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GuideWindhaven RV Resort
People were great. River access with spots on the river. We came in October and only one other RV was there
RV Camping near Pinedale, WY
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Several RV parks near Pinedale accommodate various motorhome sizes and camping preferences. Yellowstone Trail RV Park provides 51 level sites with full hookups including 50-amp service, while Highline Trail RV Park offers 47 spacious sites with water, electric, and sewer connections. The gravel pads at most parks are generally well-maintained and suitable for larger rigs. "Sites are well spread out and the ones on the river are private. This has more of a feeling of a State Park," noted one visitor about accommodations in the area. Daniel Junction RV Park includes both back-in and pull-through options with 30/50-amp hookups, though sites are positioned relatively close together with limited privacy between neighbors.
Within 30 miles of Pinedale, RV travelers should note varying levels of amenities and services. Rim Station RV Park provides electric hookups but lacks shower facilities, while Warren Bridge Campground includes a dump station that non-campers can use for a $5 fee. Cell service varies significantly across the region—Fremont Lake Campground offers spotty connectivity depending on site location, while parks closer to town generally provide more reliable service. Most RV parks in the area operate seasonally from May through September, with some extending into October during mild weather years. Pet policies differ between facilities; most allow pets but may have restrictions on certain breeds or require leashing. Several reviews mentioned strong winds as a consideration when extending awnings, particularly at more exposed sites like those at Daniel Junction.
Best RV Campgrounds near Pinedale (64)
1. Warren Bridge Campground and Picnic Area
"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."
2. Yellowstone Trail RV Park
"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."
Check Availabilityfrom $54 - $74 / night
3. Highline Trail RV Park
"Super clean and quiet in early December. Full hookups ready for cold weather. Mountain view outside the window. Trash can at end of each site. Very Friendly Staff. Definitely would come back."
"We had some vehicle issues and needed a place to stay close to Pinedale."
39 Sites AvailableAvailable next weekend
from $25 - $62 / night
4. Daniel Junction
"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."
"WiFi is good, better than anyplace I’ve ever been. Great restaurant “The Den”! Gas is cheaper than in Pinedale. Propane on site. Convenience store...beer, liquor, deli."
Check Availabilityfrom $50 / night
5. Rim Station
"This charming, beautiful, and quiet park is the favorite place we’ve yet stayed in over a year on the road."
"Right on the path but good distance from towns… Really like the campsite the owners and the amenities all top notch! Propane fill station, ICE a little store. Easy drive to pinedale or Jackson hole."
6. Windhaven RV Resort
"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"
Check Availabilityfrom $45 - $55 / night
7. Solitude RV Park
"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."
Check AvailabilityAvailable next weekend
from $65 / night
8. Ring Lake RV and Tent Site
"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)"
9. The Longhorn Ranch Lodge & RV Resort
"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."
Check AvailabilityCampground full next weekend
from $40 - $99 / night
10. Elkhorn RV Park
Check Availabilityfrom $55 / night
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RV Park Reviews near Pinedale, WY
280 Reviews of 64 Pinedale Campgrounds
- BBRIAN F.Guide
Yellowstone Trail RV Park
Very nice spot
Great 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
Michele H.
TravelerFremont Lake
Absolutely breathtaking. What a paid campground should be - but still $15
We 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...
- Soren B.Guide
Yellowstone Trail RV Park
AMAZING
Absolutely 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.
- MMichael A.Traveler
Daniel Junction
Great Overnight Stop
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. Camping area is basically a gravel lot with mostly full timers.
- ttraveller 1.
LegendDubois Campground
Very expensive for what you get
It’s just a lot right in town. The river is pretty but not for the prices they want. We decided not to stay
- EErika B.
ScoutWarren Bridge Recreation Area Designated Dispersed Camping
Perfect overnight easy to find
Great spot in route. Right off the road yet still quiet. Pit toilets, and picnic tables worked great.
s K.GuideGreen River Lakes Campground — Bridger Teton National Forest
beautiful but needs a lot of maintenance
Visited this campground Sept 2026. Summer of 2025 a wildfire burned all the way up one side of the Green River valley. The campground was spared, probably due to heroic efforts by wildland firefighters. It's in one little wedge of green forest in the midst of crispy brown burned forest. The other side of the lake and valley were untouched.
Aside from the burn scars, the setting is beautiful with the broad valley of the Green River and the ridges and mountains, in particular Squaretop Mountain visible to the south.
The campground is somewhat battered from post-fire flooding and runoff. There is mud and charcoal mud washed across the roads and through many of the sites. The CG roads are rutted and have deep potholes; just take it slow. There are many sites that are still in decent shape though. Sites have picnic table, fire ring, and bear box. There aren't tent pads, but some sites are suitable for tents. There are several pull-through sites. The vault toilets are ok. The log cabin ones are pretty dark inside, due to having very small windows. There was no water available when i was there.
Trailhead parking for the CDT is less than 1/2 mile from the CG. It filled up most days I was there. It's nice to hike south along the lake. There are a few destination options for day hikers. I had planned to hike the loop around the lake, but the whole west (?) side was burned so I didn't go there; I just went to the upper lake and back. I saw a person catch a large fish out of the lake.
No cell service. As people have noted, the road from the snowmobile staging area to the CG is rough. Clearance is not a problem, but there is a combination of deep unavoidable potholes, washboard, and rocky road bed. I encountered a few deep mudholes on the way in, but they had dried up when I left a few days later. It took about 1 1/2 hrs to get there, towing a small camper. I aired down the camper tires to soften the ride a little but it's just dang rough and slow going. Make sure you have plenty of gas and supplies.
I tried going here one time in July but the mosquitos were just too much! In September I encountered few bugs at all.
- JasonGuide
Yellowstone Trail RV Park
Clean Park, Great location
Great stop on the way to, or out of Jackson. 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. Bring your groceries with you...FYI. Otherwise, there is some hiking nearby, and some really clean mountain lakes to swim and hang out by.
Guide to Pinedale
Pinedale, Wyoming sits at 7,200 feet elevation where the Wind River Mountains create a dramatic backdrop for camping experiences. Located about 100 miles southeast of Grand Teton National Park, this area receives less tourist traffic than Jackson but offers similar mountain vistas and outdoor recreation. Summer temperatures average 75°F during daytime but drop significantly at night, requiring proper insulation for comfortable camping.
What to Do
Fishing opportunities: Warren Bridge Campground provides access to the Green River, a popular spot for anglers. "Right on the river. Had good cell coverage. Would recommend this place," notes Gary V., who appreciated the waterfront setting.
Off-road exploration: Multiple trails extend from Solitude RV Park, allowing ATV enthusiasts to access backcountry areas. "There is access to trails to the back country to the north, so a great place to bring an ATV and explore," reports Rocky H.
Historical attractions: The National Museum of Vehicle Museums stands as a regional attraction worth visiting. "We stumbled upon this place because we wanted to see the National Museum of Vehicle Museums and I'm so glad we did," writes Bryony C., who stayed at a riverfront site while exploring local history.
What Campers Like
River sites: Waterfront camping spots rank highly for visitors seeking natural ambiance. "The sites are levelled, have a fire pit and a seating," says Petr K. about Warren Bridge Campground, where pull-through sites accommodate various vehicle sizes.
Mountain views: The surrounding Wind River range provides scenic backdrops at many campgrounds. "Stunning spot next to the river with a view of the mountains," notes Bryony C. about their camping experience in the region.
Stargazing conditions: The area offers exceptional night sky viewing due to minimal light pollution. "Dark location great for star gazing," mentions Jim M. about Solitude RV Park, highlighting the natural darkness that allows for impressive astronomical observation.
What You Should Know
Variable road conditions: Access to some sites requires navigation of unpaved roads. "Only 'negative' point is the unpaved road up the mountain," warns Magdalena about Ring Lake RV and Tent Site, though the destination proves worth the journey.
Weather considerations: Strong winds affect the region frequently, potentially impacting camping comfort. "Very windy most of the day so we didn't keep our windows open unfortunately. Too much dust whipping around and gusty," reports Julia M. about conditions in the area.
Service availability: Cell coverage varies substantially by location and carrier. "Small BLM CG along Green River. Cell service is great for all carriers (att TMobile, Verizon)," notes Greg L., providing useful connectivity information for remote workers.
Tips for Camping with Families
Safe swimming spots: Kids enjoy water access during summer months. "The kids all went swimming in the river and warmed up by the fire after. It was so much fun," shares Jennifer H. from Windhaven RV Resort, describing her family's riverfront experience.
Wildlife viewing opportunities: Local prairie dogs entertain younger visitors. "Our 3 year old daughter loved chasing around the prairie dogs around the park as well!" mentions Brandon G. about the natural entertainment available.
Recreational facilities: Some RV parks near Pinedale offer structured play areas. "Plus there's a basketball court, pickleball court, and cornhole to keep yourself or your kiddos preoccupied," shares one visitor about Yellowstone Trail RV Park, highlighting amenities beyond natural features.
Tips from RVers
Dump station access: Several RV parks Pinedale, Wyoming offer dump stations with varying policies. "The dump station is a nice addition - for overall price of 10$ I rate this campground 5/5," notes Petr K., referencing the value provided.
Site leveling: Gravel pads vary in levelness across regional camping areas. "Our site is full hookups but it appears some are electric only. Sites are very level!" reports Melody M. about her parking spot.
Hookup variations: Highline Trail RV Park accommodates various electrical needs with both partial and full hookups. "We rolled in without reservations over Labor Day weekend and, while they didn't have a FHU site available for us that first night, they had us stay one night in their dry camping area," explains Lori T., demonstrating the park's flexibility for RV travelers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What RV parks are available in Pinedale, Wyoming?
What RV parks are available in Pinedale, Wyoming?
Pinedale offers several RV accommodation options. Solitude RV Park is located close to town yet feels secluded, offering full hookup sites. Mountain Bluebird RV Park provides overnight options for travelers passing through the area. Other RV-friendly options include Highline Trail RV Park, Elkhorn RV Park, and Windhaven RV Resort. For those seeking a more natural setting, public campgrounds like Fremont Lake and Boulder Lake accommodate RVs while offering a more rustic experience. Most private RV parks in the area are open seasonally, typically from late spring through early fall, with some offering extended stays and monthly rates.
What amenities do RV parks in Pinedale offer?
What amenities do RV parks in Pinedale offer?
Highline Trail RV Park features large gravel sites with picnic tables and fire pits, clean restrooms, and laundry facilities. Windhaven RV Resort offers full hookups with some sites located along the river, plus pet areas and laundry facilities. Many Pinedale RV parks provide basic amenities like electric hookups, water access, and dump stations. Some parks offer WiFi, though connectivity can be variable in this rural area. Public campgrounds like Fremont Lake and Half Moon Lake typically provide more limited amenities, usually including vault toilets and fire rings, but may lack hookups. Some RV parks in the area also offer recreational amenities like hiking trails, fishing access, and areas for ATV use.
How far are RV parks in Pinedale from nearby attractions?
How far are RV parks in Pinedale from nearby attractions?
Fremont Lake is situated just 6.1 miles from downtown Pinedale on a paved road, offering easy access to both town amenities and lakeside recreation. Trails End Campground at Elkhart Park is located at the end of a paved road (though recently under construction) and serves as a gateway to wilderness hiking trails. Most RV parks in Pinedale provide convenient access to the Wind River Range, with popular trailheads typically within a 30-minute drive. Boulder Lake campground offers a more remote experience at the end of a forest road while still being accessible for RVs. For outdoor enthusiasts, nearby attractions include fishing at local lakes, hiking trails in the Bridger-Teton National Forest, and scenic drives with mountain views.
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