We look forward to hosting you at Glacier Wilderness Resort! Here’s some information to help you plan your time here.

Check-in time is between 4 and 6 pm. If you will be arriving later, please call or text 406-888-9884 to let us know. Early check in may be possible if arranged ahead of time, but during busy summer months may not be feasible.

Please keep in mind that one bedroom cabins have a maximum occupancy of 4 people, and two bedroom cabins have a capacity of 6 people. We CANNOT make exceptions to these limits. Also, please note that NO PETS ARE ALLOWED AT THE RESORT.

In our mountainous area you will not have cell phone service, but we have recently made improvements to our WiFi to provide better coverage in all the cabins. There is also a landline phone in our Lodge, which is open 24/7. Local calls are free; you will need a calling card for long distance. You are welcome to give the resort office phone number of (406) 888-9884 as an emergency contact number and we will deliver messages.

We supply the cabin with bedding, bath towels, dedicated hot tub towels kitchen towels (so many towels!!), dish soap, dishwasher tablets, laundry detergent & softener sheets, hand soap, tissue, toilet paper, paper towels, trash bags, coffee filters, and salt and pepper. There is a hair dryer and a washer and dryer in the ground floor bathroom of each cabin. We do not provide shampoo or bar soap. The kitchen is fully equipped and includes a dishwasher, microwave, stove & oven. There is a charcoal grill on each deck; please bring charcoal and lighter fluid as they are not provided by the resort. If you prefer a propane gas grill, there are three outside the Lodge available for guests to use.

The physical address for Glacier Wilderness Resort is 13400 Highway 2 East, West Glacier, MT 59936.  We are just past mile marker 163, approximately 10 miles east of the west entrance to Glacier National Park. Slow down as soon as you see the 163 marker, as our driveway can be hard to spot.

Our managers, Tammi and Joseph, have lived in this area and both worked in Glacier National Park before coming to GWR, so don’t hesitate to reach out and ask questions ahead of time. We are eager to help you make the most of your stay. Safe travels!