Glacier National Park
Kintla Lake
 
 


Kintla Lake campground is the most remote drive-in campground in Glacier National Park . It is reached via a 14 mile dirt road from the Polebridge entrance in Glacier's North Fork country. The road is primitive, but cars can handle the road in good summer weather. Be cautious and aware of potholes and any moisture on the road that could mean soft mud. Large RV's and trailers are not recommended. There are no modern bathrooms at Kintla Lake campground . The campground borders Kintal Lake and makes for a very scenic setting. If you want a quiet drive-in car camping experience in Glacier National Park, this is your best bet along with Cut Bank, Logging Creek and Quartz Creek. These remote drive-in sites make for great camping.




Video Tour available: Yes
Open: Mid May to Beginning September
Sites: 13
Laundry: No
Showers: No
Dump Station: No
Store: No ( 14 mile drive to Polebridge)
Fee: $15
RV: NA
Handicapped Accesible: No
Water: Yes
Elevation: 4010 feet
Fishing: Yes (Kintla Lake, Kintla Creek)
Generator: Yes (7-9am, 12-2pm, 5-7pm)


 


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