Best Dog-Friendly Camping near Yellowstone National Park

This is a campground used by people wanting to fish the river and have a home base. Not much shade and only pit toilets but easy in and out with all pull through sights. Great TV and Cell coverage and one hour from Yellowstone National Park north entrance at the Roosevelt Arch.

Forested campground 30 minutes from Yellowstone National Park

Beaver Creek Campground is the good spot for a Yellowstone National Park jumping off point. Located 30 minutes form the park the distance improves your chances of finding a campsite in the busy season. The campground sits above Quake Lake, if you enjoy fishing there is a steep trail leading to the lake from the“A” loop, however there is no boat launch at the campground, you will need to drive a½ mile down the highway to find a boat launch for the lake. The campground features paved roads with gravel parking pads, vault toilets, picnic tables and metal fire rings at each site, and their are bear proof food storage if you need it, but you might need to share space with another spot. Campsite can be reserved. The campground has 62 sites spreed apart in 3 loops. Two fully ADA sites are available. Drinking water is available at three locations in each loop. The camp hosts are very friendly and helpful, they also have firewood for sale if needed for$6 A word of caution about the road driving in. The road is paved but narrow, so drive slow and watch out for cars.

Ranger review Outdoor Element's Woolly Mammoth Survival Braid

Got my wife the Woolly Mammoth Survival Braid and have to say that this is a nice survival bracelet. We did wonder if the Jute it is made with would be a little itchy when put on, but found it to be quiet comfortable. We like the idea to place the ferro rod and striker in in the bracelets buckle. It sparks up very nicely making our charred cloth and cotton balls with Vaseline easy to get started. We then tried to start a fire with the sample piece of jute, made a little nest and gave the striker a try and after a few attempts got a spark to take hold and had a fire. Nice to now that we now have a wrist full of fire starting material if we ever need it. Might just want to take this off when starting fires as it didn't take much to get the sample burning. All in all a great survival tool to have around.

This campground is just minutes away from West Yellowstone and the west entrance to Yellowstone National Park. the camp was clean and well maintained. A great recommendation if your visiting Yellowstone National Park.

We went on an impromptu road trip with our cat we were so lucky to find this place available with only a few days notice at the peak of tourist season. We were supposed to stay for four days but we loved the campsite so much we ended up staying two weeks. It was extremely pet friendly and we felt very safe. We left our tent pitched and our cat was able to roam around the site. We’ll definitely be returning next time we pass through. Also super nice showers and wifi and outlets available.

Great location to explore Yellowstone National Park

Great little KOA. Awesome views of the Absaroka range. Book early. Tent sites were great. Nice dog park, small though.

Very close to Yellowstone park. The RV spot was huge (patio space, plus grassy area with trees which was great for the dogs!) although we paid for the premium spot. Dog park was nice for the pups. No complaints at all.

I believe this is supposed to be the Indian Creek Campground in Yellowstone National Park (which would put it in Wyoming), so I'm going to put that review here.

This is one of the best campgrounds in Yellowstone. It is seculded, and recently renovated. It is close to Mammoth and everything on the North end, plus most people ignore it's existence. Unfortunately (or fortunately) you cannot reserve here.

no amenities except vault potty, right on river! Nonresident $18, close to Yellowstone National Park, good for overnight

The location and the lake views make this campground a perfect spot to stay while exploring the lower region of Yellowstone National Park.

We stayed here while we spent some time on the west side of Yellowstone National Park. The site we stayed in was a Premium Pull Thru- 80', which was wide, level, and had a nice patio and grassy areas. The mobile network connectivity was great for working during the week. There is WiFi available, but we didn't use it and relied on our cell phone/hotspot plans. The staff was friendly. The grounds were well maintained. There's no traffic noise, which is nice. The location is close and convenient for getting into Yellowstone National Park as well as the small town of West Yellowstone.

Cabins off the Old Faithful Inn are the best option for exploring Yellowstone National Park for the week. Spacious rooms and in room bathrooms are a must!

We enjoyed our two night tent stay. Facility was clean. Bathrooms nearby, shower and laundry at check in building. Crowded campground but plenty or room at our site. Nice place to stay inside Yellowstone National Park.

I’m just writing this review because I had to add this campground. I can’t believe I had to tell the dirt to add Madison Campground in Yellowstone National Park. The largest and most popular campground in the park. Bizarre.

Make reservations if possible. Fills up fast. GREAT fishing from shore or boat. There is one grassy area for tents and smaller rv’s and a new section that will accommodate all sizes. New restrooms with showers. Close to Yellowstone National Park.

We drove back 10 miles but pretty sure it went back another 10-15. Great dispersed camping. Roads were well maintained. Drove the pickup back in for tent camping this August. Would recommend for a close spot by Yellowstone National Park.

Spent four days the end of August.  Weather was pleasant and campground was very clean.  Spacing not too bad, but I like State Parks as you get privacy.  You are very close to town and entrance to Yellowstone National Park.  Has full hookups to include cable TV.

We loved this place. Very cool area with lots to do and see. Only a couple of miles.from the west entrance to Yellowstone National Park. It borders  a forest with plenty of trails. Big campground and very busy. Food and amentities for trips to the park are close by.

Right between Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. You don't have to share this spot with anyone. It comes with a bear box to store your food, a bear proof trash can, picnic table, metal fire ring, and last but not least, your own private pit toilet. Tons of space also.

Yellowstone National Park back country campsite 9C1 is a nice perfectly flat campsite near the Bechler River in SW Yellowstone National Park.  The site is slightly visible from the main trail once you are set up for the evening, but this is the Yellowstone wilderness so you will not likely see anyone else in the evening on the trail.  Site has a food area with a fire ring and pole to hang your food back.  Plenty of flat ground all around to set up your tent.  Mosquitos are present but they seemed more tame in camp versus the backpack in to the site.   Water can be filter from the Bechler River about a minute away from the campsite.  This site has a luxury in the back country....A TOILET!  Just follow the sign from the cooking area to the toilet.  Be warned however, their are no walls, just a seat in the woods, and you can make out the tents from your location, so be sure to let others know before you head out to the "toilet".

Our stay at Yellowstone Grizzly was amazing. We were convenient to Yellowstone National Park and to the restaurants in town. Our site was perfect and we felt right at home. The staff also were both friendly and helpful. We would definitely recommend this park for anyone visiting the area who likes convenience and a well kept park. We would come back here again.