Yes it does. Located in the heart of St. Mary, we experience winds most of the time. We suggest campers never leave their awnings out or unattended. The wind can change suddenly and can seriously damage your awning.

Cancellations made prior to 30 days of check in will receive a full refund of the deposit, minus a $20.00($50.00 for cabins) processing fee. The deposit is NON-REFUNDABLE to any customers who cancel, for any reason, with less than 30 days notice. Cancellation of reservations after 4 pm MST, within 48 hours from day of check in will be charged the FULL COST of the scheduled stay. Deposits cannot be transferred and or applied to the following year reservation.

We currently only have 30amp RV sites. This is typically adequate to run most RVs as our weather is mild and evenings are cooler. There are no 50amp sites.

In addition to our full hookup sites that include sewer, we do have a dump station available for our campers. Campers not staying with us can use the dump station for a $40 fee.

By Plane: The nearest commercial airports are in Great Falls and Kalispell, Montana, USA. The closest international airport is Calgary, Alberta, Canada. You will need to rent a car, and drive another 2.5 or 3 hours to get to St. Mary from each of these three locations.

By Car: Take I-15 or U.S. Highway 89 to arrive from the south, or U.S. Highway 2, then Highway 89 to St Mary to arrive from the east or west. If you are driving in from the north, you will be taking Highway 2 in southern Alberta, Canada.

By RV: If you are coming from the south, east or west on Highway 2, we recommend you take Highway 464 north out of Browning. When it intersects with Highway 89, turn south and go 7 miles to St Mary. We are on the left. This is a much easier route than Highway 89.

By Train: Amtrak passenger service has a daily stop in East Glacier Park, Montana. There are several car rental businesses there to provide you with transportation to drive the additional 40 miles to St. Mary.

If you are staying with us in a electric and water site or full hookup, you can fill your tanks. If you are tent camping or dry camping, there is water available to fill small containers, but is not meant to fill your rig.

We do not allow those not camping with us to fill their tanks.

You will be given your site number upon check-in. When we receive your reservation, Johnson’s staff will assign you to a site based on your selection and size. Johnson’s reserves the right to change that location up until the time of check-in.

The best place for park information is the official Glacier National Park website

Information on Glacier National Park Entrance Passes can be found https://www.nps.gov/glac/planyourvisit/fees.htm#entrance-passes

Unfortunately no. The vehicle passes are only available online from the National Park site https://www.recreation.gov/timed-entry/10087086

All up-to-date information can be found on that site.