Two Medicine Campground

100 sitesReservationsIn Glacier National Park
man stands in shallow water of small lake at base of mountain
Two Medicine campground wraps partly around Pray Lake · NPS/Gabriel Morrow
Campsites
100
How to get a site
Reservations
Max RV length
35 ft
Max trailer length
35 ft
Fee
$30 / night
Coordinates
48.4921, -113.3641
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48.4921, -113.3641 · Park boundary: National Park Service

Two Medicine is approximately 13 miles from East Glacier. Sites within the campground at are generally shaded by trees, and offer some privacy from other campers. Boat tours and Red Bus tours can be found at Two Medicine. There are numerous day hiking opportunities available, including a handicap accessible trail to Running Eagle Falls. The campground remains open in late-September for primitive camping with no running water or flush toilets. Advanced reservations are required for all sites.

Closed all week

Two Medicine Campground's summer season is typically from late May to mid-September. There is a primitive camping season from mid-September into October, weather permitting. The Two Medicine Campground will be closed in 2026 due to construction.

  • Weather Dependent Fall Primitive Season · Sep 16, 2026 – Oct 14, 2026
  • Winter Closure · Oct 15, 2026 – May 23, 2027 · Closed

Per the National Park Service, as of 2026-08-04

1
Group
101 reservable
Two Medicine summer status$30

Campsite capacity is limited to eight people and two vehicles, where space is available. A maximum of two tents per site is permitted.

Two Medicine primitive status$20

Campsite capacity is limited to eight people and two vehicles, where space is available. A maximum of two tents per site is permitted. No potable water sources or dump station facilities are provided. Comfort stations are closed; use vault toilets located in the campground.

Per the National Park Service, as of 2026-08-04

Campsites become reservable on a rolling basis, 6 months in advance from the date you want to book your stay. A certain number of sites will be reservable up to 4 days before the desired date. Two Medicine Campground will be closed in 2026 due to construction.

Amphitheater
Yes - seasonal
Camp store
Yes - seasonal
Drinking water
Yes - seasonal
Dump station
Yes - seasonal
Food storage lockers
Yes - seasonal
Host on site
Yes - seasonal
Toilets
Flush Toilets - seasonal
Trash & recycling
Yes - seasonal
Cell reception
No
Firewood for sale
No
Ice for sale
No
Internet
No
Laundry
No
Showers
None

Per the National Park Service, as of 2026-08-04

RVs
Allowed · up to 35 ft
Trailers
Allowed · up to 35 ft
Access roads
Paved Roads - All vehicles OK
Classification
Developed Campground
Wheelchair access

1 campsite (#20) The amphitheater is not accessible.

ADA facilities

Restroom facilities are accessible. A handicap accessible trail to Running Eagle Falls is located along Two Medicine Road.

Fires & stoves

Picnic tables and fire rings provided.

Also worth knowing

Potable water is accessible in the campground, and restroom facilities are equipped with flush toilets and sinks with running water. The RV waste dump/fresh water station is operational during the summer months. There is a campstore and gift shop on the shore of Two Medicine Lake. Boat tours and Red Bus tours can be found at Two Medicine. There are numerous trailheads in the area, with the North Shore Trail extending directly from the campground.

Per the National Park Service, as of 2026-08-04

Two Medicine campground is located on the east side of Glacier, approximately 13 miles from the small town of East Glacier Park on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation.

Be ready for cold nights at high elevation and wind.

long wooden benches in gravel clearing with picnic table and food storage box in background
NPS/Gabriel Morrow
A calm lake shows the reflection of the snow-capped mountain above it.
NPS Photo
AddressWest Glacier, MT 59936
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