Glacier Peaks RV Park - Starry Night Glacier

03/03/2026

Want to meet the cast of the Mountain Man show? This is your chance! Book with us and receive our May special, 5/15 & 16th! $50 Rv sites and $25 tent sites. Shower house on site! Location of rendezvous: Majestic Valley Arena. Call to book! 406-890-0298!

08/26/2023

September is coming, we are still open and the cool weather is over the ridge. What do you have for Sept plans?

08/25/2023

We have 5 Rustic Sleeper Cabins to choose from sleeping up to 6 people with 2 full beds and 2 twin beds.

They include electricity, a window fan, table with chairs and a small front porch with a picnic table.

Enjoy our grassy community area full of yard games next to the office, playground for the kids and also our dog play area with a separate spot for small and large dogs.

We have bathhouses and laundry onsite next to our office and retail store.

What is your favorite yard game?

08/12/2023

We completed the Flathead Waters River cleanup today! We cleaned up the Tea Kettle Fishing access banks, parking lot and road sides in Columbia Falls!

Photos to come…

Columbia Falls Area Chamber of Commerce
2023 Flathead Waters Cleanup
Flathead River
Flathead Lakers
Flathead Rivers Alliance

08/11/2023

The M.A.D Cajun Smokehouse is coming here today serving up the best cajun and BBQ in the Flathead! Come on over there is plenty of parking up front by our office!

3185 MT Hwy 40 W
CFalls

08/10/2023

We can’t wait to see the new truck tomorrow!

Are you team Cajun or team BBQ?

Spoiler, we are both! 🎉

08/04/2023

I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! 🎶

Come beat the heat and cool down with some Sweet Retreat Creamery Ice Cream today in our front parking lot!

Do you prefer your ice cream in a cone or a cup?

Glacier Peaks RV Park
3185 MT Hwy 40 W
Columbia Falls MT 59912

07/27/2023

This weekend for Columbia Falls Heritage Days! Saturday July 29th 1-6pm at Marantette Park, will we see you there?

The Corndog House
Montana Devil Dawgs
Flathead Bubbles & Boba
Fire & Ice Snow Cones

07/26/2023

Love this!

07/20/2023

Fantastic summary of beautiful hikes!

Glacier National Park is renowned for its scenic trails that allow visitors to explore its breathtaking landscapes. Here are some of the popular trails you can find in the park:

1. Highline Trail: This iconic trail starts at Logan Pass and follows the Continental Divide. It offers incredible views of Glacier National Park's rugged mountains, meadows, and wildlife. It's a 7.6-mile (12.2 km) trail that can be extended to a longer hike if desired.

2. Grinnell Glacier Trail: This trail takes you to the stunning Grinnell Glacier, one of the park's most famous glaciers. The trail is 10.3 miles (16.6 km) round trip and features breathtaking views of glaciers, alpine meadows, and pristine lakes.

3. Hidden Lake Trail: Beginning at Logan Pass, this 2.7-mile (4.3 km) trail is known for its beautiful wildflowers and the chance to spot mountain goats. The trail ends at Hidden Lake, offering a picturesque view of the lake surrounded by towering peaks.

4. Avalanche Lake Trail: Starting from the Trail of the Cedars, this 4.5-mile (7.2 km) trail leads to Avalanche Lake. Hikers will encounter dense forests, waterfalls, and eventually reach the tranquil lake nestled amidst impressive mountains.

5. Iceberg Lake Trail: This 9.6-mile (15.4 km) trail is known for its stunning alpine scenery and the chance to see icebergs floating in the lake. Hikers will enjoy breathtaking views of cliffs, meadows, and wildlife along the way.

6. Many Glacier Trail System: Many Glacier offers a variety of trails catering to different hiking abilities. Some popular trails in this area include Grinnell Lake Trail, Swiftcurrent Pass Trail, and Ptarmigan Tunnel Trail. Each of these trails showcases the beauty of Many Glacier's lakes, mountains, and wildlife.

7. Two Medicine Area Trails: This area offers a range of trails for hikers to explore. Some notable trails include the Scenic Point Trail, Aster Falls Trail, and Running Eagle Falls Trail. These trails offer picturesque vistas, waterfalls, and unique geological features.

What is your favorite hike in Glacier National Park?