Sheffield Campground

Great host, very quite and close to the south entrance to Yellowstone. We travel in a 37 ft schoolie pulling 16 car trailer and made it slow and easy.

Perfect location between both parks and wildlife opportunities Not packed close to neighbors

Brrrrr! Temps got down to below freezing overnight. No fee to camp @ this time of year; campground was nearly full, but sites spread out for privacy. There is only a single pit toilets appear for entire CG and it was out of paper— bring your own! Although below freezing in the early morning hrs, temps were 80° in the afternoons. Location is not too far off of main road between Teton & Yellowstone NPs.

What a great campground. Primitive, but it does have a pit toilet, picnic tables and bear boxes. Most of the sites are in pretty wide open meadows. A few have more trees and there are horse corrals and two secluded sites next to them. We stayed in #3, one of the more treed sites with plenty of room for our tent, and loved it! The camp hosts were awesome! The place was spotless and they sold firewood for less than anyone else. We were only planning on staying one night, but liked it so much, we stayed 3! The Creek was right behind our site and was fun to check out. A commercial campground is next door that has horse trail rides. Great fishing in the river a short walk from the campground. Location is the gem here, being only 2.5 miles from the south entrance to Yellowstone and 10 miles north of Grand Tetons!  September was a great time to visit. No mosquitoes! It was cold at night (25  degrees) so plan accordingly! With high R-value pads and 0 degree bags we were toasty.

The caretaker (Kathy?) was very accomadating and helped us into our site. Plenty of space between campers, lovely nature surrounds. It's a beautiful, quiet spot.

This is a great campground at $20 a night with wonderful views. Our spot has great open sky for solar. No power, water or sewer. Host is absolutely wonderful. Not Big rig friendly, so walk or first of your going to try anything over 30ft. The small one lane road and one lane bridge are narrow. Bridge is rated for 5 ton and a little unnerving for anything of size. Additionally tree clearances are tight…..

Verizon cell service good, AT&T service good

The mosquitos are horrible. But we loved it other than that, it was nice and quiet. There is a weight limit of 5 ton to cross the bridge to get in.

Other than mosquitoes, there’s nothing to complain about in this lovely little national forest campground. Just $6 with the senior pass ($13 w/o). Dry camping with bear box, picnic tables and fire pit on a nice gravel site. Vault toilet, pack out your trash. Great camp host.

This was a last minute try because our other dispersed spot was blocked by snow. The campground was “shut down” for the season but the bathroom was unlocked! The sign said no fee was needed since it was out of season. We got there around 5pm but by 6:30 everything was full and people kept driving around. Great views, snowy but so nice. Bear boxes and actual fire rings provided.

Beautiful clean campground with a really helpful and nice camp host but a lot of mosquitoes.

Stayed here to be closer to Yellowstone’s south entrance but avoid the crowds. It’s a beautiful place - pristine single toilet, extremely friendly camp host, horses, nice neighbors and a pretty night sky. We arrived around 1pm on a summer Sunday night and got one of the last two spots in this small campground. About an hour into the heart of the park. Just beware of construction on the road further north (as of July 2023)

This is one of this small special places, very friendly stuff, clean pit toilet and nice hiking area. Perfect cheap and not crowded place to explore Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. We loved this place

We luckily found this gem of a campsite after looking in Yellowstone all day, we didn’t get here until later in the afternoon so I was very thankful to finally have somewhere to put up the tent. The camp host was so kind, we stayed in site #11 which is near the creek and by horses the trail riding place occasionally keeps there. My daughter loved petting the horses. Perfect spot between both parks, and we went and played in Snake River which the kids also loved. Gas station not far in case you need last minute things. Definitely recommend!

Arrived late morning around 11:30. There were only 3 occupied spots so we had our pick of some great campsites. We had the place to ourselves until people started rolling in around 2. There is fairly nice space between campsites. Each one has a table, fire ring, and table. The sites are pretty large and level. We parked a 24’ sprinter no problem. We talked with the horse riding company just off the entrance and learned the bridge over the creek as you enter the campground is being removed. The banks to the creek would be too steep for vehicles to cross. Hope the bridge/creek get figured out because this is a special little spot.

This spot was very nice, camping attendant was very nice and got us settled in. We got there around 5pm and grabbed the last spot for the night. Nice horse spaces too! We enjoyed our little nook in the woods and zipped up to Yellowstone quickly

Very close to the south entrance of Yellowstone and close to the entrance of Grant Teton. Great spot for visiting both parks!

We stayed here 1 night and it was perfect for waking up early and going to Yellowstone. With only being a few miles from the south entrance, it made easy for an early start. We tried staying here a second night but by 9pm all spots were full. We did find out from a local that you are able to stay at the headwaters restaurant parking lot for the night if you are car camping. We ended up doing this our second night and had no issues.

For $10 this place is simply great. Most sites come with a bear box and it’s a really neat road getting in! We pulled in to set up camp the night before we got into Yellowstone and it worked out really well. For $10 this was the best campground I have ever had.

Fantastic site! Lays in the valley of the Forrest, by a creek. Stars are amazing and wildlife is there if you look hard enough! We had a wolf stalking a badger 100yds from our tent!

This is a nice little hidden gem between two major National Parks so we were excited to have a spot here!  Basic National Forest camping, no water on-site, basic vault toilet, bear box, table, and fire ring. It was $10 per night First Come First Serve. Get there early because there are only a handful of sites (10 I believe). If you go past this spot there are a few spots near a horse trailhead.

Perfect campground if you plan on visiting both parks. It's quiet, bug free and located close to a creek so you can soak your sore feet after a long days hike. Only draw back is, there's limited shade on most camp sites, but fill your day with activities and you won't need to worry about it.

If you don't want to be in a huge campsite in the National Parks give this place a try. Nothing too special but is a nice spot to get away from the crowds. They do have food storage available and toilets, dogs are allowed. Easy access to both Yellowstone and Teton! When the park campgrounds were full, this spot was still available!

This is a great little campground with only a few sites (5 I think) just south of Yellowstone. We were here just to fly fish the Snake River for a couple of hours (make sure you have all the right fishing permits for Yellowstone and Wyoming!). Clean vault toilets, picnic tables, and fire pits, plus bear proof storage containers.

5 nice sites all first come first serve. Right outside the south entrance to Yellowstone. No real amenities, a simple valet toilet. Great spot since no one really seems to think to stop here. This is bear country, use some form of bear food storage! Was actually asked to leave earlier than anticipated by the rangers because there was excessive bear activity in the area.

This little campground has 5 paid sites and is off of Forest Road 30504. You have to cross the creek to get there but it wasn't a bad crossing when were were there in mid-June. I would imagine if they had been getting a lot of rain it would have been more difficult. The campsites are pretty dispersed and each have a table, fire pit, and food storage container because this is a "bear-aware" area. There was one vault toilet for the campground. You could just make out the tops of the Tetons from our site and it was in a pretty pasture area with lots of trees and rolling hills. I would definitely stay here again.