From Lander WY take WY 131 and Forest Rd 300
(Loop Road) 18 miles.
8,600
9
30
$8
boat ramp fishing
Popo Agie
From Lander WY take WY 131 and Forest Rd 300
(Loop Road) 26.3 miles.
8,800
4
16
0
no water, fishing access
Sinks Canyon
From Lander WY travel 8.7 miles on WY 131 and
Forest Rd 300
7,000
9
30
$8
water,stream fishing
Worthen Meadows
From Lander WY take WY 131 and Forest Road
300 (Loop Road) 18 miles
8,500
28
28
$8
water, boat ramp, fishing
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Campground Name
Location
Elevation in Feet
Number of Units
Maximum Spur Length
Daily Fee
Additional Information
Brooks Lake
From Dubois WY take US 26/287 NW 23 miles then
Forest Road 515 5 miles
9,200
14
22
$10
boat ramp, fishing
Double Cabin
From Dubois WY take Forest Roads 508 and 285
28 miles
9,300
15
16
$5
water, stream fishing, horse corrals
Falls
From Dubois WY take US 26/287 NW for 25 miles
8,000
46
32
$10
stream fishing
Horse Creek
From Dubois WY take Forest Roads 508 and 285
12 miles
7,500
9
16
$5
water, stream fishing
Pinnacles
From Dubois WY take US 26/287 NW 23 miles then
Forest Road 515 15 miles
9,200
21
22
$10
water, stream fishing
Camping in Yellowstone is
an awesome experience but there are a few things
to be careful of. Wild animals, especially females
with young, are unpredictable. Keep a safe distance
from all wildlife. Each year a number of park visitors
are injured by wildlife when approaching too closely.
Approaching on foot within 100 yards (91 m) of bears
or within 25 yards (23 m) of other wildlife is prohibited.
Please use roadside pullouts when viewing wildlife.
Use binoculars or telephoto lenses for safe viewing
and to avoid disturbing them. By being sensitive
to its needs, you will see more of an animal's natural
behavior and activity. If you cause an animal to
move, you are too close!
Campgrounds in Yellowstone
Park
Bridge
Bay Campground • Bridge
Bay is situated near Yellowstone Lake,
30 miles from the East Entrance to
Yellowstone. It's also conveniently
adjacent to Bridge Bay Marina/boat
launch and store. A sanitary dump
is available but no utility hook-ups.
Pay showers and a coin laundry are
also within four miles. Group sites
are available.
Canyon
Campground • You'll
find this campground close to
the breathtaking Grand Canyon
of the Yellowstone near the center
of the park. Camping in this
area, offers stores, restaurants,
pay showers and a coin laundry,
but no utility hook-ups. A gas
station, as well as repair service,
is available
Grant
Campground • This
woodsy campground is located
at the southwestern edge of Yellowstone
Lake, 22 miles north of the South
Entrance. Within a half mile,
you'll find stores, restaurants,
pay showers, a coin laundry,
and a sanitary dump station,
but no utility hook-ups. Group
sites available.
Madison
Campground • A
central location for camping
in Yellowstone National Park,
this site is just 14 miles east
of the West Yellowstone entrance
and 16 miles north of Old Faithful
near the junction of the Gibbon,
Madison and Firehole Rivers.
Offers a sanitary dump station
and limited group sites but no
utility hook-ups or showers.
Fishing
Bridge RV Park • Situated
by Fishing Bridge near beautiful Yellowstone
Lake, this RV Park features sites
with full hook-ups. It's designed
for hard-sided units only with a maximum
length of 40'. The area also offers
a coin laundry, pay showers, store,
electricity, water, sewer, hook-ups
and a sanitary dump station. A great
site for your camping experiences.
Sightseeing tours are also available.
Campgrounds Outside
of Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Park KOA • (West
Yellowstone MT) Closest KOA to Yellowstone
National Park. Base camp with us while
touring upper and lower loops of the
park, Teton National Park, Quake Lake
and ghost town area. 34 miles from
Old Faithful.
Grand
Teton Park RV Resort • (Moran
WY) Grand Teton Park RV Resort
has the best location for visiting
both National Parks. Located
just 6 miles east of Moran Junction,
you will be camping only 32 miles
from Yellowstone National Park
and just outside the east entrance
of Grand Teton National Park.
Also just 36 miles from the town
of Jackson.
Yellowstone Valley Inn & RV Park • (Cody
WY) Yellowstone Valley Inn's campground/RV area allows you to stay with us either in your RV or for those more adventurous, in a tent. We have nightly, weekly or monthly rates. Yellowstone Valley Inn Campground Features: Full Hookups/ pull thrus,20, 30 & 50 amp Service,Water/Electricity, Outdoor Heated Pool, Indoor Hot Tub, Playground Equipment, Dump station, Coin-Op Laundry, Restrooms with Showers, New bathhouse with unlimited hot water, Restaurant/Lounge on premise, The scenic grounds also include picnic tables, new state-of-the-art bath house with the only handicap accessible bathroom in the entire 50 mile valley and a majestic view of Wapiti Valley
Cody
KOA • (Cody
WY) Gateway to Yellowstone adventure.
Leave rig at camp and enjoy majestic
mountain vistas, abundant wildlife,
back country hiking, world-class
fishing, old west legends and
pure mountain air. Guided tours.
Make a splash in pool complex.
Free rodeo shuttle. Free pancakes.
Playground and game room. Trail
rides at camp. Planned itineraries
and special events.
Rocky
Mountain Campground • (Gardiner
MT) 4 Blocks to the Yellowstone
National Park North entrance
Gardiner Montana. Your Base camp
to see Yellowstone National Park. " From Memorial day through Labor day. Sitting on a hill top,
Overlooking Gardiner, The Yellowstone River and being overlooked
by snow capped mountains.
Dubois / Wind River KOA • (DuboisWY) Find your campsite nestled along the Big Wind River, in a beautiful valley between the Wind River and Absaroka mountain ranges. You and your family will be in the heart of Dubois, a rustic western cowboy town just 90 minutes east of both Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. It’s mountain camping at its best, with all of the shopping, services and conveniences of town.
Yellowstone Park / West Entrance KOA • (West Yellowstone) Find a pine-shaded site here near Yellowstone’s west entrance, the most popular and convenient entry point, and you’ve found the perfect base camp for exploring this amazing national park. Old Faithful puts on its steamy regular-as-clockwork show just 34 miles east. Have a tour bus pick you up at KOA’s office for a ride to the park. Or take the wheel yourself to tour Yellowstone’s driving loops. The area offers horseback riding, world-class fly-fishing, whitewater rafting and hiking and biking trails that begin near the KOA.
Livingston / Paradise Valley KOA • (Paradise Valley) Towering cottonwoods shade this mountain country KOA along the Yellowstone River. You are never much more than a long cast from KOA's 500 feet of frontage on the Yellowstone, a blue-ribbon trout stream. If you lose your favorite fly, replace it at the campground store! Livingston boasts a fly-fishing museum, art galleries and antique shops. Find outdoor activities in every direction. Don't miss a visit to Yellowstone National Park, 40 miles south. Your hosts can arrange raft trips on the Yellowstone or horseback rides and direct you toward great hikes in the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness Area.
Camping in Yellowstone is
an awesome experience but there are a few things
to be careful of. Wild animals, especially females
with young, are unpredictable. Keep a safe distance
from all wildlife. Each year a number of park visitors
are injured by wildlife when approaching too closely.
Approaching on foot within 100 yards (91 m) of bears
or within 25 yards (23 m) of other wildlife is prohibited.
Please use roadside pullouts when viewing wildlife.
Use binoculars or telephoto lenses for safe viewing
and to avoid disturbing them. By being sensitive
to its needs, you will see more of an animal's natural
behavior and activity. If you cause an animal to
move, you are too close!