Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Cut Bank, MT, Red Eagle Campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and rustic charm. This campground is an ideal destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse themselves in the tranquility of nature. While the campground provides a primitive camping experience, some sites are equipped with electricity, catering to a variety of camping preferences.
Red Eagle Campground is surrounded by breathtaking scenery, making it a perfect spot for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you're planning a family getaway or a solo adventure, the campground's serene environment provides the perfect backdrop for relaxation and exploration. The roads within the campground are narrow and rough, so visitors with larger RVs or trailers should be cautious of tree branches along the way.
Customer feedback highlights the campground's beautiful setting and the unique experience it offers. One visitor described it as "absolutely beautiful" and appreciated the primitive charm, though they noted the challenges of navigating the narrow roads with a larger vehicle. Another guest emphasized the need for caution with the electric hookups, but overall, the natural beauty of the area left a lasting impression.
For those seeking a true escape into nature, Red Eagle Campground is a destination worth considering. While it may not offer all the amenities of a luxury resort, its raw, unspoiled beauty and peaceful atmosphere make it a memorable spot for camping enthusiasts. Plan your visit today and experience the magic of Red Eagle Campground for yourself.
Onsite services
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
RV camping
RV electric hookup
Picnic tables
Restroom
Tent sites
Good for kids
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
This place is in complete neglect. We were charged for an electric site for our camper and the attached pictures show the fire hazard electric hookups at this camp. The electric box was laying in the dirt and filled with pine needles and the power was turned off even though we had made a reservation and paid up front. There was nobody at the “office” and we left at 9:30 the next morning without finishing our reserved time and there was still nobody at their shack they called an “office.” This place is a wreck and is not a safe place to take your family. There was an old dilapidated, 4-door car a few sites down from ours (think: drug user hiding from the cops) the night we pulled in and it was gone in the morning. This place is the worst excuse for a campground I’ve ever heard of. I would rather stay in a Walmart parking lot, and that’s my honest opinion.
Absolutely beautiful setting. Very primitive, but some sites have electricity. The roads are rough and narrow. If you have a larger class C, class A, or a 5th wheel, you WILL contact tree branches. I'm anticipating an hour or two of rubbing out tree branch tracks.
The campground is nice and clean,quiet, and is more of a primative style campground down in the trees away from the crowds of Glacier Park, but still very close if you desire to do a little sightseeing. I really liked it and would go back for sure.
The campground has a great location near the Two Medicine entrance to GNP. Just about 4 miles from East Glacier Park Village. Stayed here for vacation race and they did a nice job handling the crowd. It is primitive (i.e., no electrical hookups, no water, and no facilities), but the views are great. Would give it 5 stars if they had water. Otherwise a very good camping experience.
This is a very basic campground. Reasonably clean. The store was open but staff seemed not to care very much about customer service. Pit toilets seemed to once be there but the buildings are gone- only the pits remain. There is one portable outhouse. Camp here for the location as it’s really beautiful and close to Glacier NP. I really really wish the Tribe cared more about this campground as the setting is just stunning.