Fish Creek Campground

Everything you need at the campground. The location is excellent for a family! If you walk down to the water in the morning you can see a stunning sunrise! I like Fish Creek Campground better than Apgar Village as it is not as congested. It is a bit difficult to reserve but if you sign up for the waitlist and are patient you can get the opportunity. Start early and it will work out. Enjoy!

Great campground in Glacier National Park. Quiet and away from crowds. Sites are close together but still offer a little privacy. Bear boxes are shared between 6-8 camp sites & when I arrived, the one near me was full. Every site should have their own since there are active bears in this campground. Showers only available in loop A & there's no parking there. I camped in loop C and we only had outhouse toilets due to restrooms being closed. I probably won't go back to this campground. The Fish Creek day use area is nice for lake access & clean restroom.

This campsite is in West Glacier. To get to Sun Road, you need to either go through it before 7 AM or after 3 PM. The campgrounds were clean. Loop A has showers but only 2 of the 4 were functioning. These showers were for all of Fish Creek campers. The bathrooms would often run out of hand soap and it took about 2 days before more soap was added.

Campground is in Glacier National Park - so you need a park pass for access and you need reservations (early - fills up fast). Campground was ok - campsites were well set up. However, the C loop restrooms were out of order (porta-potties available) and showers were only on the A loop (first come first served). Some late evening arrivals were a bit noisy, but overall, the camping was good. Ranger programs were all very good, available each evening.

Well-located campground with flush toilets in each loop. The campsites are well maintained and have a campfire setup we didn't use. Because the campground is in a dense wooded area, each campsite has it's own space a little into the trees and feels private. Voices do carry though from inconsiderate campers if they are being noisy and talking loudly at night. There are several bear boxes to store food within proximity of every few canpsites. Each campsite has a bench and table as well. Unfortunately, the toilets in our loop (Loop C) were down and out of service the 3 nights we were there during the Labor Day weekend, so we had to use the toilets in Loop B, which were not too far from our campsite. Porta-potties were provided but we didn't check them out as the flush toilets were close enoug