We pulled in and was greeted right away by the camp host who directed us to an open spot. We had a site with an electric hook up for $26 a night. Spot was great and very clean with bathrooms close by. We fit our 33’ pull behind easily. Close to the main road so you can hear traffic but it was tolerable!
Nice campground with 20 spots. Not full on Sunday. Close to US 20 and Henry’s Fork. No UTV-Off-road vehicles.
We loved it here so much we stayed 3 extra days. One near encounter with a bear. Beautiful night sky. Easy access to the river. So clean. Hosts were the best hosts I have ever encountered. After a brief (10 min) rain/thunderstorm, host went and checked on everyone. Bathrooms cleaned daily. Very quiet. Got 2 wonderful daytime naps. Only 35 minute drive to Yellowstone entrance. Definitely coming back!! 100%
Its right of Hwy 20 easy In and Out...Perfect Campground for staying overnight going to or leaving Yellowstone...We paid $17 for 1 night with electric & water...No Dump Station..No Showers..Picnic Tables & Fire Rings available on each site...Host sells wood for $6 a bundle...and extremely friendly & welcoming..Have fun & Safe Travels!
Easy access of highway 20
This is a busy campground. It is perfect for floating, fly fishing, and ATV riders. I even got some good mountain biking in. There is a canoe/float rental right next door. Despite all the activity - the sites feel more secluded than most camp grounds and are nothing less than relaxing! No showers but there are bear boxes every couple of spots and running water. Pit toliets and we paid $15/night. Only planned on staying one night - ended up staying two!
Just spend your time exploring. You'll be happy wherever you go.
This site was so empty. This site was really great and you had your own privacy. The site came with electric hookups, tables and a fire ring. the restroom is very clean and has a shower. We stayed at site 8 and the table and rings looked pretty new. It seemed like the site is not used often. Firewood is very hard to find out here and I recommend bringing your own supply. At night the temperature drops dramatically and i recommend bringing a down jacket or just extra layers. Near the campsite is a river and there is people from other camps fly fishing for trout. The river is your only source of water and you should boil it because there my be giardia. In the morning I recommend going to Mesa falls which is about a 20 minute drive from the site and it is so beautiful.
