Where to stay when visiting Glacier National park
Accommodations in and around Glacier National Park fill up fast—especially during peak season. Hotels, lodges, and campgrounds often sell out months in advance, and last-minute options can be costly or hard to find. That’s why we’ve put together this helpful guide to the best places to stay near Glacier National Park, so you can plan ahead and make the most of your visit.
About Moss Mountain
Moss Mountain Inn is an award-winning cedar lodge just seven miles from the West Entrance of Glacier National Park and a short walk from the North Fork of the Flathead River. Nestled on six private, forested acres in the Flathead National Forest, it offers a peaceful, scenic retreat away from traffic, train noise, and park crowds—making it the perfect base camp for your Glacier and Flathead Valley adventures.
A convenient shortcut from the Inn brings you to the West Glacier entrance in about 20 minutes, while Polebridge, Glacier Park International Airport, and downtown Whitefish are all within a picturesque 20–30 minute drive.
Guests enjoy charming, updated amenities, thoughtful touches like grab-and-go snacks, and warm, personalized hospitality. The property features an indoor solarium with views of the Apgar Mountain Range, a hot tub, fire patio, private balconies, and a wildlife viewing room overlooking the pond and surrounding evergreens. Each of the four guest rooms includes a private bathroom and comfortable, home-inspired décor.
Whether you’re looking to unwind, reconnect with nature, or explore the Crown of the Continent, Moss Mountain Inn offers a tranquil, welcoming home base—and they also offer reduced winter rates, making it an excellent choice for winter visitors.