Aspenwood Resort

this is actually a cow/horse pasture with water and electric. no sewer, wifi only at the office porch, sites are not level but not bad, there are bathroom/shower facilities. good access to Glacier NP and sites are very roomy. beautiful location and the host is very knowledgeable and helpful

Terry and Mike (husband and wife) were awesome! They are the owners. This is also a bed and breakfast. There are no laundry facilities at this property.

I was given a senior AND a veterans discount.

It's basically parking in their back yard and each of the 9 (?) sites has 30 amp electric and water, there is a separate dump station with a hose for rinsing on the little shower building.

I have a 40 ft motorhome (they can accommodate any size) and was able to use my a/c on the 30 amps but had to shut it off to run the microwave then turn the a/c back on when I was done with the microwave. It worked out very well.

There is UNLIMITED, ice cold, water that Mike said has about 5 different origins underground and, in fact, I was encouraged to wash my RV and car (admittedly they really, really needed it) to "help water the lawn". The grass is very dry and they only have one sprinkler that they keep moving around so I was very happy to not only wash the vehicles down (water only, no soap) but then I took another hour or so to water my entire lot in the evening so the water could soak in overnight (not being burned off by the sun as soon as it hits the ground).

You pull in at an angle so your front end will need to be raised up a bit (nothing a few blocks of wood and a leveling system can't handle) and then you're good to go.

It's about a 20 minute ride to St. Mary and the East entrance to Glacier Park. BE ADVISED you need a reservation to drive on Going To The Sun Road.... I didn't know that and was relegated to parking at the visitor center and taking a free shuttle up to Logan Point. The shuttles only stop long enough along the way for people to exit or enter the shuttle, there is no chance to get out and take photos at any of the pull offs along the way. MAKE A RESERVATION AND DRIVE!!! Also watch out for bicyclists and people walking on the narrow road... one woman was hit by a car on her bike as I was heading back down to St. Mary on the shuttle. An ambulance was on the way.

Back to the campground.... nearest town is Browning about 9 miles. There's an IGA there for groceries and another store but the IGA is stocked daily than the other smaller place which is only stocked maybe twice a week. PRICES ARE HIGH because this area is "at the end of the truck line" so best to stock up if you can anywhere else that would be cheaper. Also, gas and diesel are cheaper in Browning than they are in St. Mary. St. Mary gas and diesel is about 50 cents more per gallon so, fill up in Browning.

I did not use their wifi but I think Mike said it wasn't really fast, I have my own (Visible) hotspot using the Verizon network and had no problems at all with up or downloading anything. Great views of the sky, beautiful horses (bring carrots and apples) that belong to Terry and Mike. Their dog Oreo (?) is very friendly and so is the neighbors dog (can't see their hours, they are down the road a ways) that comes through every morning to visit with folks.

Bring a hose, if you've got kids let them water the lawn or bring a splash pad and let them have at it.

I would definitely stay here again if I were to come back to the area.