Available Nov 13–15 · 2 nights6 sites open for every nightA forested campground near hiking, and mountain biking. Most campsites have no hookups, and RV fit varies by site.
Devil Creek Campground sits along US Highway 2 in a tall conifer forest roughly 32 miles southeast of West Glacier and about six miles west of Marias Pass, putting it just south of the Canadian border and west of the Continental Divide within Flathead National Forest. The facility is small and straightforward: 13 total campsites, all configured to accommodate both tents and RVs (13 Both RV Sites & Tent Sites), with seven reservable sites and six first-come, first-served walk-up sites.











Length limits vary by campsite.
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| Site | Fr 13 | Sa 14 | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 009 standard nonelectric | – | – | $22 |
| 5 standard nonelectric | – | – | $22 |
| 012 standard nonelectric | – | – | $22 |
| 007 standard nonelectric | – | – | $22 |
| 006 standard nonelectric | – | – | $22 |
| 010 standard nonelectric | – | – | $22 |
| 004 standard nonelectric | – | – | $22 |
| 002 standard nonelectric | – | – | $22 |
| 001 standard nonelectric | – | – | $22 |
| 008 standard nonelectric |
Hookups (individual campsites): 13 no-hookup individual sites.
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“The campground is very clean! The hosts were very communicative and available. Definitely recommend this campground if traveling to Glacier. Approximately equal distance to the West or East entrances from this campground which allowed access to more sites and activities. ”
“Gaven and Barb were outstanding hosts. The camp was immaculate and they were helpful in ways we were unprepared. ”
“Beautiful campsites, lovely creek, great hosts. Only drawback is the number of trains that pass on a nearby track.”
Available Nov 13–15 · 2 nights6 sites open for every night
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No sites offered for these dates| – |
| $22 |
| 003 standard nonelectric | – | – | $22 |
| 013 standard nonelectric | – | – | $22 |
| 011 standard nonelectric | – | – | $22 |
✓ available · R reserved · X not available · C closed · W first come, first served · N not yet released
An idea to start from, built from this campground's listing and real tours nearby. Times, openings and prices change, so check each before you go.
Longer tours — plan travel time before and after.
In this accessible and family-friendly short walking tour, explore native plants and their traditional uses along this trail. People have lived in this area for centuries, long before it became a…
In this family-friendly short walking tour, learn about the subalpine ecosystem of Logan Pass that is home to creatures with amazing abilities. They require special adaptations to survive at this…
This is a short walking tour of six exhibits at Logan Pass. Each exhibit uses an historic black and white picture to illustrate a different aspect of Glacier's changing climate. All of the exhibits…
Source: National Park Service. Tours are in the free NPS App.
Rentals that may deliver here and whose listed length fits sites up to 44 ft. Delivery may be available — confirm fees and dates with the owner before you book.

Travel trailer · 30 ft · sleeps 8 · 29 mi from campground
$150/night listed · Outdoorsy · Delivery may be available
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Camper van · 19 ft · sleeps 2 · 29 mi from campground
$300/night listed · Outdoorsy · Delivery may be available
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Camper van · 16 ft · sleeps 3 · 32 mi from campground
$147/night listed · Outdoorsy · Delivery may be available
View rentalPaid experiences on Viator. Distances are from this campground when the tour lists its own start point.

West Glacier area · 2.5 hr · from $77/person

West Glacier area · 2.5 hr · from $77/person

West Glacier area · 5 hr–6 hr · from $164/person

West Glacier area · 6 hr · from $166/person
stays up to 32 nights (Recreation.gov rules).
For July weekends, book about 171 days ahead. Three in four July Friday and Saturday arrivals were booked later than that, and half were booked 93 days or less before arrival. Past timing is guidance, not a guarantee of what is open now.
| Arrival month | Fri/Sat arrivals: half booked at least | A quarter at least | Other days: half booked at least | A quarter at least |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May | 60 days ahead | 105 days ahead | 64 days ahead | 93 days ahead |
| June | 94 days ahead | 143 days ahead | 74 days ahead | 139 days ahead |
| July | 93 days ahead | 171 days ahead | 113 days ahead | 171 days ahead |
| August | 69 days ahead | 146 days ahead | 66 days ahead | 144 days ahead |
| September | 51 days ahead | 142 days ahead | 48 days ahead | 121 days ahead |
Months with fewer than 30 reservations of that kind are left blank. Sites where nearly every booking was made the day of arrival (pay on arrival) are left out. Closed seasons, windows not yet released for booking, and currently unavailable nights are separate from this history.
Based on Recreation.gov reservations, FY2015–2025 (3,055 reservations in the years scored). Counts reservations made, not nights actually camped: cancellations aren't in the data, and nights a site was closed count as not booked. FY2020–21 (COVID) are left out of the scores.
13 individual reservable campsites from Recreation.gov, checked Nov 7. Rates are the listed nightly rates.
Tent, van or small RV, no power
13 sites · $22/night
Loops: DEVIL CREEK CAMPGROUND (13)
0 open Nov 13–Nov 15

West Glacier area · 4 hr · from $70/person

West Glacier area · 4 hr · from $113/person

West Glacier area · 8 hr–1 day · from $20/person

West Glacier area · 6 hr–7 hr · from $250/person

West Glacier area · 1.5 hr · from $175/person
Ranger programs, trails and park activities — typically free. Separate from paid tours above.

The North American beaver is the second largest rodent in the world behind the Capybara of South America. Found throughout the U.S. and Canada, these semiaquatic ecosystem…

A mid-sized carnivore in the weasel family, the wolverine is active throughout the year in cold, snowy environments to which it is well-adapted. Wolverines are rarely seen and…

The mountain goat is one of the park's most inconic creatures. It is the only living member of its genus and is more closely related to caprines (the chamois of Europe and the…

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Red foxes are found throughout the northern hemisphere. In Glacier, they are adapted to a wide range of habitats, from open grasslands to dense forests. Most abundant in riparian…

Bighorn sheep live in a variety of habitats throughout the year. During the summer, they can be found in meadows, fellfields, and on mid-elevation slopes bordered by cliffs and…
Source: National Park Service (Glacier National Park). Photos link to nps.gov and are credited to their photographers.