A concrete-cylinder glamping tent on 37 private acres near Coram, Montana, seven miles from Glacier National Park's west entrance, sleeping two.
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Glacier HipCamp sits on 37 private acres outside Coram, Montana, seven miles from the west entrance of Glacier National Park. The property's centerpiece is the Stargazer Tube Tent, a repurposed concrete cylinder turned into a one-room glamping cabin. Two round windows and a portal window frame the surrounding forest and mountains, and the cabin sleeps two on a queen RV mattress with linens and a comforter supplied.
Power runs to an outlet for charging devices, plus a small electric heater in winter and a fan in summer. There's no indoor plumbing — a vault toilet and an outdoor "forest shower" (bring a solar shower bag or buy one on site for $10) cover the basics. A picnic table and private fire ring sit just outside; firewood is sold by the bucket at the on-site Sam & Molly's Mercantile. Wi-Fi reaches the property's gazebo, and Verizon/AT&T calls and texts work, though data service is thin.
The land includes ponds, a creek, meadows, and hiking trails shared with Glacier HipCamp's other tent sites. Fishing and small-boat paddling are allowed on the pond, though swimming isn't recommended due to lily pads, and black bears occasionally pass through, so food stays locked in vehicles — bear spray can be rented for a $5 daily donation. Columbia Falls, nine miles off, has the nearest full grocery, cafes, and urgent care; Hungry Horse and Coram cover gas and basic groceries closer by. EV drivers will find a 50-amp and 30-amp charging plug near the owners' house.
Booking runs directly through Hipcamp, where availability and details for this and neighboring tent sites are listed.
Good to know
- How do I book the Stargazer Tube Tent?
- Booking goes through Hipcamp, the platform listed for this site; availability and dates are managed there directly.
- Is there Wi-Fi on the property?
- Yes, Wi-Fi is available at the property's gazebo under the network name TEA TIME. Cell service from Verizon and AT&T works for calls and texts, but data is limited, especially in peak season.
- Are there showers or a bathroom?
- There's a vault toilet on site but no standard shower. An outdoor 'forest shower' is available for use with a solar shower bag, which can be brought along or purchased on site for $10.
- Should I be worried about bears?
- Black bears occasionally pass through the property, so food and trash must stay in enclosed vehicles. Bear spray can be rented on site for a $5 per day donation.
- How far is the tent from Glacier National Park?
- The property is about seven miles from the park's west entrance, near Highway 2 outside Coram, Montana.
Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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