Rainbow Point Campground

Beautiful, quiet and loaded with mosquitoes, bring plenty of repellent 👍

Clean sites, bathroom is impressive for a pit toilet, lake is pretty, electricity with water spigots throughout loop (can’t attach hose to it).

Its a great place on the lake quiet. Has electric no dump.

We happened on this campground when the one nearby was full. Happy to have spent the night here. It is further off the road: about 4 miles of paved road and about 2 miles unpaved. The unpaved road was like corduroy but not too bumpy and no big holes. Possibly rowdy since is near lake, but our site was tucked back away from more active guests. Electric good.

Nice campground in Custer Gallatin national forest. Road coming in was terrible wash board bumpy

Lots of tall pine trees. This is a large campsite. The parking area has plenty of room for my camper and truck to park side by side with 6-8 ft in between vehicles. Behind the parking is the picnic table in great shape, a metal fire ring with grate and a bear box. The water isn't far away and there is also a pit bathroom near. There is a nearby short walk to a beach on a beautiful lake. It is quiet and tranquil. The forest road leading to the campground is quite rough with jittery bumps that required me to go very slow or bounce uncontrollably.

As to be expected for a forest campsite.  Family friendly, water available, clean pit toilets, and within walking distance to the lake for fishing.  Was too cold for us to swim, but enjoyed fishing at the lake.

Clean campsites that are decently spaced apart. Very clean vault toilets. The dirt roads leading to the campsite were not that bad when we visited. Good cell service.

I spent 4 nights here just me and my dog before school starts. It rained each day which worked hugely to our benefit as there were almost no mosquitoes!! The campground is huge, with 4 loops. We stayed in loop C and on Tuesday and Wednesday night the campground was maybe half full and very peaceful, late on Thursday we did get neighbors right next to us that were pretty loud. The campground is very close to a great section of Hebgan Lake, there’s a more shallow area and places to put in your motorboats. I would really think about when you come up though, as it’s usually full of mosquitoes and on the weekend it got pretty loud and full. The specific site we were at did have terrible drainage after it rained, but only in the front so we just parked carefully. I would still give it 5/5.

Rainbow Point was an excellent choice for my visit to Yellowstone. It is not too far from the Western Entrance, and it is well maintained. Bear box on site, which eased my unprepared mind. A friendly lady came around to warn everyone of a nearby bear, which actually made me feel safer. Beautiful setting in its own right. Highly recommend!

The campground was clean and well-maintained.. This campground is close to West Yellowstone and the west gate to Yellowstone NP. Cell service was strong. We had to dump in West Yellowstone when it was time to move on ($30 at Grizzly RV Park).

Nice quiet campground only 20 minutes from Yellowstone entrance. Campground has nice wide open spots with electricity and community water. Near Hebgen lake for fishing. No dump station. Negatives are that the mosquitoes will tote you off and the last 2 miles drive to this campground will shake your camper to death. Vault toilets were clean and smelled fresh.

The campsites were nice and the bathrooms were clean, but the mosquitoes were horrific.

Camp ground looks well laid out good access to the lake. But the mosquitoes are so bad they seem attracted to bug spray you literally can’t sit out side at all. Forget going on a walk! Maybe it was the time of year? We were here in late July. We camp often and have never seen anything like this! The road in is 2 miles of dust as well and pretty rough in a 1 ton. Might come back but won’t be in July.

We stayed here for a night during our trip to Yellowstone. It was busy but there was a decent amount of privacy between sites, but you definitely know you’re camping around others. The vault toilet wasn’t the cleanest. The bear boxes at each site were easy to use. A herd of bison camped along the entrance road was the highlight.

This is a well maintained campground with big sites. And a lake to paddle board or kayak.

What a gorgeous campground - tall pines and well spaced sites throughout. It’s super quiet There’s electricity on 2 loops, and potable water to fill up your tank. (No dump station though.) 2-3 bars for AT& T. The cleanest and nicest smelling vault toilets too :) Hoping we can come back someday.

Campground is close to Yellowstone NP. Has water fill-up for RVs, but no dump.

Seems to be a party campground. Large groups at various sites (exceeding both limit of 8 people and 2 cars), playing loud music - one right next to host site.

Host does not enforce sound level rules or quiet hours (10pm-6am).

Electric hookup on many sites is behind curb barrier - at some sites as much as 12 feet.

Pretty rate for a forest service campground to have electricity, so that was nice. Wish the sites were closer to the water, but it was a pretty quick walk. Bathrooms weren’t as well maintained as others.

We stayed here on our trip to Yellowstone. Be prepared to be attacked by bugs especially in the summer.

The tall trees and access to Hebgen Lake make this campground a true gem. The hosts were wonderful and the whole campground was quiet and well maintained. Not crowded at all, even during peak Yellowstone tourist season.

We had such a great time at this campground. Our site was spacious and surrounded by trees and we were able to walk to the lake and float/paddle each day.

Beautiful campsite right by the lake. I stayed in spot D6 and it was perfect. Friendly, attentive camp host. Very clean campsite and immaculate bathrooms. I would highly recommend this site.

A great place to stay outside of the west enterance of Yellowstone. A bit of a drive ~20min to West Yellowstone. Off the beaten path down a gravel road. Quiet and beautiful lake views. No flush toilets or dumpsters so just be aware of that. Campsites were clean and well maintained.

Work there. From may till August. One of four couples that worked very hard to make campground the best it could be. The camp was on Hebgen lake. Never above 88 degrees. 81 sites. Great cell service. Very busy on weekends. Always full. But sites were far enough apart didn't seem crowded. This campground is more used to sleep in the rig at night and then visit Yellowstone during the day.

Many trees for shades and a lake that is a 2 min walk away, we stayed in A&B, LOOP A is your standard campsite as for LOOP B is your electric campsite so perfect if you need to plug in your stove, charger, rv. Campsite provide wood, and rents out kayaking, and water boards for your entertainment.They do reserve and walk in.

We lucked out and found this forest service campground with electric hook ups. Sites are well spaced. We camped in loop c wonderful sites. Quite campground well kept. We will be back.

The road to the campground is washboarded so take it slow. There is not a dumpstation but potable water is easily accessible on the loops and entrance. Pit toilets are available. No showers. Some sites have 30 and 50 amp service.

Clean campground, kind of noisy, a lot of dogs and kids. Rough road on the drive in, but not a 4x4. Would recommend reservations but there are first come first serve spots. Overall fairly secluded, not too bad.