West Glacier, MT
Two Medicine Campground
Two Medicine Campground in Glacier National Park offers 94 reservable sites across standard, group, and tent-only layouts, accommodating trailers, RVs, and tents without requiring a permit.
The campground spans multiple loops with different generator policies—Loops B and C allow generators while Loop A prohibits them. Most sites open for reservation six months in advance, though a limited number operate on a shorter four-day booking window.
Two Medicine Valley has a ranger station and camp store on-site, but no other services or cell coverage. If Two Medicine fills up, consider nearby alternatives like Many Glacier Campground, Avalanche Campground, or Fish Creek Campground within the park.
Set in the heart of Glacier National Park near West Glacier, this location serves as a base for exploring the Two Medicine Valley region.
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Common Questions
What campers most often want to know about Two Medicine Campground.
Do I need a permit to camp at Two Medicine Campground?
No permit is required to camp at Two Medicine Campground. All sites are reservable in advance through the standard reservation system.
How far in advance can I book a site at Two Medicine?
Most sites at Two Medicine have a 6-month booking window. A smaller number of sites have a 4-day booking window, so check availability for the specific dates you're planning to visit.
What types of sites and equipment does Two Medicine accommodate?
Two Medicine has 94 campsites across standard, group, and tent-only options that accommodate tents, trailers, and RVs. Generator use is allowed in Loops B and C, but prohibited in Loop A.
Will I have cell service or WiFi at Two Medicine Campground?
There is no cell service or WiFi at Two Medicine Campground. A ranger station and campstore are in close proximity, but no other services or accommodations are located in the valley.
Are there other nearby campgrounds if Two Medicine is full?
Yes, there are nearby campgrounds on US Forest Service land and Blackfeet Nation land in the area. Check Glacier National Park resources for a complete list of alternatives in the region.