Under Canvas Glacier
Quick Facts
Why Coram & Glacier National Park
Under Canvas Glacier sits in Coram, seven miles from Glacier National Park’s West Entrance along Highway 2, close to the Flathead River’s rafting and fishing, the Whitefish Trail’s beginner-friendly mountain biking, and a handful of craft breweries and distilleries worth visiting after a long hike. The Gateway to Glacier bike path connects the town directly to the park entrance for those who’d rather pedal than drive.
This is a well-known glamping brand directly outside Glacier National Park, with cozy wood-stove-heated tents — one honest, repeated caveat from reviews is that several tents sit close enough to a nearby highway that traffic noise disrupts the disconnect-in-nature feeling the brand promises, so it’s worth requesting a site farther from the road when booking.
What Makes It Special
- Location: Coram, seven miles from Glacier’s West Entrance
- Setting: Well-known glamping brand, close to Highway 2
- Site type: Safari tents
- Amenities: Wood-burning stoves, close proximity to Glacier National Park, on-site dining
- Recreation: Hiking and wildlife viewing
Pro Tips for Booking
Request a site farther from the road. Several tents sit close enough to Highway 2 that traffic noise disrupts the disconnect-in-nature feeling the brand promises — worth mentioning when booking.
Bike the Whitefish Trail. It’s a genuinely beginner-friendly network, a short drive from the property.
Visit Backslope Brewing. It’s about 10 minutes away in Columbia Falls, a genuine local favorite after a day of hiking.
What to Do Around Here
- Hiking within Glacier National Park, seven miles away
- Mountain biking the beginner-friendly Whitefish Trail
- Rafting and fishing on the Flathead River
- Craft breweries and distilleries in the Flathead Valley
- Evenings by the wood-burning stove
