Grant was the third campground we stayed in at Yellowstone. The sites are pretty darn flat. ✅ We were able to walk down to Lake Yellowstone right from the campground to some quiet little beaches. Total plus! The camp sites themselves are right on top of each other. Very family living. We don’t hang at camp for very long, so it wasn’t too bad. The camp host on duty was a pretty cranky dude. Maybe he was having a bad week. ✌🏻 The showers were the busiest I have ever seen. They had a graph chart showing the busiest times. That tells you something. They had a laundry area which we took advantage of. The showers and laundry felt kinda far away from the campground. There is an RV dump station as well as water. The Lakehouse restaurant is right on the water which was really nice for our last night in he park.

Canyons is a nice campground to give you easy access to Norris, Mammoth, and Lamar Valley sides of the park. We didn’t want to take our chances on the first come sites, so Canyons was a good fit. We camp in a Sprinter, and our RV site was downhill and on the camp road. There was no way you could back into the site. The campground manager made it right, and gave us one of their emergency overflow sites across from the showers. Great site! Two showers a night were included with our stay. If you don’t use your showers, you can donate them at the shower counter to another camper. Extra showers are $4.50. They have a laundry area too as well as RV services.

Madison is a fantastic campground in Yellowstone. Out of the 3 we stayed in, Madison had the most space between campers. There is a fly fishing spot right out of the campgrounds. They don’t have showers or laundry facilities, but we didn’t mind. There is an RV dump station as will as a water fill. Sites were pretty flat too. This is a great spot close to many of the park’s geysers. I would stay 2 nights here next time to allow time to explore more of that side of the park.