Best Campgrounds near Cody, WY
Cody, Wyoming has solid camping options around the Buffalo Bill Reservoir and near Yellowstone National Park. North Fork Campground in Buffalo Bill State Park tends to be quieter than other spots, with good access to the Shoshone River for fishing. The Cody KOA sits about three miles from downtown, with a pool and hot tub that kids particularly like. Campers looking for full hookups often pick Absaroka Bay RV Park, which puts you close to the Buffalo Bill Center and other town attractions. Most people camp here from June through September when daytime temperatures are comfortable. The wind can get strong in this part of Wyoming, especially at open sites like those on BLM land outside town. During summer weekends and holidays, you'll want reservations at the more developed campgrounds. Fire bans happen regularly in July and August when the area gets dry, so check with rangers before planning campfires. Few people camp around Cody in winter when temperatures drop well below freezing, but those who do find they have places to themselves. The camping around Cody works for different setups, from basic tent sites to spots that can handle large RVs.
