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Several RV parks dot the Paradise Valley region near Emigrant, Montana, offering convenient access to Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone Edge RV Park in Livingston provides full hookups with both 30 and 50 amp service on level gravel sites from May through mid-October. The park features big-rig friendly pull-through sites with ample space for slideouts. Osen's RV Park by Starry Night Lodging operates from April to October with 44 sites equipped with electric, water, and sewer hookups, though it lacks big-rig accommodation. Livingston RV Park & Campground offers 22 sites with 30/50 amp electrical service and sewer connections during their June to September season. "The sites are reasonably level and about half and half pull-through vs back in. They use a larger size gravel on the roads so there is very little dust," noted one RV camper about Osen's.
Seasonal availability restricts RV camping options in this region, with most parks closing between October and April. Cell service varies throughout the area, with stronger signals in Livingston and Gardiner. Dump stations are available at most RV parks, though travelers should note that Yellowstone Edge RV Park and Osen's RV Park both provide on-site sanitary dump facilities. The road into Osen's can be challenging for larger rigs, with one visitor noting it's "a bit bumpy and trees on both sides, so be careful coming in if you have a big rig." Pet-friendly policies are standard across most parks, though restrictions may apply. Propane fill services are limited, with Cooke City (about 35 miles northeast) being one reliable option. RV travelers planning summer visits should secure reservations well in advance, as parks frequently reach capacity during peak season.
"Right on the edge of the Yellowstone River, about 90 minutes north of Yellowstone NP. This is an RV Park, so no tents are allowed. The view of the river and the mountains is fantastic."
"We were heading to Yellowstone from Glacier and had been driving for hours. We called and the park and they gave us the last site open for that day and what a site/view!"
"Great location, right outside Yellowstone’s North Entrance. Great views of the mountains and elk hanging around. The staff was super friendly and helpful."
"The location was PRIME— walking distance to all of the best spots in town! Wild elk walked through camp on occasion, and with a slight elevation the view of the mountains was absolutely prime!"
from $122 / night
Check Availability"Good location with a great view. We were in site 7. Full hook ups and cable TV. We would stay there again."
"Only good things to say about this location."
from $133 / night
Check Availability"This is an independent campground about an hour from the north entrance of Yellowstone. The spots are reasonably level and about half and half pull-through vs back in."
"Nice clean and private coed individual bathrooms with showers. Very good Verizon service. Stated in back in with electric and water. Nice dump station at exit."
"Sites were readily available the night we stayed, about 12 in the main campground and several more sites with fire rings outside by the trail entrance."
"Fairy Lake Campground is hands down my favorite campground I’ve ever visited."
"This property has been freshly updated with natural rocks, landscaping and upscale amenities. The staff is outgoing and friendly."
"Plus Bozeman is just a short drive away. We loved spending the day browsing and dining in downtown Bozeman."
"Plenty of room for big rigs. Staff is very frindly and helpful. Take a walk by the old swimming pool."
"Full hookups, WiFi, Verizon cell service. Very friendly, helpful staff. Would stay here again."
"The fire pits right by the lake—it’s hard to beat sitting around a fire while the sun sets over Hebgen Lake. Absolute magic."
"All the premium sites on the lake are fabulous 👌. Our hosts who checked us in friendly and helpful."
from $80 - $95 / night
Check Availability"There's no wifi, even tho you get a password. Bonnie told me the router is buried in a cement building, thus no signal escapes."
"Limited 50 Amp spots. tight spots."
from $45 - $55 / night
Check Availability"Nice dog park across the street, sites are a little tight but its perfect for a couple night stay. Awesome that its only 35 miles to Big Sky and its a gorgeous drive."
"Not much road noise at all, well kept grassy areas for tents, fire pits and picnic tables. The showers and bathrooms are generally well kept. Wish the WiFi worked better, but it’s camping."
from $45 - $100 / night
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TravelerIn late out early short stay, train noise with long whistles several times during the night. Road noise too. Site was level easy to back into. No utilities late in the season
TravelerSide by side camping for $120per night (senior rate) but all that’s open end of season. Upside I guess it’s it’s close to park, convenient to town and easy in and out.
LegendLarge open area. Each site has a picnic table, bear storage, and fire pit. No privacy from camp site to campsite. Each area is pretty flat and level though! pit toilet was pretty gross (not the worst) but there was pee, and poop on the seat.
LegendYou are surrounded by very pretty mountains at this camp. Had some snow, but its starting to melt. No issues with bugs.
Had a hard time getting my van flat. Had a few other people at the camp while we were there.
It had a few bear bins sprinkled throughout along with some pit toilets.
Had great sky clearing for the starlink.
ScoutWe got here after dark and were very confused by the no trespassing signs and small pull offs. We didn’t go very high up on the road but camped right where the pin was set up. Gorgeous in the morning and very quiet peaceful place to stay for the night. Not necessarily “camping” with room to move around or set up but easy for one night.
LegendWell, maintained campground with flat spots. Everything you need from electric to toilets and reasonably priced. I caught it a few days before it closed. And the campground hosts are very engaged in taking care of it and on top of everything that is happening. Super nice.
GuideCame from Colter Bay and that was urban camping. Packed in like sardines, this place is awsome for us. There is highway noise but I will take it over people noise. We have a fire pit and lucky enough to score electricity. It is the first of October alot of campgrounds are closed. This switched to first come first serve. So happy we found it. We also have a site close to the exceptionally clean pit toilets. The sites are also pretty far apart. Love it.
ScoutBeautiful sites near a river. , clean pit toilets, potable water, 3 miles from west glacier, public showers, grocery stores, restaurants
RangerI live in Bozeman and this is the first time staying at Taylor Fork. Incredible. I settled at spot 11 and the peace is tremendous. Of course I won’t give it 5 stars if there’s not a picnic table or bathrooms or other amenities but that’s fine, this is a definite treasure trove. Today we drove a couple miles up the road and got on a trailhead to a basin that might’ve been the best hike of my life. Beautiful. Solo. Perfect amount of difficulty. Views. This will certainly be one of my top 3 go-to spots for the future since I live in Bozeman and it’s so easy to get away.
The Emigrant area sits at approximately 4,900 feet elevation in Paradise Valley, 30 miles north of Yellowstone National Park. The region experiences harsh winters with temperatures often dropping below zero, while summer temperatures typically range from 45-85°F. Camping options extend beyond the RV parks in the valley, with several sites offering unique mountain views of the Absaroka Range that rises dramatically to the east.
Wildlife viewing opportunities: At Yellowstone RV Park, campers can observe diverse wildlife from their sites. "We watched the antelope feed on the cliffs and listened to the peaceful sounds of the river. Sunrises and sunsets were amazing!" notes Ann F., highlighting the natural setting along the Yellowstone River.
Hot springs access: Near Bozeman, about 45 miles northwest of Emigrant, Bozeman Hot Springs Campground & RV provides mineral pools of varying temperatures. "The indoor and outdoor pools vary in temperature from 106-56 degrees, with most comfortable temps," explains kristin S., making it a perfect recovery option after hiking or exploring.
Mountain hiking: For those seeking elevation gain, Fairy Lake Campground offers trail access to Sacajawea Peak. "The lake has a small trail to walk around. The road to get to the trailhead and campground was slow going and really just a logging route—would recommend something with good clearance and ideally 4WD," advises Anthony B.
Riverside camping: Many campers prefer sites directly along the Yellowstone River at Yellowstone Edge RV Park. Lauren C. shares, "Sites are fairly wide so there is some privacy. Not all sites have tree coverage, something to keep in mind if you prefer shade." This park provides cooling river access during hot summer days.
Private bathrooms: Clean facilities matter to campers, and several parks maintain excellent standards. "Nice clean and private coed individual bathrooms with showers," reports Scott K. about Osen's RV Park, adding that full hookup sites cost about $15 more per night than basic electric/water sites.
Location convenience: RV sites near Emigrant, Montana provide strategic positioning for regional exploration. "Great location with easy drive south to Yellowstone or dining in Livingston a few miles north," notes Joel R., describing the accessibility of parks in the area.
Challenging access roads: Several campgrounds have difficult approach roads. "The road in is a bit bumpy and trees on both sides," warns one reviewer about Osen's. At Fairy Lake, Anthony B. advises, "The road to get to the trailhead and campground was slow going and really just a logging route—would recommend something with good clearance and ideally 4WD."
Seasonal closures: Most campgrounds in the region operate seasonally. According to Ennis RV Village, their season runs "Apr 1 - Nov 1," making it one of the longer-operating facilities in the area, located about 50 miles southwest of Emigrant.
Limited tent camping: Many RV parks restrict tent camping. One reviewer notes, "There is no tent camping allowed here," regarding Osen's RV Park, while others like Yellowstone RV Park do accommodate tent campers with specific sites.
Hot springs entertainment: Yellowstone Holiday Resort offers family-friendly water recreation. One camper shares, "The swimming area is clean, refreshing, and perfect for families. It's just a short 20-minute drive to West Yellowstone, where we grab ice cream, check out museums, eat at some great restaurants."
Playground access: Several campgrounds provide children's play areas. Osen's RV Park features "a large play area with cornhole and ladder golf," according to Jeff & Steff's Excellent Adventure, giving children dedicated recreation space.
Wildlife education: Many campgrounds experience wildlife visits suitable for teaching children about nature. Jonathan A. reports at Fairy Lake Campground, "Mountain Goats will come in your camp and they will do what goats do and want to check you out. They are not scared," creating natural learning opportunities.
Hookup options: Full-service sites with sewer connections cost more but eliminate dump station visits. "Full hookups, nice clean bathrooms, game room and little store that has everything," explains Barb N. about Yellowstone Edge RV Park, reflecting the convenience many RVers seek.
Site selection priorities: When booking RV sites near Emigrant, Montana, experienced campers recommend requesting riverside locations where available. "We were the site closest to the Yellowstone River with views of the mountains and river," shares Norma S., highlighting the premium sites at some parks.
Leveling requirements: RVers note varying site grading across regional campgrounds. "The sites are reasonably level," reports one camper about Osen's, while another mentions at Livingston RV Park, "Definitely not a level site," indicating the need for leveling blocks at some facilities.
Frequently Asked Questions
What RV parks are available in Livingston, MT near Emigrant?
Livingston offers convenient RV accommodations for those visiting the Emigrant area. Livingston RV Park & Campground provides drive-in access with reservable sites, water hookups, and toilet facilities. For those willing to venture slightly outside Livingston, Spring Creek Campground & Trout Ranch offers spacious sites with level gravel pads and grassy areas on the patio side. Many sites feature 50-amp full hookups, and the campground sits along the Boulder River with fishing ponds on the property. Friendly staff and laundry facilities enhance the experience.
Are there RV parks near Emigrant, Montana close to Yellowstone's north entrance?
Yes, there are several RV parks near Emigrant that provide access to Yellowstone's north entrance. Yellowstone Edge RV Park sits right on the Yellowstone River and is about 90 minutes from the park. The location offers fantastic mountain views and includes amenities like laundry facilities and a well-stocked store. Another option is Osen's RV Park by Starry Night Lodging, located about an hour from Yellowstone's north entrance. This independent campground features reasonably level sites and well-maintained gravel roads that minimize dust, with attentive staff to assist guests.
Do RV parks near Emigrant, Montana offer pull-thru sites?
Yes, several RV parks near Emigrant do offer pull-through sites. Spire Peak Campground is a small, family-friendly option close to town with easy access to supplies and just 15 minutes from outdoor music venues. For those seeking pull-through options specifically, Yellowstone RV Park near Gardiner features big-rig-friendly sites with pull-throughs available. At Osen's RV Park, approximately half the sites are pull-through and half are back-in, with reasonably level spots that accommodate various RV sizes.
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