Glacier Glamping
Quick Facts
Why Coram & Glacier National Park
Coram sits just seven miles from Glacier National Park’s West Entrance along Highway 2, a small logging town turned genuine gateway community with a craft distillery, family-fun attractions, and easy access to the Gateway to Glacier bike path. The town began in 1905 and boomed during the construction of Hungry Horse Dam, quietly growing into one of the Glacier corridor’s most interesting stops without losing its small, close-knit character.
Glacier Glamping is a small, intimate, owner-run glamping property near Glacier National Park with a genuinely whimsical charm reviewers love — flush toilet and outdoor shower included, plus goats on the property.
What Makes It Special
- Location: Coram, seven miles from Glacier’s West Entrance
- Setting: Small, intimate, owner-run
- Site type: Tipi
- Amenities: Outdoor kitchen, flush toilet, outdoor shower, whimsical decor, resident goats
- Recreation: Hiking and wildlife viewing
Pro Tips for Booking
Book well ahead in peak season. Being a small operation with only a couple of units, it fills up fast.
Say hi to the resident goats. They’re a genuine, whimsical touch that reviewers love.
Bike the Gateway to Glacier trail. It’s a short ride from the property and a scenic way to reach the park entrance.
What to Do Around Here
- Visiting the property’s resident goats
- Biking the Gateway to Glacier path to the West Entrance
- Sampling small-batch spirits at Glacier Distilling Company
- Hiking within Glacier National Park, seven miles away
- Wildlife viewing throughout the surrounding forest
