Martin City stands as the rugged gateway to Glacier National Park's wild west side. Camp here to launch boat trips on Hungry Horse Reservoir or hike trails in Flathead National Forest. Six RV parks deliver affordable bases, from $13 sites to dispersed spots perfect for big rigs and pets.
Martin City hugs U.S. Highway 2, just minutes from Hungry Horse Dam's massive spillway. Anglers chase trout in the reservoir. Families chase adventures toward Glacier's Camas Road entrance. Locals fire up grills at community spots near the Flathead River.
Doris Creek Campground suits big rigs with pull-through sites and pet walks for $13 to $18 per night. Wounded Buck Landing Dispersed draws campfire lovers and dog owners to its pet-friendly clearings. Hungry Horse Reservoir Dispersed handles groups with big rig access. North Lion Lake Campground and Highline Loop Road pull solo explorers into quiet forest loops.
Martin City serves as the gateway to Glacier National Park's west entrance and Hungry Horse Reservoir. Campers flock here for reservoir boating and dam tours. Hikers use it as base camp for Camas Creek trails and Flathead National Forest paths just minutes away. This tiny spot packs big outdoor punch.
Try Doris Creek Campground, North Lion Lake Campground, Wounded Buck Landing Dispersed, Hungry Horse Reservoir Dispersed, and Highline Loop Road. These six directory spots cluster around U.S. Highway 2 and the reservoir. Most offer pet access and big rig spots amid forest views.
Yes, Wounded Buck Landing Dispersed, Hungry Horse Reservoir Dispersed, and Doris Creek Campground all allow pets. Owners leash dogs on trails near the reservoir. These spots blend pet perks with campfires and water access for happy travels.