Grant Village Campground

ASHTON/ISLAND PARK RANGER DISTRICT

Step back in time at Squirrel Meadows Cabin, where rustic charm meets wilderness adventure just 24 miles east of Ashton, Idaho. This 1934 treasure sits peacefully on the Yellowstone Plateau, offering an authentic unplugged escape where mountain vistas stretch to the horizon and wildlife roams freely through ancient forests. Here, the modern world fades away, replaced by the simple pleasures of crackling fires, starlit skies, and the whisper of wind through towering pines.

Forest Service Road 30504, Bridger-Teton National Forest, Wyoming

Tucked away in the pristine wilderness of Bridger-Teton National Forest, Sheffield Campground beckons adventurers seeking an authentic backcountry experience. This intimate haven features 11 thoughtfully spaced campsites, each equipped with essential bear-proof storage boxes and traditional campfire rings where stories come alive under starlit skies. While you'll need to bring your own water supply, the campground's rustic charm is enhanced by clean vault toilet facilities and direct access to two crown jewels of the area: the scenic Sheffield Trailhead and the legendary Huckleberry Lookout, where panoramic vistas await those willing to make the climb.

1 Grassy Lake Road, Unit 187, Moran, WY, 83013

Where the legendary landscapes of Yellowstone meet the dramatic peaks of the Tetons, Headwaters Campground at Flagg Ranch serves as your perfect basecamp for exploring two of America's most treasured national parks. This expansive outdoor haven offers 171 thoughtfully designed sites to suit every camping style: 34 peaceful tent-only spots tucked among the pines, 97 fully-equipped RV sites with all the modern hookups you need, and 40 cozy camper cabins that blend rustic charm with creature comforts. Here, you'll wake up knowing that both Yellowstone's geothermal wonders and Grand Teton's soaring mountains are just a short drive away.

Caribou-Targhee National Forest

Tucked away on the serene banks of Fall River, just beyond Yellowstone's southern boundary, Cave Falls Campground beckons adventurers seeking an authentic wilderness experience. This remote sanctuary features 23 thoughtfully spaced campsites, each equipped with everything you need for a comfortable stay in the wild—from sturdy fire rings and grills for evening cookouts to convenient picnic tables for outdoor dining. Modern vault toilets, fresh water faucets, and bear-proof storage boxes ensure both comfort and safety in this pristine grizzly bear habitat. A shared dumpster keeps the area pristine, allowing you to focus on what matters most: immersing yourself in one of Wyoming's most untouched natural treasures.

Yellowstone National Park, Campgrounds, PO Box 168, Yellowstone, WY 82190

Escape to the serene shores of Lewis Lake Campground, where pristine wilderness meets crystal-clear waters at the crossroads of two of America's most beloved national parks. This intimate, back-to-nature retreat sits perfectly positioned between Yellowstone and Grand Teton, offering adventurers a genuine wilderness experience far from the digital world. Here, the absence of cell towers and modern facilities isn't a limitation—it's an invitation to disconnect from daily life and reconnect with the raw beauty of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

Yellowstone National Park

Bridge Bay Campground sits on the shores of Yellowstone Lake, the largest high-elevation lake in North America. Located in a wooded, grassy setting with abundant wildlife including elk, bison, and deer frequently wandering through campsites, this campground offers a traditional national park camping experience. The campground features roomy, spacious sites across multiple loops, with some areas offering more privacy than others. Its central location makes it easy to reach major park attractions including West Thumb Geyser Basin and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. The campground includes restrooms, dishwashing facilities, and a nearby marina for boat access to Yellowstone Lake. No hookups or on-site showers are available, maintaining the rustic, nature-focused atmosphere that defines the Yellowstone camping experience.

Yellowstone National Park

Fishing Bridge RV Park is the only campground in Yellowstone National Park offering full hookups with electric, water, and sewer connections. Located near the historic Fishing Bridge and Yellowstone Lake, this facility caters specifically to hard-sided RVs (no tents allowed due to bear activity). The paved sites accommodate larger recreational vehicles and provide convenient access to the Fishing Bridge Visitor Center, nearby hiking trails, and the Yellowstone River. While more developed than other park campgrounds, the location still offers opportunities to experience Yellowstone's wildlife and natural features, with the lake and river providing scenic backdrops for your stay.

Yellowstone National Park

Madison Campground is located at the confluence of the Gibbon and Firehole Rivers, providing a scenic riverside setting in the park's interior. This popular campground offers excellent access to the Old Faithful area, Norris Geyser Basin, and the scenic drives through the Firehole Canyon and Gibbon Falls areas. The open, grassy sites with scattered trees accommodate both RVs and tents, with the Madison River running along the campground providing fishing opportunities and wildlife viewing. Facilities include flush toilets and nearby ranger programs during peak season. The central location and river setting make this a favored basecamp for exploring Yellowstone's thermal features and western attractions.

Yellowstone National Park

Canyon Campground is located near the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, one of the park's most iconic attractions. This wooded campground offers convenient access to the dramatic canyon views, waterfalls, and hiking trails that define this area of Yellowstone. The campground provides a mix of site sizes accommodating both RVs and tents, with facilities including flush toilets and nearby amenities. Its proximity to Canyon Village provides access to dining, supplies, and visitor services while maintaining a natural forest setting. The location serves as an ideal base for exploring the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and surrounding thermal features.

Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone National Park, Campgrounds, PO Box 168, Yellowstone, WY 82190

Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone National Park

1 Grassy Lake Road, Unit 187, Moran, WY, 83013

Yellowstone National Park

Forest Service Road 30504, Bridger-Teton National Forest, Wyoming

Bridger-Teton National Forest

Discover your perfect riverside retreat at East Table Campground, where the rushing waters of the Wild and Scenic Snake River provide the soundtrack to your outdoor adventure. This hidden gem operates on a first-come, first-served basis, offering 21 thoughtfully designed campsites that blend seamlessly into the natural landscape. Each site comes equipped with sturdy tables, fire pits for evening gatherings, and bear-resistant storage boxes for peace of mind. Whether you prefer the dappled sunlight filtering through towering trees or an open site with sweeping river vistas, East Table delivers both options. Visitors consistently praise the immaculate facilities and generous spacing between sites, while thrill-seekers appreciate the easy access to world-class rafting and fishing opportunities just steps from their tent.

East Table Group Campground, Across US Hwy 26/89 from Snake River, Wyoming

Nestled along the winding Snake River, East Table Group Campground emerges as a hidden gem when popular sites fill to capacity. This riverside retreat beckons groups seeking adventure with its harmonious blend of mountain vistas and river access. Each first-come, first-served site comes thoughtfully equipped with picnic tables and fire pits, creating intimate gathering spaces where stories flow as freely as the nearby river. The spacious sites accommodate vehicles comfortably, making it an ideal basecamp for families and friends exploring the wilderness together.

Shoshone National Forest

Tucked away in nature's embrace, Lake Creek Campground offers an authentic wilderness experience with just six intimate campsites. Here, the melodic sounds of Lake Creek provide a natural soundtrack as the water dances over rocks and through the forest. This rustic retreat strips camping down to its essence—no potable water or cell service means you'll truly disconnect and immerse yourself in the raw beauty of the outdoors. With compact sites accommodating spurs up to 22 feet, this hidden gem is perfect for those seeking solitude and simplicity in their outdoor adventures.

US HIGHWAY 16, BUFFALO, WY 82834, USA

Escape to the tranquil South Fork Campground, a hidden gem nestled 15 miles west of Buffalo, Wyoming, where the rugged beauty of Bighorn National Forest unfolds before you. This thoughtfully designed, fully accessible retreat sits at the gateway to the legendary Cloud Peak Wilderness Area, offering an intimate camping experience along the babbling waters of South Fork Clear Creek. Each well-appointed site comes complete with a sturdy picnic table, campfire ring for evening storytelling, and access to clean vault toilets and fresh hand-pumped mountain water—everything you need for an authentic wilderness adventure without sacrificing comfort.

Forest Rd 285, Dubois, WY

Nestled where Frontier Creek meets Wiggins Fork, Double Cabin Campground beckons adventurers with 14 intimate campsites tucked beneath towering Lodgepole pines and ancient spruce sentinels. This rustic mountain retreat sits at the doorstep of the spectacular Washakie Wilderness, where Norton Point pierces the sky and crystal-clear waters invite anglers to test their skills. Whether you're casting a line at dawn, exploring hidden trails, or watching elk graze in alpine meadows, this high-country haven promises authentic wilderness experiences far from the crowds.

FOREST ROAD 17, Shell, WY, 82441, USA

Nestled deep within the majestic Bighorn National Forest, Ranger Creek Group Campground offers an unforgettable wilderness retreat where up to 150 adventurers can gather beneath towering pines. This expansive group site serves as your basecamp for endless mountain adventures—from casting lines into crystal-clear streams to exploring rugged backcountry trails, navigating thrilling off-road routes, and discovering prehistoric wonders frozen in time.

Medicine Bow-Routt NFs & Thunder Basin NG

Tucked among ancient granite giants, Vedauwoo Tent Campground offers 20 intimate sites in a landscape that feels like nature's own sculpture garden. This tent-only sanctuary puts you right in the heart of the iconic Vedauwoo rock formation, where weathered boulders tower overhead and world-class climbing routes beckon from every angle. Each site comes equipped with a picnic table and fire ring, while vault toilets and seasonal hand-pump water keep things comfortably rustic.

Atherton Creek Campground, Gros Ventre River Road, Wyoming, USA

Escape to Atherton Creek Campground, where tranquility meets adventure on the pristine north shore of Lower Slide Lake. This hidden gem offers the perfect balance—close enough to Grand Teton National Park for easy day trips (just 30 minutes away), yet far enough to provide a peaceful sanctuary from the crowds. Perched on terraced sites above the boat ramp, you'll wake up to breathtaking views of Lower Slide Lake and the dramatic geological slide that gave birth to this stunning body of water. Here, nature tells its own story through every sunrise reflection on the water and every whisper of wind through the aspens.

Hams Fork Campground, Forest Road #10062, north of Kemmerer, WY

Nestled deep within the pristine wilderness of Bridger-Teton National Forest, Hams Fork Campground offers an authentic escape into Wyoming's untamed beauty. This intimate campground features just 13 sites thoughtfully arranged on either side of a quiet access road, creating two distinct camping experiences. The western sites rest mere steps from the melodic waters of the Hams Fork River, while the eastern sites are embraced by towering Lodgepole pines. Despite its rustic charm, the campground provides essential comforts including two vault toilets, potable water in the eastern section, and summer trash service. Here, solitude isn't just possible—it's practically guaranteed, making it the perfect basecamp for fly fishing enthusiasts, hiking adventurers, and those seeking rejuvenation along scenic mountain backroads.

2013 Eastside 2nd Street Sheridan, WY 82801

Nestled within a cathedral of towering Lodgepole pines, Ranger Creek Campground offers an intimate escape into Wyoming's high country wilderness. This charming, single-loop campground sits in the shadow of the historic Big Goose Ranger Station, a beautifully preserved 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps landmark that whispers tales of America's conservation heritage. Just steps from your tent, a sprawling alpine meadow beckons with morning mist and frequent wildlife encounters, creating the perfect backdrop for your mountain adventure.