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Waterton River Campground

Continental Divide Trail, Browning, MT 59417, USA

Introduce

Nestled along the Continental Divide Trail in Browning, Montana, Waterton River Campground offers a unique and immersive outdoor experience for campers and RV enthusiasts. Surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of Glacier National Park, this campground is a haven for nature lovers seeking tranquility and adventure.

The campground features shaded sites, easy access to water, and basic amenities like an outhouse-style toilet. While the trail leading to the campground may be overgrown and the swinging bridge somewhat rustic, the serene environment and proximity to nature make it a worthwhile destination. For those coming from the Goat Haunt area, the horse ford is a recommended alternative route.

Waterton River Campground is ideal for those who appreciate a rustic camping experience. However, visitors should be prepared for mosquitoes and the occasional challenge of navigating the trails. Despite these minor inconveniences, the campground’s natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere have earned positive reviews from many campers.

  • Shaded campsites with easy access to water.
  • Rustic amenities, including an outhouse-style toilet.
  • Proximity to Glacier National Park and scenic trails.
  • Perfect for campers and RV enthusiasts seeking a serene retreat.

Customer Feedback: Visitors have praised the campground for its natural beauty and peaceful environment. While some noted the overgrown trail and rustic bridge, many appreciated the shaded sites and easy access to water. One camper described it as a "nice campground with plenty of water and shade," while another recommended taking the horse ford for a smoother journey. Overall, Waterton River Campground is a beloved destination for those seeking a true outdoor adventure.

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Amenities

Restroom

Children

Good for kids

Parking

On-site parking

Pets

Dogs allowed

Adam Ruffin Oct 09
★★★★☆4

This campsite is my least favorite in Glacier. The trail to get to it was convoluted and overgrown. The swinging bridge that we took to get to it seemed dangerous and was missing planks and hardware. I recommend taking the horse ford if you are coming from the Goat Haunt area. It will take you directly to the bearpoles. The campsite itself was actually not that bad. It had easy access to water and an outhouse style toilet.

Alberto Cano Aug 21
★★★★★5

Nice campground, plenty of water and shades. Be aware of mosquitoes!