Cozy West Glacier Cabin*1.5 Mile GNP* 5-Star Host

Perfect place to get away, yet still close to the action (1.5 miles from Glacier National Park). Single-level, open-concept home with vaulted ceilings, knotty alder cabinets, starlink internet, a wood fireplace, BBQ Grill,+ large house plants makes this vacation rental an ideal home-away-from-home while being just outside West Glacier Entrance. Also, when booking with us, you get 20% OFF rentals at Glacier Outfitters (boats, bikes, Gear, etc) in Apgar Village (inside Glacier at Lake McDonald).

Perfect place to get away, yet still close to the action with this lovely West Glacier cabin! Perfect for a family, couples, or a few close friends looking to experience the unspoiled beauty of northwest Montana. Our one-story home has an open concept with separate entrances in each room. The comforts include wireless internet, large flatscreen TV, a private washer/dryer, 1 King bed in room one, 1 queen + bunk bed (2 singles) in room two, and 2 full bathrooms with 6-foot tubs! Pack + Play and high chair is available upon advance request.

Just a mile away from Glacier National Park, this home offers easy access to a variety of outdoor pursuits. It's also close to West Glacier's modest business district, which includes a few local restaurants as well as a small grocery store. Additionally, Whitefish is 24 miles away, and Kalispell is around 32 miles away.

Cooking is easy thanks to the well-appointed open kitchen, which features plenty of cabinets and storage space, pots, pans, dishes, and the basic ingredients for your stay. There's even a dishwasher, so after-dinner cleanup is over before you know it. There's also a BBQ grill available for cookouts!

Thanks to the proximity of Glacier National Park, you'll find a wide variety of outdoor activities available all throughout the year. In warmer months, enjoy hiking, fishing, boating, and biking. Reach out to Glacier Outfitters for a kayak on Lake McDonald or a bike ride around Apgar or up the Going To The Sun Road. Looking for a day of leisure Enjoy a few rounds of golf at Glacier View Golf Club, or plan a day trip to the cities of Whitefish or Kalispell for galleries, museums, specialty stores, restaurants, and cafes.

Guests have the whole house to themselves. Keypad locks on the entrance doors for easy access. Full exit doors in each bedroom and there is a parking space for 6 or more vehicles.

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20% off Glacier Outfitters Rentals
When renting out a short-term rental in a mountain location, there are several key house rules that can help ensure a safe, enjoyable, and respectful experience for both guests and hosts.

Mountain Home Rules & Guidelines

Respect Quiet Hours
Quiet hours are from [time] PM to [time] AM.
Mountain homes are in peaceful, secluded areas. Keeping noise levels low ensures a restful environment for all.

Fire Safety
No fireworks. Follow all fire restrictions. Only use the provided firepit or BBQ grill safely, and never light fires during dry conditions.

Wildfires are a serious risk in mountain areas, especially during dry months. Safety precautions help prevent disaster.

Bear & Wildlife Safety
Never leave food, trash, or coolers outside. Store all food indoors and carry bear spray when hiking.
Wildlife, including bears, are attracted to food left out, creating safety risks for both guests and animals.

No Smoking Indoors
Smoking is prohibited inside. Use designated outdoor areas and dispose of cigarette butts properly.
Prevents fire hazards, keeps the home clean, and ensures a smoke-free environment for all guests.

Respect the Environment
Stay on marked trails, avoid disturbing wildlife, and dispose of trash properly.
Preserving the natural beauty of the mountains ensures sustainability for future visitors.
Parking

Park only in designated areas. Do not block driveways or road access.
Mountain roads can be narrow, and proper parking helps maintain safety and accessibility.

Heating & Cooling
Do not turn off the thermostat or geothermal system without consulting the host.
Many mountain homes use specialized heating/cooling systems that optimize energy use and prevent system issues.

Pets
No pets allowed.
Prevents disturbances to wildlife, keeps the area clean, and ensures pet safety.

Septic System Usage
Only flush toilet paper. Dispose of wipes, feminine products, and other items in the trash.
Septic systems are sensitive and can clog easily if non-biodegradable items are flushed
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Outdoor Spaces
Use the firepit, BBQ grill responsibly. Turn off fires and equipment when not in use.
Reduces fire risks and ensures safety for all guests.

Departure Guidelines
Clean up after yourself, dispose of trash properly, and lock all windows and doors before leaving.
Helps maintain security and ensures the property is ready for the next guest.