Still Want to Camp in Montana? It’s Still Possible!

Still Want to Camp in Montana?  It's Still Possible!

Even as the last throes of summer hang with us, winter will be setting in before we realize it.  All the more reason to take advantage while we still can in Montana.  One of the best places to take in fall is of course Glacier National Park.  With amazing views, it is almost a once in lifetime, must take vacation for many.

But where to stay?  The Traditional Blackfeet Campground may be just the place for you and your family, regardless of how many you bring with you.

Let's Pack Up and Head Out to St. Mary Near Glacier

This amazing campground is located right near St. Mary and the eastern entrance to the park.  The Chewing Blackbones Campground is the only campground that is adjacent to St. Mary's Lake.  With both traditional tent camping options and RV hookups, there is also something uniquely special to this location.

A large open campground where large family gatherings, weddings and reunions can be held.  Chewing Black Bones has a trail system for seclusion and contemplation, and a lakeside location that no one else possesses.

Sounds like a page from a book, doesn't it?

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It's Not Just One Campground Though, You Will Find 4 Total Here

The Blackfeet Reservation Campground is actually 4 different campgrounds all situated near the park.  Options include not just the Chewing Blackbones location, but also features the following:

Duck Lake Campground is a premier fisherman’s lake, there are full hookups for RV’s.  Red Eagle Campground is located north of East Glacier Park, Montana on the Blackfeet reservation as well and is a primitive campground surrounded by pine trees. The Two Medicine Dam is located on the property and the Two Medicine River runs through the campground for great fishing.