DO NOT STAY HERE

In a nutshell: Trashy, over priced, very poor customer service. -If you are looking for customer service and a clean quiet park. This place is not for you. Essentially the whole park is one big dumpster as long term residents leave all of their belongings displayed outside their campers. Don’t let old pictures deceive you, it’s a muddy waste land with only a few trees. -The park host, Rebecca is probably the rudest person I have ever met. Passive aggressive is her middle name, and if you have a problem you can bet she won’t be willing to help fix it. -We lived here during the summer for work, we would have changed parks had that been an option. Highway robbery as prices are $900/mo. Cable is snowy with only 15 channels, WiFi essentially does not work. The list could go on, but hopefully this is enough warning. DO NOT STAY HERE. We definitely wouldn’t stay here again, not if it was the last place on Earth.

Four not-so pleasant days at Glacier Pines. In fairness, the managers were friendly and pleasant when we arrived. We were given Space 97...it was extremely unlevel with not even enough room to place the picnic table. What appeared to be grass was mowed weeds, thistles and tree suckers. The "grass" area was littered with small downed tree twigs and branches. Highway noise was very close and loud. A high percentage of spaces appeared to be long-term, permanent residents. That is not a problem if the spaces are kept up but the general appearance of the entire park leads one to believe there is not much ongoing maintenance. A single trash dumpster was piled high and overflowing and very stinky before the weekly pickup. It appears the swimming pool hasn't been open for a very long time. This park could use a serious upgrade. Quite overpriced for the conditions.m

We only stayed one night, but enjoyed our stay. The lady who checked us in was very nice. She led us to our campsite. If we had time, we would have stayed longer. The only downside is that, the road leading into the campground is rough with large pot holes.

It's....OK

Nice Laundry room and very nice hosts. But... LOTS of road noise.. all day and all night. Very close spots typical of most RV parks. Pool is empty (someone said it has been for years?) grass needs cut. Not a bad place to stay overnight but I wouldn't choose to stay longer.

Great Stay

We stayed a week and found Glacier Pines to be ideally situated to Glacier NP, Kalispell - which is a vibrant place to visit, and Flathead Lake. The sites are suitable for RV living with water, sewer, and electric though a bit tight which seems to be the norm these days. did not use the WiFi or cable so can’t attest to that. Laundry, bathrooms are clean and well maintained. The staff were helpful. This is a basic, no frills, reasonably priced RV Park. I would recommend a stay. FYI - there is no pool.

We stayed 4 nights park was quite the office staff was the worse I paid fo 50amp and they put me in a30amp site when I told them they said to move another site that site was occupied so move another That site was so small that when I let out my awning it was over my neighbor window awning. They was proud that they had a fire pit at each site and located in the middle of my motor home any fire would have Two RV on fire. This park is off my list

Boring

We mainly picked this campground for the heated pool. The pool was closed the entire time. They claimed it was raining. It is Montana and it was sprinkling on and off. Wet is wet. As for the site. Spaces are small. We were asked to move our vehicle for another camper to get out.