Columbia Falls RV Park

Columbia Falls was a cute little town about 16 miles from the west gate of Glacier. The RV park is very nice but the sites are not that spacious. We actually had a neighbor that had to use some of our grass area to put down his jacks and put out his slide. Just made it a lot more tighter for us. Very clean laundry room and bathroom. There is a park, River's Edge Park that is a mile walk from the RV park with views of Flathead River. Great way to get your walk in! On Thursday, Columbia Falls has a great Farmer's Market within walking distance of the park. Be sure to make time to visit Whitefish, too.

Beautiful, clean place. The site we were in was 45 and was a bit tight and close to the other rvs, literally you walked out and you had a strip of grass about 4ft wide before you got to your neighbor. It is by a well used road that goes to Glacier so it was noisy and you can hear a train in the distance that seemed not to have much of an itinerary since we heard it at 2am, 5 am, sometimes 7am.
My husband would stay again but I wouldn't. We didn't feel like being outside because it was too close to the other rig.
Staff was super nice.

Best kept, clean and great sites that we have stayed at in two years on the road. Bathrooms were hospital clean. City of Columbia falls was fun. Great coffee and snacks at Uptown Hearth. Great hamburgers at Gunsight Solon. Lots of rules, but that is why the campground is so clean and inviting. Larges sites for really big rigs. Sites close to entry road could be noisy. Easy access to Glacier Park. Will stay again of course. Wi Fi was better then most.

Every now and again we enjoy an "urban" campground. It's always fun to explore a new town by foot or bike when possible. Granted, Columbia Falls isn't a very big town, but there are a couple of nice restaurants within a 1/2 mile of the campground. If you like live music, the Gunsight Saloon has bands every evening during the summer season.

The location is a great launching point for exploring - Glacier NP, Whitefish Lake, downtown Whitefish, Flathead Lake.....and so much more. Be sure to venture up the road to the town of Hungry Horse and grab yourself a Huckleberry shake.

The park itself is standard with both back-ins and pull-throughs. The gravel sites are level and long enough for big rigs. A small patch of grass separates you from your neighbor and comes with a redwood picnic bench. The hook-ups are up towards the front of the rig. Good Wifi helped us get some work done without burning our cellular data.

We wouldn't hesitate to stay here again, but would most likely look for something up in the mountains just to get a different experience.