summer getaway in Glacier National Park. 🌲 Stay in one of our fully equipped RV spots or cabins, just a short walk to dining and entertainment in the village.

12/21/2024

Happy Winter Solstice, the shortest day of the year! ❄️ Today in West Glacier, we will receive only about eight hours of daylight. But starting tomorrow, we'll gain a couple of minutes of daylight each day until we have 16 hours in June!