Wander Camp Glacier

Cute “glamping” tents! The beds were comfortable with plenty of room in our 3-person tent. Bathrooms were convenient but at least one of the showers was broken - so a long wait in the evening since the camp appeared to be fully booked the nights we were there. Liked the convenience of the remote check-in. Staff was quick to answer our questions via text. Website should make it clear that there is no potable water on site. Thankfully I thought to ask while we were still in town and could buy a few gallons of water at a nearby grocery store, so we were fine.

Go to Under Canvas instead! Expensive and advertised as a luxury campsite, my experience was terrible! First, the check-in procedures were a mess. We were supposed to receive an email with instructions 24 hours prior to our stay, but it wasn’t emailed until 3:30 pm that day, and we didn't receive it until the morning after our stay due to limited cell service issues near Glacier National Park. The gravel road leading to the camp was rough and poorly marked, making it difficult to find our way. We arrived not knowing which tent site was ours, and nobody answered the phone number listed. There is no host office on-site either. Fortunately, we ran into the host when we stopped by another campsite to ask for advice. The tent sites were small and overgrown, with some lacking space to park a car. Useless lanterns that don’t work were provided instead of lights, and they never provided a list of items to bring, leaving us completely unprepared for our stay. The shower trailers were filthy, with only cold water and no towels available. The eating area was in an overgrown meadow requiring wading through tall grass to reach. The tent sites lacked fire pits or grill areas, making it impossible to enjoy a campfire. There aren't any trash bins on-site (not even the bear-proof bins found everywhere else in the area). We were advised to keep our trash in our car and take it with us. While the beds in the tents were a saving grace, they couldn't make up for the lack of amenities at

This was a lot more stripped down than we expected but I want to give a thumbs up when warranted. It was a remote check in, which was odd for us. There was no office to go to. We were really confused on our first night there. Tents and beds are awesome. Very comfortable and cozy. It was very hot and they have USB operated fans which were very nice. So make sure you take battery packs. We were farther from restrooms than they told us we were. The shower didn't work two out of three days there and on last day, there was no water at all. It is a very remote location so the breakfast option not being available when it is advertised was frustrating. It is close the Glacier NP but just a little too rustic for us to do this again.

This was a wonderful rustic experience in such close proximity to Glacier National Park. The tents have good ventilation with comfortable beds. No issues with bugs in the tent. The bath/shower facilities were in great condition and clean.

We don’t even stay. We pulled up after a day in the park and our tent was in a group of four tents with at least two of the other tents being occupied and people hanging out right by our tent. The parking spaces were full. I reached out to the host and didn’t hear back for almost an hour. The lack of parking and appropriate spacing of occupants wasn’t a safe and comfortable situation for my son and I. We left and I requested a refund ( it for our first night, since it was last minute) for our second night and I was denied that request.

We didn’t receive any communication about check in process until after 4pm on the day of check in. We called both phone numbers listed on the reservation and the website multiple times through the day of check in and no one answered. When we finally received an email and text with the information was clear. This information should have been provided the day before so that we could have not used part of our afternoon worrying about if we truly had a place to sleep that night. Our tent was on a slope which could have been easily fixed. The bed and bedding were fabulous! The tent was clean and easy to find. The pictures on the website and not what the location truly looks like. Never spoke with or saw any staff for the facility.

Loved being in the woods and having peace and quiet. The bed was very comfortable. Host was very friendly and helpful. Would definitely stay again. If you are looking for a glamping experience this is it.

The road was rough to travel. The bedding was dirty and didn't seem clean. The lanterns were dead or not working. The bathrooms were gross and i felt like at anytime it was going to fall apart. Id much rather stay at an RV park and pitch a tent for the night.

Prior to arrival communication with host/property was great. Quiet area but close enough to neighbors for community. Lighted path to bathrooms. Be advised - Pictures on booking sites are satellite wander camps. Was not what we expected. Tent was dirty and unlevel. Parking was difficult and not all tents had their own parking. Bathrooms were a trailer turned bathroom. Trailer had not been dumped in a long while and had back up sewage issues in a few of the “stalls”. Was fine for camping but not the typical glamping yert style as predicted.

Tents are clean and comfortable. The portable bathroom trailer with 5 toilets and 3 showers was also clean. That’s the complete list of amenities. Everyone just needs to understand that there are no common areas, no personal sitting areas, no tables, no spigots, no fire pit, no anything at all other than your tent. You might think that almost any place could be a sitting area but you’d be wrong here. The only areas cleared enough to sit are parking spaces and the road. As long as you understand that it’s a tent only and you won’t be able to cook, clean dishes, or hang out in any space other than your tent or the gravel road - then your expectations will be set correctly and it may be a totally suitable place to sleep 😊. PS - Their phone number is out of service and no host ever greeted us or made themselves known. You are on your own. We received the email with our tent number an hour and a half before check in. Again, absolutely fine sleeping arrangements, just be aware that there are zero added perks or cuteness of any kind and no way to talk to anyone.