Mountain View RV Park located in Northwest Montana offers easy access off MT Highway 40 West and is conveniently located between Whitefish and Columbia Falls. We are only 22 miles to the gateway of Glacier National Park, 2 miles to the West is the Whitefish River, 3 miles to the East is Flathead River and 5 miles North West is Whitefish Lake.
Flathead Lake is 30 miles South and is the largest natural fresh water lake West of the Mississippi with over 200 square miles of water and 185 miles of shoreline. Mountain View RV Park boasts beautiful views of Big Mountain, Teakettle Mountains, Columbia Mountains along with gorgeous sunsets to boot!
Flathead Lake is 30 miles South and is the largest natural fresh water lake West of the Mississippi with over 200 square miles of water and 185 miles of shoreline. Mountain View RV Park boasts beautiful views of Big Mountain, Teakettle Mountains, Columbia Mountains along with gorgeous sunsets to boot!
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RV Sites
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Mountain View RV Park has 45 full-service sites, with 28 of them being pull through sites that can easily accommodate big rigs. The pull-through sites include options for 50, 30 and 15 AMP service and full water and sewer hookups. Additionally there are 18 back in sites offering 30 and 20 AMP service along with full hook-ups.
Nearby Services & Convenience
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Columbia Falls is only about 5 minutes down the road from the RV Park. Columbia Falls has become affectionately nicknamed "The Gateway to Glacier Park." Being the last of the larger communities that you pass through before exiting the Flathead valley and entering Bad Rock Canyon on your way to Glacier National Park, Columbia Falls lives up to it's nickname quite well.
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Yes, an upgraded WiFi system has recently been installed. However multiple campers similatiously streaming or downloading may slow connection speeds for all campers. Yes, Mountain View has 28 pull through sites for larger rigs as well as several larger back in sites; many with 50, 30, or 15 AMP service.
Things To Do
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The Trail of the Cedars is probably one of the most popular and well-traveled short hikes inside Glacier National Park. This mostly level trail consists of a boardwalk and blacktop trail that is handicapped accessible. The trail takes hikers through a spectacular forest of giant cedar trees, spruce and other species of pine and deciduous trees.
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Mountain View RV Park is situated in an ideal location on Hwy 40 midway between the town of Whitefish, (Montana's favorite summer and winter playground) and Columbia Falls, (the gateway to Glacier National Park). The Park offers 24 pull-through sites and 22 back-in sites with both 50 AMP and 30 AMP hookups available.
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