Glacier National Park Lodging, Hotels, & Camping | Best Places to Stay | Complete Guide

[@RedesReds]

This is a criminally underrated channel, just saying. Your content is top notch mate. Great video as always. Cheers!

[@lifeisforadv]

Too kind. Thanks for the best wishes my friend

[@age_of_reason]

I have a feeling your channel is going to blow up. Nice work.

[@lifeisforadv]

Super kind. Cheers

[@rx7driver8]

great video! Thanks! probably the one of the most efficient vids to help us plan glacier!

[@lifeisforadv]

Hey thanks! I love efficiency so that’s a great compliment! Happy it helped!

[@StanleyNovel]

Informative video, thanks.

[@PocketTrailblazer]

Oh my goodness, I LOVE Glacier National Park, the last time I was there was in 2008! One day I'll get back there and this is a super helpful video with all the options - you were not kidding when you said complete guide! lol Awesome work Garrett, Charlie ;-)

[@lifeisforadv]

Thanks Charlie! Hope you are well. I imagine you are hunkered down as well or are you abroad?

[@PocketTrailblazer]

Garrett Galvan well I’m emigrated to Australia a few weeks before lockdown so it’s been a bit stressful 😂😂😂

[@eunshikwoo8812]

Thank you for amazing video. Let me ask you something. What's the Primitive? Is it another camping ground? Or just the place to camp available in nature?

[@lifeisforadv]

Primitive as used in the video means typically designated campsites around the park that have no amenities such as toilets/ water and you typically have to hike to get to them. It is not a campground and yes is a place to camp in nature. Usually only a very few spots but in amazingly beautiful remote places. Mainly for people who are intermediate to advanced camper/hikers who have both the gear and know how to backcountry camp. Must be knowlegable on how to avoid bears such as cook away from where you sleep and always hang food away from camp. Also should be knowlegable about how to properly Sh#^ in the woods lol.

[@lifeisforadv]

Hey guys, this was shot last fall so if you are looking for up to date conditions click this link so you know before you go! Cheers and thanks for watching! www.nps.gov/glac/planyourvisit/conditions.htm. Also if you want updates on trails being open or closed go here www.nps.gov/glac/planyourvisit/hikingthetrails.htm

[@tomlien7268]

If I came in on Amtrak would I be able to get to Apgar? You mentioned there was a shuttle? Thanks! Great video.

[@lifeisforadv]

Good question. Anyone?

[@lifeisforadv]

The shuttle i refered to travels within the park not sure about it going to the station and what not

[@martinjdesmond]

I have been to Glacier a number of times over the many years. I have both camped and stayed at a number of the lodges. I think that the best deal are the low cost cabins at Swift Current Motor Inn.

[@winkpls]

what happened to Glacier Park Lodge?

[@robertrosanelli444]

You made a mistake regarding Apgar campground. There are no showers there.

[@lifeisforadv]

Are you speaking currently or in general. Because at the time I was in Glacier National Park there were showers available for guests of Apgar Campground. A lot of campgrounds have closed showers due to covid concerns. So please just confirm if you’ve been recently and I can update the video in the description so that others are aware before they go. This is a big deal to me so I hope we can resolve this. Thanks

[@robertrosanelli444]

Hi. I have camped at Apgar, every loop, for over the last ten years and there are no showers there. There is a shower at Many Glacier close to the campground at the Swiftcurrent Motor Lodge and you buy tokens at the gift store. St. Mary campground has a loop with showers and all campers may use them. When at Apgar you buy a shower outside the park. Apgar remains a fine campground however mainly due to its proximity to Lake Mcdonald. Thanks for the inquiry I love Glacier. I dont like my keyboard at all however.

[@robertrosanelli444]

@@lifeisforadv Please dont be offended by my comments. I enjoy your videos and appreciate what you are doing. I do not want to reveal where to get a shower near Apgar as it may lead to overcrowding and difficulty accessing a hot shower when needed.

[@lifeisforadv]

I would say you’re a great credible resources then 🙂 Cool thanks for that, even the government site says there’s showers and I drove through Apgar Campground filming and researching for the videos (I stayed at the village inn while in the area). Again, thanks for the info and I’ll update the description.

[@lifeisforadv]

Yeah over the years of short and brash comments on KZbin (not saying your was) I have created a tunnel vision mindset that as long as we are all just trying to keep true to the main point of all this which is helping get the right info to others then all comments are welcome. I see you understand the huge undertaking of video production from doing the activity, filming, researching, scripting, editing, final editing, final final editing, and publishing. I try to be as accurate as possible but it’s a lot on my plate. But yeah, I appreciate your feedback and by all means appreciate your comment and thanks for clarifying as well. Your feedback helps others get the right info and yes, I understand we are all allowed to keep our secret spots 😂 cheers bud

[@habibaala7972]

Good morning

[@lifeisforadv]

Morning!

[@angela105]

Don’t go, the bears are really hungry this year.

[@lifeisforadv]

😂

[@lifeisforadv]

🐻

[@rmtorbust]

Redesreds, couldn't agree more and Garrett is a heck of a nice guy too... met him in Ecuador (Olon)