Mountain View RV Park

The park is quiet, well maintained and everyone is super nice. Laundry facilities and bathrooms were some of the best we've seen. Sites are not huge but wide enough. The major downside is that it is located right on the very loud highway. Not the campgrounds fault...just way too noisy for us. We used to live on a busy street but this was another level of loud. We couldn't hear each other talk from the other side of our camper. I'd stay here again if passing through but not as a destination.

Apparently the owners of Glacier Peaks CG have purchased or are in the process of purchasing Mountain View. Potential guests are being referred to Glacier Peaks' phone number when they call Mountain View's number.

A little worried as Glacier Peak's rating here on Campendium is not great. Also, has been a PITA trying to get someone to answer the phone during business hours to inquire about price/availability.

Great place to stay. Big grassy area in the middle of the RV park with picnic tables, great for walking dogs or just relaxing in the grass. There is also a small basketball court. Minimal bugs - just a few knats that would seek out the lights at night. Site was level and just enough space for trailer and truck (a bit crowded but worked), full sun, no shade and a picnic table. Splitter on the water spiket provided. Light road noise from hwy nearby, but not bad. Customer service was nice and accommodating. $2 wash/$2 dryer so a little high, but the laundry services were clean. Gravel back-in site, asphalt roads, great for strolling around in the evening.
We stayed for 7 days so paid for 6 and the 7th was free. They also accept Good Sam members. The wifi was a tad slow, but for the most part worked pretty good. Hotspot on cell for video calls and Netflix though.
Close to the grocery (Super 1 Foods) and 2 miles from the rodeo grounds and Blue Moon Nite Club where they have a weekly Thursday Rodeo in the summer. It was fun! Very accessible to Whitefish, Kalispell, downtown Columbia Falls, Hungry Horse, and Glacier National Park. *The cajun restaurant in Whitefish Tupelo Grille was awesome!!

We stayed here one night after boondocking last few nights. We needed to shower after having jumped in the waterfall:) and we needed to get some laundry done. Showers and facilities were immaculate. The camp host, dan maybe? Was really nice and got us a great back corner quiet spot. It was around 6 or 7 in the evening when we called and left a message since the office was closed but he got back to us pronto which we really appreciated! We would stay again. Only $30 cash for our small spot since we only needed to park our camper van

Stayed here 5 nights and had a great experience. We stayed in one of the few sites that were electric only right by the front office since it was all they had available but it was cheaper as well. I think the max camper or trailer length is 33’ for those sites.
Pro was we were right next to the bathrooms, shower and laundry which were very clean and nice!
Laundry was only $2 to wash (not sure about dryer). There are 3 separate rooms for shower/bathroom, and they are free!
The grounds are kept very clean and the full hookup sites looked very level and easy to pull into.
They are strict about dogs being leashed when not right by your RV, even if you’re in the central grass area playing ball.
The biggest and only con is the traffic noise. I would make sure to get a site in the back if that can bother you sleeping. It did for me unfortunately.
Otherwise this is a great, affordable and central RV park to Glacier NP and Whitefish.
Not the best cell service for Verizon but their WiFi worked great. When we left we were aloud to pull into a vacant spot to dump and fill up water again.

This was a clean and very well-kept campground, with a large lawn in the center. The owner was very welcoming. I have never paid $56/night before, and hope I never have to again, but all the RV parks in this area were in that range. I suppose it's a seller's market being near Glacier National Park, and they also have a short season.

My back-in site was oddly laid out. It sloped downhill, although it consisted of a raised bed of gravel, so there was no reason reason for it to slope, and the hookups were located at the front of the site and way off to the side. I needed 30 ft of water hose, 40 ft of electrical cable, and there was no way my 20 ft of sewer hose would reach. Luckily, I arrived with empty tanks and was only staying 4 nights. Many of the back-in sites were like this.

Verizon 4G was poor, generally less than 1 Mbps down and up. The campground wifi was excellent, at 35 Mbps down and 22 up.

The campground was on a busy highway, but I was at the back, and heard almost no noise.