Glacier National Park RV camping: what to know
RV camping at Glacier National Park comes in two flavors: dry camping inside the park at Apgar, Fish Creek, St. Mary and a few smaller loops, or full hookups at the resorts and KOAs in West Glacier, Columbia Falls and St. Mary just outside the entrances. Rig-length limits and Going-to-the-Sun Road's vehicle-size rule shape every plan.
Our picks to start with
- RV Camping at Glacier National Park The full comparison — in-park loops vs gateway parks.
- Apgar Campground Review Showers, elevation, loops and what works for RVs.
- West Glacier KOA Resort Review The full-hookup resort option nearest the west entrance.
- Fish Creek Campground Review The reservable in-park alternative to Apgar.
Frequently asked questions
Are there RV campgrounds in Glacier National Park?
Yes — Apgar, Fish Creek, St. Mary, Many Glacier and Two Medicine accept RVs up to their posted length limits, with no hookups. Apgar and Fish Creek are on the west side near West Glacier; St. Mary is on the east side.
Which RV parks near Glacier have full hookups?
The private parks outside the boundaries: West Glacier KOA Resort, several Columbia Falls and Hungry Horse parks on the west side, and the St. Mary and Babb-area parks on the east side. None of the in-park campgrounds has hookups.
What is the RV length limit at Glacier?
It varies by campground and site — some Apgar and Fish Creek sites take rigs up to about 40 feet, but many are shorter. Going-to-the-Sun Road limits vehicles to 21 feet long and 8 feet wide between Avalanche and Rising Sun. Check our rig-size guide before you commit.
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