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Pebble Creek campground is located on the west end of the Lamar Valley between Roosevelt Junction and the Park’s northeast entrance. It is a small primitive campground, and is a favorite of fishermen and hikers. Pebble Creek Campground is open from early June to late September. Reservable Through: Recreation.govSites: 27Elevation: 6,900 feet above sea levelAccessible Sites: Yes (1)Flush Toilets: No … Read more

Norris is located near the center of the Park, within walking distance of Norris Geyser Basin. This wooded campground overlooks a small meadow which is frequented by elk and bison. Fly-fishing opportunities are nearby. Norris Campground is open from late May through late September. Reservable Through: Recreation.govSites: 112Elevation: 7,500 feet above sea levelAccessible Sites: YesFlush Toilets: YesGenerators: 8 am to 8 … Read more

Mammoth is the only campground in Yellowstone which is opened year around. It is situated on a hillside just below Mammoth Hot Springs Village, near Park employee housing, 5 miles inside the northern entrance to the Park. The campground itself is thinly wooded. Elk frequent the area. Mammoth Campground is open year around. Reservable Through: Recreation.govDates: Open … Read more

Lewis Lake campground is the southernmost campground in Yellowstone. It is located approximately halfway between Grant Village and the Park’s South entrance (about 12 miles from the South entrance). The campground is located on Lewis Lake, one of Yellowstone’s larger lakes. Lewis Lake Campground is open from mid-June to early November. Reservable Through: Recreation.govSites: 85Elevation: 7,800 feet above … Read more

Indian Creek campground is located mid-way between Mammoth and Norris, near Sheepeater Cliff, in the northwest quadrant of the Park.  Because of bear activity, special restrictions are often placed on this campground.  See a ranger station for details. Indian Creek Campground is open from early June to mid-September. Reservable Through: Recreation.govSites: 70Elevation: 7,300 feet above sea levelAccessible Sites: YesFlush … Read more

Centrally located in Yellowstone National Park, this site is just 14 miles east of the Park’s West Yellowstone entrance and 16 miles north of Old Faithful near the junction of the Gibbon, Madison and Firehole Rivers. Bison and elk frequent this small river valley. The campground offers a sanitary dump station but no utility hook-ups … Read more

This forested campground is located at the southwestern edge of Yellowstone Lake, about 22 miles north of the South Entrance. Grant Village is one-half mile away, and contains stores, restaurants, pay showers, a coin laundry, and a sanitary dump station. There are no utility hook-ups. Group sites available. Grant Village Campground is open early June … Read more

Fishing Bridge Campground is one of the popular places to stay for visitors to Yellowstone. Fishing Bridge RV Park is located near beautiful Yellowstone Lake, and features full hook-ups. It is designed for hard-sided units only with a maximum length of 40′. Sites are back in only, no pull-through. The area offers a coin laundry, … Read more

This campground is near the center of the Park and is located close to the famous and awe-inspiring Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. Camping in the Canyon area offers stores, restaurants, pay showers and a coin laundry. There are no utility hook-ups. A gas station, as well as repair service, is available. Canyon Campground is … Read more

Bridge Bay is located near Yellowstone Lake, and is 30 miles from the East Entrance to Yellowstone. It is also conveniently adjacent to the Bridge Bay Marina and store. A sanitary dump is available but no utility hook-ups. Pay showers and a coin laundry are within four miles. Group sites are available. Bridge Bay Campground … Read more