East Fork

This campsite is a hidden gem. Tucked away in the Bighorns it’s quite the adventure getting there! The winding roads are not paved but well kept, so make sure your car is up for the task! On the way we saw various wildlife and stunning Mountain views. You can’t book these sites in advance, it’s first come first serve. You can pay with cash or check via an Dropbox after selecting your site. We got in late, but we were still able to snag a lovely site that had a meadow and tall pines as it’s backdrop. The sites are nice and private with raised grills. There are latrines available. When we went there wasn’t firewood available so I would purchase a few bundles at the bottom of the mountain.

A remote campground with large sites and raised grills. The river is just down the road. This is a quiet place to relax in the Bighorns. There was only one other camper and many open sites. It seems that most people went to Ranger Creek Campground which is just down the road. 

Bring your atv and explore some trails. Fishing seems to happen along the river as well as ponds further down the road. Keep driving down 26 to reach some more beautiful Bighorn Mountain scenes.