Heart of Glacier RV Park & Cabins — Local services in Browning

I was told this place offers a kennel for $35/day. I dropped my dog off, and they didn’t take down any of my information (which I only thought about as I was entering Many Glacier), which is odd. The kennel is big enough for one dog MAYBE two dogs, but I hope they don’t allow two stranger’s dogs to be in there at once as there’s no separation between them. Provide your own food/water, but they won’t refill it even though you leave a whole gallon jug and they said they’d refill it if needed. When I dropped my boy off, the kennel was shaded, his water bowl was full, the lady was nice, and I felt ok about it. I picked him up 8 hours later, it was 84 degrees outside, the kennel was no longer shaded (it really should be in a spot that offers complete/partial shade all day), and his water bowl was totally empty. My poor boy was so hot and thirsty he drank a full bowl of water when I picked him up. I’m only giving two stars because they were cheap, close, fairly friendly, and didn’t require you to be camping there to use them, unlike KOA. But I mean come on. If you offer kennel service you can AT LEAST refill an empty water bowl and not give the poor animal a...

If you're looking for luxury accommodations, this is not it (maybe the KOA). The other reviews and pictures posted are pretty spot on for what we experienced here. The location is great, very short walk to all of St Mary. We walked the dog all the way to the St Mary GNP visitor center which we enjoyed. Haven't been able to do that at any other NP we've stayed near. The pull thru site we stayed in was very long, had good grass for the dog and was pretty level...all good stuff. There are no views though, like from almost all of the KOA sites. The KOA has pretty amazing views of the GNP mountains. Heart of Glacier has none of that. Also, the laundry only has 2 washers and 2 dryers. It's not a big park, but still that's not much. And, as usual, one of the washers was out of order. So don't plan for laundry here if you can help it. Lastly, the park is not very well manicured, meaning it is a bit sloppy with weeds and gravel if that matters to you. But it is what we expected based on posted photos. Bonus tip - fill your gas tank in Browning as fuel is a full $1 cheaper in Browning. We have a diesel with a 60 gallon tank and saved $40 filling up...

This place has just gone through a major expansion.

Not quiet ready for the big time. Sod is in at all the new spots, but they are watering it constantly to keep it alive. Admirable, but we ended up with a mudhole at the steps to our rig.

Each New pedestal has 50 amp service plus a 15 amp plug, but there is no separate breaker at each pedestal. Ouch!

Wifi was hit and miss the entire time we were there, sometimes good enough to stream video, but 50% of the time it was unusable, even with our external wifi antenna even for just Facebook.

All the trees in the new section have been ripped out, and pushed to the edges of the open area. The area is completely surrounded by stands of tall cottonwoods.

The good stuff: you won't find a park closer to the entrance to Glacier park, and rates were reasonable.

Full hookups and Glacier park. It's not a resort, but this may be a nice park after every thing...