Several RV parks near Dubois accommodate motorhomes and travel trailers with varying amenities. Windhaven RV Resort offers level gravel sites with full hookups and spacious 30x60 dimensions suitable for large rigs. "Easy in easy out. Large sites great water pressure, make sure to have a water regulator," noted one camper about this park's big rig accessibility. The Longhorn Ranch Lodge & RV Resort provides 48 sites with both 30-amp and 50-amp electrical connections between March and October, featuring riverside locations with mountain views. Solitude RV Park maintains 23 full-hookup sites in a quieter setting with more separation between neighbors, though some upper sites experience lower water pressure according to visitor feedback.
Full hookup availability varies across Dubois-area RV parks, with most offering water, electric, and sewer connections at premium sites. Seasonal considerations affect planning, as most parks operate primarily from spring through early fall with limited winter options. Navigation to some parks involves dirt roads with potential dust issues on windy days. Park amenities differ significantly - while Windhaven provides clean restrooms, showers and a fenced dog park, Solitude RV Park focuses on spaciousness and privacy without bathroom facilities. Cell service is generally reliable near town-adjacent parks. Advance reservations are strongly recommended during summer months when these locations serve as bases for exploring nearby Grand Teton National Park, approximately 90 minutes away.
"Stayed here after leaving Yellowstone NP and driving through Grand Tetons NP. Couldn't see the Tetons because of wildfire smoke. The owners were welcoming and friendly small town folk."
"Big 30 x 60 site back in and pull through sites"
from $45 - $55 / night
"This is an interesting place, right close to town, but isolated in a draw, so feels like you’re out in the boonies. Stars at night are beautiful with little light pollution."
"GENERAL: very spacious, wide gravel roads, 60 aces- hiking; biking; ATV and off road accessible; great customer service and got discounted rate when scheduling over the phone vs online."
Available next weekend
from $65 / night
"If your looking for a quiet peaceful spot with a breathtaking view, you’re at the perfect place. If you want the luxury of “keep it simple” you will find it there. Great fishing spot. Pit toilets."
"Site is lake side with beautiful views! Vault toilets (only amenity ) 11 miles from National Military Vehicle Museum…worth the visit (ticket good for 2days)"
"Beautiful views, friendly staff, level sites with full hookups either viewing the River and mountains or in the woods. Call store is open until 10 every night for essentials and firewood."
"Very nice level sites. Great staff and store. Would stay here again."
Campground full next weekend
from $40 - $99 / night
"This campground is easy and has great river access to the Green River. Sites (ours anyway) seem fairly level, all have picnic table and nice fire ring."
"Level sites, fire ring, grill and table, quiet at nights what more is needed. Water is available between the sites and there is a dump station, and trash container on the way in/out."
"This charming, beautiful, and quiet park is the favorite place we’ve yet stayed in over a year on the road."
"Loved staying at this quiet 12 spot RV park. It’s right off 189 and there’s not much else around except miles of hiking in the Bridger-Teton National Forest."
"Yes, it's a beautiful new park - talkin' clean and quality amenities - but its bonus is the surrounding open fields and mountains in the distance. I was shocked walking into the bathroom..."
"Very clean, level park, with an awesome bathhouse. The town is a 5 minute walk, to pretty good restaurants, convenience stores, and very expensive grocery store."
from $54 - $74 / night
"Full hookups. Most sites are not level enough for a long coach. Most are fine for tow behinds and fifth wheel. Store, fuel, restaurant. Very friendly people."
"Only $75 for the night after a long day of driving. Was an adorable little room with cable tv. Wi-Fi didn’t work and no one seemed to know why."
from $50 / night
from $55 / night
GuideHas three camp sites located in a circle. No level areas. Access road is rocky but larger rigs can make it if you go slow. If all three sites populated may take some work to get out depending how they park..
LegendThe road conditions to get up here are a little rough at this point in the year. Lots of rutted-out spots. DIRT IS VERY DIGGABLE. BURRY YOUR POOP! ITs disgusting coming across piles of poop covered in TP. Learn to dig a hole. Its not that difficult.
LegendA little up the road from the better view. But that was filled to the brim with tents and campers. Decent enough view. The road is pretty rutted out(see photo). Temps got below freezing so be mindful this time of year now. The sites do have bear bins.
ScoutPeople save spots with lawn chairs and the locations that are meant for trailers are occupied by tents. Waste of time driving on a crappy road to find no spots.
GuidePeople were great. River access with spots on the river. We came in October and only one other RV was there
GuideGreat little CG on the outskirts of Pinedale, WY. CG is far enough off the road and backs up to a soccer field so it is very quiet. Heard little to no traffic noise. CG is 1/2-3/4 mile walk into town where there are a number of good restaurants and bars. CG looks brand new (immature trees and immaculate grass around spots). Could get hot in the summer as there is no shade but in Oct. it was fine. 10/10 on the bathrooms; modern and clean. Would absolutely stay here again
TravelerWe camp a LOT now that my husband is retired, so it is not for nothing when I say this is the most beautiful, best maintained campground we have ever been in. Many National Forest campgrounds are seriously underrated, but this one...
Campsites are huge, wooded and well-separated. Pit toilets only, but they are placed fairly frequently, are new and clean (considering.) Some campsites are fully paved, some are gravel and many are pull-through. Individual sites vary in terms of being level, but it wasn't difficult to find a level site. Water is available in the summer, but had been turned off for the season as of October 1.
Not every site has a view of the lake, but many do - and a beautiful view it is. The lake is pristinely clean, and there are lovely little beaches all along its edge.
The only concern we had was that we couldn't find closing information - all it says on the site is "Memorial Day." Some locals assured us that gates aren't closed until November, but we saw "Mid-October" online...
GuideAbsolutely amazing campground! Everything was immaculate and incredibly well maintained. The grounds were spotless, and the location made it so easy to access everything we needed.
The onsite laundry facilities, bathrooms, and showers were top-notch—clean, convenient, and clearly well cared for. It’s obvious the owners and staff take great pride in keeping the campground in excellent condition.
TravelerBeautiful spot but way overused, even in October. The forest service does a decent job of trying to mitigate damage.
Dubois, Wyoming sits at 6,946 feet elevation where the Wind River and the Absaroka Mountains meet. This high-desert environment creates distinct camping conditions with warm summer days that typically cool to 45-50°F at night, even in July. Most campgrounds near Dubois operate seasonally from May through September, with limited winter access.
Fishing access: Wind River fishing features prominently at The Longhorn Ranch Lodge & RV Resort, where campers can step directly from riverfront sites to fishing spots. "We stayed in a riverfront spot and we would definitely recommend! These are very large spots that are back in spots and the Wind River is right outside your door," notes Brandon G.
Waterfall viewing: 15-minute hike from Falls Campground leads to a scenic cascade. "The waterfall is gorgeous! A short hike from the campsites," writes Robin B. The campground also offers "lots of hiking trails, beautiful views, very clean and well dispersed sites."
Wildlife observation: Prairie dogs are abundant at Longhorn Ranch. "Our 3 year old daughter loved chasing around the prairie dogs around the park as well!" says Brandon G. The area surrounding Dubois provides opportunities to spot pronghorn antelope, particularly in the early morning hours.
Spacing between campsites: Solitude RV Park lives up to its name with widely separated sites. "Very spacious, very few neighbors and spread out when you do have neighbors," reports Julia M. Another camper mentions the park has "60 acres - hiking, biking, ATV and off-road accessible."
River access: Riverside camping spots provide direct water access at several locations. "We ended up staying 2 nights. Wonderful spot - super well built & kept w helpful Hosts. Beautiful wild flowers and a million playful ground squirrels to keep us entertained," notes Jim M. about Falls Campground.
Mountain views: The surrounding landscape creates scenic backdrops at most campgrounds. "When you first pull up you are little suspicious cause you have to go past this storage area. But once you get to your site, it's just amazing with stunning views and privacy," says Lynn D. about Solitude RV Park.
Cell service and internet: Varies significantly between campgrounds. At Solitude RV Park, "We work remote and the wifi was surprisingly strong and good for working remote. Occasionally spotty for video calls, but good otherwise," reports Julia M.
Water pressure considerations: Some campgrounds experience variable water pressure. "The sites that are lower have better pressure, I guess. I had loaded our tank before staying anyway, so no big deal," notes Rocky H. about Solitude RV Park's upper sites.
Distance to attractions: Windhaven RV Resort provides a central location for exploring. "Great RV Park 1 hour from Grand Teton Park in a nice town. The owner lives there and he is great always helping," writes Daniel L.
Wind exposure: The high desert environment can be windy. At Solitude RV Park, one camper noted it was "Very windy most of the day so we didn't keep our windows open unfortunately. Too much dust whipping around and gusty."
River swimming: Kids enjoy water access at some campgrounds. "The kids all went swimming in the river and warmed up by the fire after. It was so much fun," shares Jennifer H. about Windhaven RV Resort.
Stargazing opportunities: Clear mountain skies offer exceptional night viewing. "The stars at night are beautiful with little light pollution," Rocky H. notes about Solitude RV Park. Falls Campground similarly provides "beautiful night skies."
Pet-friendly options: Most campgrounds accommodate pets, with some offering dedicated spaces. "They even have a leash free clean dog park. We couldn't have asked for a better one night stay!" shares David L. about Yellowstone Trail RV Park.
Outdoor activities: Some campgrounds offer on-site recreation. "Plus there's a basketball court, pickleball court, and cornhole to keep yourself or your kiddos preoccupied," mentions M P. about Yellowstone Trail RV Park.
Big rig considerations: Several RV campgrounds in Dubois accommodate larger vehicles. "Big rig friendly. Easy in easy out. Large sites with plenty of space to navigate," notes Roaming R. about Windhaven.
Off-season preparation: Services diminish significantly in late September. "Looks like a nice campground but we moved on - the electric at the sites were turned off (on 9/26), trash bins were locked. Pit toilets were open," reports Arthur M. about Falls Campground.
Dump station access: Warren Bridge Campground offers conveniences for traveling RVers. "We pulled in 8pm on a Wednesday and there were about half the spots left and only two more filled in after us. Perfect for a night or two. The dump station and several water spigots were really useful too," shares Brittany M.
Water tank preparation: Some campgrounds have specific water hookup limitations. "I will warn if you are in a RV come WITH water. There are water connections available, but you are not allowed to connect a hose," advises Jennifer S. about Falls Campground.
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