Places to Stay in Glacier Country
With 1 million acres to explore, do yourself a favor and plan to stay awhile. Our campgrounds, backcountry chalets, historic lodges and motor inns all welcome visitors in their own warm way.
Lodges and motor inns within the park (including Many Glacier Hotel, Swiftcurrent Motor Inn, Rising Sun Motor Inn, Lake McDonald Lodge and Village Inn) are operated by Xanterra. Motel Lake McDonald is owned by Glacier Park, Inc. and Apgar Village Lodge is owned and operated by West Glacier Mercantile.
Operated by Belton Chalets Inc., Granite Park Chalet is a National Historic Landmark that was constructed by the Great Northern Railway in the early 1900s.
Glacier National Park is home to 13 campgrounds and more than 1,000 campsites. Most campsites are available on a first-come, first-served basis, while Fish Creek and St. Mary campground may be reserved in advance. For more information on camping in the park, visit the National Park Service website.There are also numerous gateway communities around Glacier National Park that offer hotels and other lodging services, as well as camping.
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