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We stayed here for the full 16-day limit. It is conveniently located near the beautiful North Fork Flathead River (about a 15-minute walk across the highway) and only a 20-minute drive to the Glacier National Park West Entrance. When we arrived, there were barely five rigs in the large open area. Over our stay, however, it filled up and maxed out at around 21 campers. There is an on-site camp host living in the area who ensures everyone follows the rules and does not overstay the limit. Dump Station & Fresh Water: Dump & Water: There is a gas station in Columbia Falls (20-minute drive) offering a dump station and fresh water refill for $10. https://maps.app.goo.gl/eT4WDqpjPSa6zu7dA?g_st=ic Natural Spring: Located about 5 miles from the campsite; handy for collecting fresh drinking water. https://maps.app.goo.gl/aKV3hs4v5DHSjXVH6?g_st=ic Wildlife: Campers are warned that grizzly bears frequent the area, though we did not encounter any during our stay. We did see deer a few miles down the road. Hidden Gems & Local Tips: North Fork Flathead River: Just across the highway from the site. The water is crystal clear and it is a popular spot with locals. https://maps.app.goo.gl/vKBEyQmXup9RFMgJ6?g_st=ic Polebridge: Well worth the 40-minute drive on unpaved gravel roads (the pavement ends roughly 1 mile north of camp). Don't miss the famous bakery and the local saloon. https://maps.app.goo.gl/E2Pg9esZeH5pfAvY6?g_st=ic Bowman Lake: Located past Polebridge with incredible mountain views. Highly recommend bringing a kayak or paddleboard. (Tip: Sites 41–48 are often used for day-use overflow parking when the main lot fills up). https://maps.app.goo.gl/6JUifbkuEHFb9FHLA?g_st=ic Gunsight Saloon (Columbia Falls): Great selection of beer, solid food, and live music (often even better on Mondays and Tuesdays than weekends). https://maps.app.goo.gl/TUBEZNhryd2pi7jx6?g_st=ic Alternative Nearby Public Land Sites (if this area is full): Two 3-day limit sites across the road right next to the river. Four pull-off spots on the right side of the road about 200 yards north. Several additional dispersed sites listed slightly further north on Campendium.

Be very careful camping with your pets and children here. There are ATVs, but also people fly up and down the road in their regular vehicles at all times of the day.

5 Nights Phase 1 site 35 almost had park to ourselves. Quiet, Remote, Safe and 50 amp power with water. No sewer here and the park roads have more pot holes than the Badlands have Prairie Dog Holes. Since my phone doesn't have 5G I posted 4G.

Lots of trees. No service except starlink