Montana / Flathead County / Glacier National Park

Logging Creek

Closed — Closed for the 2025 season for critical infrastructure upgrades. The campground typically operates seasonally from late spring through early fall when conditions permit.

About

Logging Creek Campground is one of the smaller and more remote campgrounds in Glacier National Park, situated on the west side of the park approximately 9 miles south of the small community of Polebridge. Access requires traveling the Inside North Fork Road, a dusty, narrow, winding road where caution is advised. RVs, trailers, and truck-trailer combinations are not permitted due to road conditions. The campground operates as a primitive facility with 7 first-come, first-served sites, each equipped with a picnic table and fire ring. Site capacity is limited to eight people and two vehicles per site, with a maximum of two tents. No potable water is available, and campers must bring their own. Vault toilets are provided but are not fully accessible. Dead wood on the ground may be collected for campfires along the Inside North Fork Road from Dutch Creek to Kintla Lake. Food storage lockers and trash collection are available seasonally. Once there, campers will find the solitude and quiet they're seeking in this remote corner of the park. The trailhead to Logging Lake is nearby, offering an easy and rewarding family day hike through pristine wilderness.

Directions

Located on the west side of Glacier National Park in the North Fork area, approximately 9 miles south of Polebridge via the Inside North Fork Road, a narrow, winding, dusty road.

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