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K-M: Glacier's Vac Home, Campground & RV Park
Overview
Overview
Travelers bound for northwest Montana will find K-M: Glacier's Vac Home, Campground & RV Park situated right in Hungry Horse, MT. This property places visitors along the main approach to one of the country's most dramatic mountain ecosystems. Positioned just off the primary thoroughfare, the park serves as a practical basecamp for motorists navigating the rugged terrain of the Northern Rockies.
Location & Surroundings
Set along the Highway 2 corridor, the campground rests in a heavily forested mountain valley defined by the dramatic peaks of the Continental Divide. The climate here brings crisp alpine air, warm summer days, and weather that can shift rapidly near the mountains. Travelers arriving from Columbia Falls or Kalispell will notice the terrain quickly transitions from flat river valleys to dense stands of pine and towering rock walls.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure is not detailed by the property name beyond its vacation home, campground, and RV park classification, visitors should plan accordingly. Campers should contact the management directly to confirm essential details such as maximum rig lengths, electrical hookup amperages, water pressure, and sewer availability. Inquire about seasonal dates, generator policies, and layout configurations before arriving with large travel trailers or motorhomes.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The main draw of this location is its proximity to Glacier National Park, with the West Glacier entrance just a short drive up the highway. Visitors can drive the iconic Going-to-the-Sun Road, hike alpine trails beneath snow-capped peaks, or fish the icy waters of the Flathead River and Hungry Horse Reservoir. Nearby towns offer outfitters, local dining, and supplies for backcountry excursions or scenic lake cruises.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination appeals strongly to road-trippers and outdoor enthusiasts looking to spend their days exploring public lands rather than staying inside the park. It suits RVers prioritizing location and proximity to national park trailheads over resort-style property features. Travelers who enjoy alpine scenery, wildlife viewing, and early morning departures toward mountain passes will find this a convenient regional staging ground.
Reviews
Jason Kurohara
Tobi was nice and welcoming to my group. Camped here for multiple nights to avoid the crowds in Apgar. She charged us $38 per night which was very reasonable.
delf hedde
With all the crazy business going on around West Glacier, we were very happy to find this campground. The nice, shady campsite had plenty of room for our 3 motorcycles and tents. Great location, very close to the entrance of Glacier NP. Conveniently located in town too - walking distance to a supermarket and a liquor store. Campground has a nice, quiet, family friendly feeling. Tobi is an outstanding camp-host - working very hard to make a 'customers happy. She provided valuable tips for trips in the area and turned out to be just an overall good person! Highly recommended.
Shelby M
Tobi is a fantastic and welcoming host! We loved our stay here for the short drive to Glacier NP entrance station (~15 minutes) and for the grass under the tent sites which made for comfortable sleeping. We enjoyed the stars here too - would recommend and stay again!
Areal Ryan
I have never rated anything on the internet before good, bad whatever I just haven’t but my family and I stayed at this camp ground last week and let me tell you the gal who wrote the previous review was pretty spot on when she said it’s nothing to be desired. The first problem was that the advertised price on hipcamp.com was wrong, it said $32.00 a night. When you check out the price advertised as $32.00 a night changed to $52.00 a night “not a huge deal but annoying”. We assumed it was just a nice campground and would be worth it… Upon arrival we realized the RV side, which is where we stayed looked more like a parking lot than a campground. There was zero privacy at the electric site we paid an extra $10.00 “bringing our total daily cost to $62.00 a night” . Our site was conveniently located next to Tobi’s shed and the port o John *like right next to the port o John 😷. We had to move our chairs away from our pop up because we could smell it. The communal picnic table had a pile of scrap metal and burnt nails on it our entire stay. The first night we were woken up in the middle of the night around 2:00 am to the camp hosts dog barking next to our pop up and the final morning we were woken up by Tobi herself moving her motor cycle loudly right next to our pop up. I then rated her on hipcamp and I was honest about our experience so she personally messaged me a very unprofessional email which was quit laughable. I wasn’t going to do a google review but given her email I couldn’t help but warn the next person. Not worth your money plus read the previous review when she called the other gal nasty I think we all know who the nasty one is…
Abby Green
After booking with Tobi, I realized the dates I had chosen were incorrect. I canceled and contacted her only 19 HOURS after booking and she had absolutely ZERO sympathy. She said had it been 1 hour after she would have made an exception. I’m not sure what changes after 18 hours, but apparently a lot. She stated her policy numerous time. I own rentals as well and understand the reasonings behind these policies. However, if someone were to contact me only hours after booking expressing the mistake, I would show compassion. Tobi does not have that capability. I can’t speak to the campgrounds, but I can speak to the customer service. And my experience was terrible. Honestly I am thankful I don’t have to stay at the campgrounds because if the customer service is a representation of the camp I can assume it leaves a lot to be desired.