West Glacier KOA Resort General Information

Pool hours 9am-7pm until Oct 15th, 2026
During the early and late seasons, when the family pool is closed, the adult pool is open to families and kids.

We are at the perfect location to visit Glacier's pristine forests, alpine meadows, rugged mountains, and spectacular lakes. With over 700 miles of trails, Glacier is a hiker's paradise for adventurous visitors seeking wilderness and solitude. Relive the days of old through historic chalets, lodges, and the famous Going-to-the-Sun Road. Visiting Logan Pass in 2026 - Glacier National Park (U.S. National Park Service)

We will open our 2027 season for reservations in January 2026. Groups should call us at 406-387-5341 or go ahead and make inquiries to our reservations team at [email protected].

RVs/Tents:
Check-in 3:00 PM
Check-out 11:00 AM

Lodges/Cabins:
Check-in 4:00 PM
Check-out 10:00 AM

Guests who violate their departure date will have their equipment towed at their expense and incur an additional daily site charge.

If you expect to arrive after our front desk closes, there is a late arrivals box with everything you'll need to check in. Located at our front kiosk is a brown box. Inside, you'll find your site map with directions to your site. If you have a cabin, it will be open and your key will be inside. Please be sure to stop by the front desk in the morning to register for your stay. Text us at (406) 345-6009 if you have questions.

Cancellation Policy. Cancellations made prior to the deadlines below will receive a refund of the deposit minus a $25 cancellation fee. Cancellations made within the cancellation window will result in the forfeiture of the one-night deposit.Cancellation Deadlines:

• RV Sites: 7 days prior to arrival
  
• Tent Sites: 7 days prior to arrival
  
• Camping Cabins: 14 days prior to arrival
  
• Deluxe Lodges: 14 days prior to arrival
  
• All Other Lodging Types: 14 days prior to arrival
  

All cancellations must be made before 4:00 PM (local campground time). For example, if your arrival date is July 20, you must cancel before 4:00 PM on July 13 for RV and tent sites.Camping is an outdoor experience, and while we always hope for great weather, conditions are beyond our control. Once your reservation is made, we hold your site exclusively and turn away other guests; therefore, deposits and refunds are handled according to this cancellation policy, regardless of weather conditions. No Call / No Show: Guests who do not arrive and do not notify the campground will be charged for the full stay.

We follow the KOA National Pet Policy. Good behavior is required. Dogs of any breed that are hostile or aggressive will be asked to leave the campground, along with their owners. Bring the leash. Dogs must be kept on leashes no longer than 6 feet when outside their owners' vehicles or rental units. Do not leave a tethered dog unattended. Remember manners. Constant barking bothers other campers. If your pet is too vocal, you'll need to find other accommodations. You are required to pick up after your animal friends. Our pet fees apply to our lodging accommodations and vary depending on size and type of accommodation.

Service animals are welcome throughout the campground at no charge, including in areas where pets aren't allowed. Pet fees, pet-area restrictions, and breed, size, and weight limits don't apply to them. Service animals in training are welcome on the same terms. A service animal is a dog individually trained to do work or perform a task for a person with a disability. If that isn't obvious, we may ask two things and only two: whether the animal is a service animal required because of a disability, and what work or task it has been trained to perform. We won't ask about your disability, and we won't ask for documentation, certification, or a vest. Please keep your animal housebroken, under your control, and with you rather than unattended, and clean up after it, tell us if you need a hand with that. We'd only ask that an animal be removed if it were out of control or not housebroken, and you'd still be welcome to stay. Emotional support animals, comfort animals, and therapy animals are not service animals under the ADA.  An animal that provides comfort simply by being present, without training to perform a specific task, doesn't meet the definition, no matter what letter, certificate, or registration comes with it. It's still welcome here under our pet policy above.

Resort Fee: A nightly resort fee of $25 allows us to offer exceptional amenities and activities for no additional cost. Every guest has open access to our beautiful landscaped gardens, two large pools, hot tubs, saunas, kid's area, yard games, and huge pet playground. We also provide nightly activities like live music, rafting and fly fishing demonstrations, a magic show, and birds of prey show. The only time you will pay extra is if you take something home with you, like a tie-dye t-shirt.

Looking to enhance your camping experience by reserving sites/cabins near friends or family, or prefer a specific campsite or cabin? Lock your site for a $50 one time fee per reservation to make your stay even better.

We provide WiFi throughout the campground. However, a number of factors impact its strength; including things like number of guests, weather conditions, the proximity of our antennas, and even nearby RVs. Therefore, we cannot guarantee great WiFi at your site. However, we have provided several tables and chairs near our office where the signal is strong. Cellular service at our campground and throughout Glacier National Park varies by provider.

Bikes
Our nature trail is a great pathway for bikes. Please supervise young children and be mindful of heavy traffic areas. 
Landscaping
Follow all signs and stay on the designated walk-ways. Most areas of the campground are irrigated, including your site, so plan accordingly.
Tent
Tents are for designated tent pads only. No tents are allowed on the grass. If you would like to setup a tent please contact the front desk about obtaining a tent site.
Vehicle Washing
Vehicle or RV washing is not allowed in the park.
Quiet Hours
Daily, 10pm to 7am. Be respectful and mindful of your neighbors. Loud and unruly behavior will not be tolerated. Offenders will forfeit their charges and be excluded from the campground.
Campfires
Put out all fires before retiring for the evening and follow any fire restrictions that are in effect. 
Speed Limit
The speed limit in the park is 5 mph. Drive slowly and carefully for safety and to keep down dust.

For the 2026 season, we will be a pickup location for Red Bus Tours, Glacier National Park's historic in-park transportation. The West Side Crown of the Continent Tour offers full day (8-9.5hrs) tours from June 20th - Sept 20 2026. Departs the KOA at 8:00am and returns at 5:30pm. Upon departing the West Glacier KOA Resort you will soon enter Glacier National Park and drive through the cedar and hemlock forests of the Lake McDonald Valley. Travel up the Going-to-the-Sun Road along a glacially formed arête to the top of the Crown of the Continent at Logan Pass. Head down through the St. Mary Valley and out to the prairies of Big Sky Country. Enjoy views of the valley during an optional lunch at Many Glacier Hotel. Experience an encore vista on your return trip to the West Glacier KOA Resort.

We accept inquiries year-round from work campers and seasonal workers. We are constantly on the lookout for quality candidates for all departments: facilities and grounds, housekeeping, food service, and guest service. We offer competitive wages and great staff perks. Let us know your interest by sending your resume to [email protected].