Site Inspection at Under Canvas Glacier

During my visit to Under Canvas Glacier, I was immediately captivated by how this glamping destination masterfully blends luxury with the raw beauty of Montana's wilderness. Situated just a short drive from Glacier National Park, the camp offers an immersive experience where guests can enjoy the comforts of home while being surrounded by stunning mountain views and pristine natural landscapes.

The camp’s location is ideal for those looking to explore the park’s vast network of trails and scenic drives. At the same time, Under Canvas Glacier provides a serene retreat where guests can relax and unwind after a day of adventure. The attention to detail in the camp's design and the seamless integration with the surrounding environment make it a truly exceptional place to stay.

Accommodations at Under Canvas Glacier cater to a variety of needs and preferences. Some tents come equipped with private en-suite bathrooms featuring hot showers, while others share access to a nearby, well-maintained wash house. Certain tents also include a separate kids' tent, outfitted with two twin beds, making it an excellent option for families. Each tent is spacious and furnished with comfortable beds and cozy wood-burning stoves. The camp offers daily activities like guided hikes, yoga sessions and evening campfires. It's important to note that the tents do not have Wi-Fi, encouraging guests to unplug and fully engage with their surroundings.

Why you should go:

Under Canvas Glacier is perfect for those seeking a unique outdoor experience that combines the serenity of nature with modern comforts. Whether you're exploring Glacier National Park or simply looking for a peaceful retreat, this glamping destination provides an ideal balance of adventure and relaxation. The camp's stunning location, excellent amenities and focus on sustainability make it a standout choice for travelers who want to reconnect with nature in style.

This trip report is part of our ongoing series on travel to Montana. In need of further inspiration? Check out Elyssa Spector’s guide, A Local's Guide to Whitefish, Montana.