Very nicely kept. Nice grass and trees on each site. Good playground. Good laundry locations spread across the park. Very convenient to the NP entrance. 4 stars because it was very expensive at $102/nt with tax, etc. If I were looking for a resort, I'd stay again; however, I will look for some boondocking in the area next time.

The grounds are the nicest of any campground. The surrounding park is great for walking. The place is crowded and the sites are adequate/tight. You’ll hear your neighbors vThe trees and large rigs make it difficult to maneuver.

Check-in was super easy. Park was actually in West Yellowstone. We managed to get one of the sites backing onto Gallatin National Forest and enjoyed that very much -- both the view and walking there. The dump hook-up at our site was only accessible from our camper by pulling up to it as we left. Didn't bother us, but thought I'd mentio...moreCheck-in was super easy. Park was actually in West Yellowstone. We managed to get one of the sites backing onto Gallatin National Forest and enjoyed that very much -- both the view and walking there. The dump hook-up at our site was only accessible from our camper by pulling up to it as we left. Didn't bother us, but thought I'd mention it. It seems clearly to have been placed to accommodate huge rv's with mid-placement dump attachments. We didn't check out any of the park's facilities as we only stayed one night. At nearly $90 for the night, it was pricey. On the other hand, it put us where we wanted to be for that night, we enjoyed having water and electricity hook-ups, enjoyed the convenience to Gallatin National Forest, and it was super-close to Yellowstone's west entrance.If you're heading into Yellowstone, head in either early in the morning or in the evening to escape the crowds. Four Stars Overall Rating because sites were too close together and were too expensive.Added a photo (twice!) of Gallatin National Forest from just outside our campsite, but for some reason it didn't include my tag saying that's what it was?

What a beautiful park, clean, well manicured, wow. Paved roads, gravel sites, green grass, good AT&T 5G, let me wash my camper! Easy very-short drive into park.

Ended up here on a friend’s recommendation when everything in the park was already booked. Big, lovely RV park. Super family friendly with kids riding bikes and playing on the playground. Everything was very clean and both staff and campers were friendly. It is for sure on the fancy side- lots of big, fancy RVs! Great base for explorin...moreEnded up here on a friend’s recommendation when everything in the park was already booked. Big, lovely RV park. Super family friendly with kids riding bikes and playing on the playground. Everything was very clean and both staff and campers were friendly. It is for sure on the fancy side- lots of big, fancy RVs! Great base for exploring Yellowstone

This is a good campground for access to Yellowstone National Park. We weren't there to take part in the amenities or sit around the campfire. It was a nice, clean place to sleep, and close to the entrance of the national park.We did use the laundry facilities which were standard campground machines. And even though it rained most o...moreThis is a good campground for access to Yellowstone National Park. We weren't there to take part in the amenities or sit around the campfire. It was a nice, clean place to sleep, and close to the entrance of the national park.We did use the laundry facilities which were standard campground machines. And even though it rained most of our stay, there wasn't a ton of mud which was very nice.I will say this - the campground and the folks who work there deal with rude tourists for months on end. (Hence all the rules.) Give them a break, be polite. I found out first hand what a difference kindness can make when putting in a request with my reservation and it was granted during peak season (June 2020) because I was very polite with my request and expectations.If you want to spend your money in West Yellowstone, MT, I suggest dinner at Beartooth BBQ, dessert at The City Creamery, and buying your souvenirs at any of the places along Canyon St.

We stayed here while we spent some time on the west side of Yellowstone National Park. The site we stayed in was a Premium Pull Thru- 80', which was wide, level, and had a nice patio and grassy areas. The mobile network connectivity was great for working during the week. There is WiFi available, but we didn't use it and relied on our c...moreWe stayed here while we spent some time on the west side of Yellowstone National Park. The site we stayed in was a Premium Pull Thru- 80', which was wide, level, and had a nice patio and grassy areas. The mobile network connectivity was great for working during the week. There is WiFi available, but we didn't use it and relied on our cell phone/hotspot plans.The staff was friendly. The grounds were well maintained. There's no traffic noise, which is nice. The location is close and convenient for getting into Yellowstone National Park as well as the small town of West Yellowstone.

RV cement park neighborhood. Clean park, but not the experience we were looking for. No fire pits. Worked for us 1night.

Stayed here while visiting YNP. Sites were gravel with lawn on side and picnic table on cement pad. Our site was very level. Hookups were in good condition. As the park points out in literature & on-line, sewer is in the middle of many of the sites. We had to use an extension for our small Class C. The TT next door had to use 3 extensi...moreStayed here while visiting YNP. Sites were gravel with lawn on side and picnic table on cement pad. Our site was very level. Hookups were in good condition. As the park points out in literature & on-line, sewer is in the middle of many of the sites. We had to use an extension for our small Class C. The TT next door had to use 3 extensions. Nice shade trees on most sites. Our site backed up to the forest. There is no dog park, but a nice pet walk around the perimeter of the park. Laundry room was clean and in very good condition. WiFi is available but weak. Cable TV available but we were able to pick up satellite so didn’t use the cable. Store on site was lovely and employees were quite friendly. Quick and easy check-in with a large “staging area” for people to park while checking in. Overall we loved the park itself and wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again. Our stay would have been exceptional if it weren’t for the people in a camper next to us and their relatives a few sites down. They apparently home school and each had 3-5 children. Unfortunately, the children appeared to be doing zero actual schooling and instead create havoc up and down the row where we are staying. They race bikes up and down the road and through other guests’ sites, screaming at the top of their lungs - from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm (so far) today. No adult ever came out of the camper next to us the entire day. An adult relative from another site came down a couple times during the day and then quickly retreated to her haven of quiet down the row. Campground did nothing about it. We are here now and plan to be in YNP all day for the next three days, so won’t have to listen to all that during those days. It’s just a shame that the one down day we had is disrupted by people who have no regard for neighbors. Worse, these parents also do not have any concept of child safety issues as their children are much too young to be completely unsupervised. (Rant over. Lol)

Well run, well maintained, excellent wifi and cell service. Even though this is a very large park it was private, and the sites were decently sized. They didn't allow fires but that is understandable being so close to the National Park. Each site has automatic sprinklers in the grass areas so be aware to keep lawn chairs, grills etc ou...moreWell run, well maintained, excellent wifi and cell service. Even though this is a very large park it was private, and the sites were decently sized. They didn't allow fires but that is understandable being so close to the National Park. Each site has automatic sprinklers in the grass areas so be aware to keep lawn chairs, grills etc out of the way overnight. Laundry and bathrooms were very clean. Bathrooms were located in a lot of convenient places. Also had a nice dog walking path which went out into a nice wooded area. Great place to use as a base camp for visiting Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. The town of West Yellowstone was wonderful. Super friendly people, good shopping and eating options and it handled the COVID situation very fairly. Even though we were there during the virus everything was open for safe business.

Loved it! This is a full service RV Park with a great location in West Yellowstone, Montana. Very close and convenient to the West Entrance to Yellowstone National Park and to the restaurants and shopping in the town of West Yellowstone. Can't beat the Park's location!We stayed in a FHU "Short Pull Thru Site"; 60' length. No issues...moreLoved it! This is a full service RV Park with a great location in West Yellowstone, Montana. Very close and convenient to the West Entrance to Yellowstone National Park and to the restaurants and shopping in the town of West Yellowstone. Can't beat the Park's location!We stayed in a FHU "Short Pull Thru Site"; 60' length. No issues with hookups. The site was gravel with adjacent grass area and picnic table. Restroom and showers were adequate and clean. Nice store.Overall, an outstanding stay!! A pleasure to come back to camp after a day of experiencing the Yellowstone area; comfortable, restful, and relaxing. All the comforts of home.This one is on our return list!!

I loved this campground! The staff was friendly and helpful. The park was very clean! The laundry was a little pricy, but very clean. Bath houses were also very clean. Our spot was great and quiet.

I was hesitant on staying here. RV parks aren't our thing, but after reading so many good reviews we decided to test it out. We enjoyed our stay so much we extended it a few days. Besides being SO close to the west entrance of Yellowstone there are a lot of perks to staying here. Many restaurants, shops, and attractions nearby you'...moreI was hesitant on staying here. RV parks aren't our thing, but after reading so many good reviews we decided to test it out. We enjoyed our stay so much we extended it a few days. Besides being SO close to the west entrance of Yellowstone there are a lot of perks to staying here. Many restaurants, shops, and attractions nearby you'll never be bored.The park itself is very clean and well kept. A good mix of mature shade trees also. If you have dogs with I highly recommend staying in the deluxe forest back in sites. The forest behind the park is great to take your dog on a walk and potty break. Plus you will not have neighbors behing you.You definitely get what you pay for here...a 5 star place!

Way overpriced. Assume they have to make their $$ in the summer so the price is a gouge for what you get. But they keep the place really clean and do a nice job with the landscaping and bathrooms are terrific. Get past the price and it is a nice place.

To me standard RV park campground-but a great location. Very close to Yellowstone west entrance, and you can walk to the town for food and shopping from the campground. Area felt very safe and clean. Not much to say about the sites they were very standard.

The $45 rate was for a small gravel pad with no hookups. Now, I had reserved ahead, so I knew the price and what I was getting, but I needed the showers. The showers and bathrooms were a disappointment and desperately need remodeling. They’re old enough that nothing seems clean. The price was high for what you get, it location is thei...moreThe $45 rate was for a small gravel pad with no hookups. Now, I had reserved ahead, so I knew the price and what I was getting, but I needed the showers. The showers and bathrooms were a disappointment and desperately need remodeling. They’re old enough that nothing seems clean. The price was high for what you get, it location is their play. Seasonal business needs to charge a premium. The grounds were immaculate. Cell signal was strong, WiFi worked well. Quiet hours were not enforced. Noisy until late at night with both people having fun and vehicles coming and going. Ultimately not worth the price. A dry site is obviously there for showers, laundry and similar amenities, which fall short. Maybe they will remodel next year. Otherwise, might as well dry camp in the forest for better ambiance. The park emails suggest extremely rigorous rules, which seemed daunting and heavy handed. After making a reservation you get no less than three sternly worded emails with a litany of rules. It’s camping folks, relax. Ultimately the only one that had a strong impact was no wood campfires. Staff was friendly.

Wonderful location outside the park with clean, well maintained facilities. Very comfortable for a longer stay and great park access. The southern half of the park has more mature trees which was nice.

The photos don't do this campground justice. Quiet. Lots of trees. Surrounded by woods and wildlife. Walking distance to town and right near the entrance to Yellowstone NP. Well-spaced campsites, clean and well-maintained play areas for children. Looks very new. We only stayed one night as Yellowstone was still closed, but we are retu...moreThe photos don't do this campground justice. Quiet. Lots of trees. Surrounded by woods and wildlife. Walking distance to town and right near the entrance to Yellowstone NP. Well-spaced campsites, clean and well-maintained play areas for children. Looks very new. We only stayed one night as Yellowstone was still closed, but we are returning for 5 days in late June. Beautiful place.

Certainly a beautiful rv park but very expensive. The WIFI as is every other campground sucks!!! Everything is pristine, clean and looks new. Great washrooms and great laundry facilities. Great staff. Stayed 2 nights and besides price it was near perfect.

This was a really nice find for our three night stay on the West side of Yellowstone. Could easily make day trips in and out of the park before packing up and heading south into Grand Teton. Very clean RV park with more than 300 sites. Gravel parking spots that are level with full hook-ups. Spaces are a little close but expected. We lu...moreThis was a really nice find for our three night stay on the West side of Yellowstone. Could easily make day trips in and out of the park before packing up and heading south into Grand Teton. Very clean RV park with more than 300 sites. Gravel parking spots that are level with full hook-ups. Spaces are a little close but expected. We lucked out and got a back in spot in the back row along the National Forest (we have a smaller trailer). Nice bathrooms with showers, laundry, convenience shops and walking distance to town full of places to eat. Only downside was the obsessive lawn care with daily mowing, weed whacking and nightly automatics sprinklers (careful to pack away your stuff at night so they don’t get wet!).

Pretty, level, grass and shade for each site, forest next to it for dogs to run. And 2-4 blocks from the main part of town. Budget car rental will come get you and let you leave the vehicle the last day at this rv campground. West Yellowstone is a great town for walking, shopping, eating, bars, museums, etc. we ate at Buffalo Bar 2 nig...morePretty, level, grass and shade for each site, forest next to it for dogs to run. And 2-4 blocks from the main part of town. Budget car rental will come get you and let you leave the vehicle the last day at this rv campground. West Yellowstone is a great town for walking, shopping, eating, bars, museums, etc. we ate at Buffalo Bar 2 nights because they allow dogs (Bring Fido review) on their covered patio. Also, Bullwinkle’s allows dogs on their patio on the back. The rv park and town are so close to Yellowstone. I did get one snarky person on the phone when I called ahead to make sure we got an end row pull thru near the area for dog walking (booked a year in advance). But I emailed them all our correspondence, and was able to get what I asked for the year before. And no attitude whatsoever when I was checking in. Maybe she was having a bad day!

The staff was wonderful. The campground is big and clean. We were traveling with family and requested to be next or near each other. They came through and put us right next to each other. The playground was a hit with our granddaughter.

The park is spacious and clean. Lots of stores and restaurants within walking distance. Good area to walk your dogs as well as pet walk behind the RV park. Bathrooms were immaculate. The only negative is they will not accommodate friends/family to be next to you. Reservations were made 6 mos in advance and multiple requests prior...moreThe park is spacious and clean. Lots of stores and restaurants within walking distance. Good area to walk your dogs as well as pet walk behind the RV park. Bathrooms were immaculate. The only negative is they will not accommodate friends/family to be next to you. Reservations were made 6 mos in advance and multiple requests prior to our arrival via by phone and emails. Our friends were on the other end of the park! Both of us had neighbors moving out everyday so why couldn’t the accommodate our request?

Yellowstone is huge so be prepared to do lots of driving. We found this location in West Yellowstone a great place to stay while visiting areas like Old Faithful and Canyon. It was still a long drive though depending on traffic, maybe 45-60 minutes to get to each of those areas. The town of West Yellowstone is a super cute and fun west...moreYellowstone is huge so be prepared to do lots of driving. We found this location in West Yellowstone a great place to stay while visiting areas like Old Faithful and Canyon. It was still a long drive though depending on traffic, maybe 45-60 minutes to get to each of those areas. The town of West Yellowstone is a super cute and fun western-themed town. It's a nice walk from the RV park into town to get dinner or shop for souvenirs. The RV park is very nice and clean and the staff is friendly. It's very expensive, but that's to be expected with any RV park near Yellowstone. Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile all worked great. It's a crowded and popular park, so there is not much privacy at the campsite.

The girls in the office and the one that made my reservation were very nice. The facilities are clean and well kept. The problem I had was that my first night they let someone come in and set up next to me after 10pm. I talked to two other people camping here with similar stories. What really ruined it for me wa...more The girls in the office and the one that made my reservation were very nice. The facilities are clean and well kept. The problem I had was that my first night they let someone come in and set up next to me after 10pm. I talked to two other people camping here with similar stories. What really ruined it for me was the cleaning staff smarting off when I asked how long did he think before I could used the showers. The answer I got was "whenever I get it done" After being unable to sleep with neighbors setting up late, I did not appreciate his smart ass comment. There are a lot of people coming and going here and it's probably not easy but they do a good job of keeping it clean. Now if the can learn a little common courtesy it would be a nice place.

Typically when we visit Yellowstone, we have stayed in a Forest Service campground located outside the park. This year we were unable to get reservations due to most sites being blocked for walk-up traffic. We decided to book sites at the Yellowstone Grizzly RV Park and we are so glad that we did.The arrival area is very spacious...moreTypically when we visit Yellowstone, we have stayed in a Forest Service campground located outside the park. This year we were unable to get reservations due to most sites being blocked for walk-up traffic. We decided to book sites at the Yellowstone Grizzly RV Park and we are so glad that we did.The arrival area is very spacious with multiple lanes that are easy to pull into and park during registration. The office staff was very friendly and easy to work with. They offer free coffee, cappuccino, and hot chocolate each morning from 7 AM - 11 AM. The camp store was one of the better ones that we have seen and even had a few local items that were for sale. There are tons of brochures for tours and activities in the area and they also have a wall with all the menus of the restaurants in town.Our pull-through site was nice and level and we had ample room for our 32ft TT and TV. The sites are a mix of hard pack dirt, concrete, and grass. There were also mature trees on most of the sites that offered a bit of shade. We really enjoyed sitting out on the grass area near the tree in the evening. There are no fire pits in the campground but they do allow portable propane fire pits.There are exits from the campground that go into the National Forest. There are some trails that you can easily take with your pet or on a bike if you want to go explore. There is also a reasonable playground and large grass area for kids and families to use.One big advantage of staying here is to be able to easily get to the park entrance and to be able to explore West Yellowstone. We had several great meals in town and would easily recommend the Slippery Otter Pub and Cafe Madriz. If your schedule permits, you should also check out the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center. It is really zoo-ish but kids really enjoy it and they have some great exhibits. Kids can even sign up in advance and go hid food in the bear enclosure.TIPS:The campground needs the plate number on your rig so make sure you have that when you go inside. When you drop your rig on your site make sure that you have enough parking room for your tow vehicle. The rules at the campground indicate that you can not park sideways and must be parallel with your rig. The back-in sites around the outer edge of the campground all have a dog walk that will go behind your rig. This can be a bit odd having people walk by all the time, so if this is bothersome you might want to book a different site.Sprinklers come on every night and will soak anything left outside.

I really want to like this place more. Check in was a breeze, great recommendation for dinner delivery. The problem was our site, a back in that if we backed in far enough to park our car in front our sewer hose would not reach. We saw many other campers having this problem. They do not have adequate “overflow” parking. That said the c...moreI really want to like this place more. Check in was a breeze, great recommendation for dinner delivery. The problem was our site, a back in that if we backed in far enough to park our car in front our sewer hose would not reach. We saw many other campers having this problem. They do not have adequate “overflow” parking. That said the campground is immaculate and all hookups we could reach worked well.

We stayed here Mid- May 2018.All the reviews below are accurate. This place is clean, friendly, quiet and quite pretty.The price is well worth it - full hookups, cell was good, wifi was good, cable was good, laundry was spotless, store was well stocked, RV spots spaced nicely etc. but the very best part about Grizzly RV is the loca...moreWe stayed here Mid- May 2018.All the reviews below are accurate. This place is clean, friendly, quiet and quite pretty.The price is well worth it - full hookups, cell was good, wifi was good, cable was good, laundry was spotless, store was well stocked, RV spots spaced nicely etc. but the very best part about Grizzly RV is the location. You can walk to stores, shops, bars, restaurants etc. and it is only a mile to the West entrance to Yellowstone!We will be back!

In our RV travels, our family has decided that we appreciate being in parks with cell signals, access to stores and restaurants, and other such conveniences. For our trip to Yellowstone, we decided staying outside of the park was a better choice for our preferences. We opted to stay at Yellowstone Grizzly because of its prime location,...moreIn our RV travels, our family has decided that we appreciate being in parks with cell signals, access to stores and restaurants, and other such conveniences. For our trip to Yellowstone, we decided staying outside of the park was a better choice for our preferences. We opted to stay at Yellowstone Grizzly because of its prime location, and the park did not disappoint.This is one of the most meticulous parks we have visited, which is especially amazing considering its size. We were lucky enough to be able to fit in the back-in sites at the back of the park, meaning our site backed up to the Gallatin National Forest. You have to be fairly short to fit in these, but for those who don't there are lots of pull-thru sites.We appreciated being able to leave the park and have access to the charming town of West Yellowstone, and we loved getting to the gates of Yellowstone within minutes. Once you are in the gates, you have to realize you will be driving far in between the sites, which means Yellowstone Grizzly is more convenient for the west side.One thing to note: the WiFi signal isn't strong throughout the park and may only work on laptops, not phones.

This is a very nice RV park... clean, well maintained, and organized. Although the sites aren't exactly spacious, they are not as close together as I feared, and our back-in site was more than wide enough for us to not feel claustrophobic. Even better, our site backed up to the national forest where there were lots of trails for us to ...moreThis is a very nice RV park... clean, well maintained, and organized. Although the sites aren't exactly spacious, they are not as close together as I feared, and our back-in site was more than wide enough for us to not feel claustrophobic. Even better, our site backed up to the national forest where there were lots of trails for us to walk our dog. Our 36' motorhome and tow car just barely fit in the back-in site (some days we parked our car in the overflow parking lot). Larger rigs will either want the back-in sites that have a car pad next to them, or a pull through site. Our gravel site was nice and level. The WiFi worked fairly well especially during the day when everyone is visiting Yellowstone. They issue WiFi codes for up to two devices. Our AT&T and Verizon both worked well. They accept mail and packages for guests, but have two different addresses for US Mail vs. UPS/FedEx deliveries, which means Amazon orders are problematic. Our only complaint (not their fault) was the swarms of giant mosquitos (biggest we've seen) around the park, and even worse in the adjacent national forest. We stayed at the beginning of the season... in fact our first night was $35 since it was the off-season rate, then it went up to $65 for the rest of our stay. We'd stay here again.

*well maintained and clean *excellent laundry and restroom facilities *level gravel site *laundry $2.00 to wash $0.25 to dry *recycling available *0.5 mile from west entrance to YellowstoneThe back side of the RV park is surrounded by National Forest land with trails for walking dogs. Not all sites have water connections ...more*well maintained and clean *excellent laundry and restroom facilities *level gravel site *laundry $2.00 to wash $0.25 to dry *recycling available *0.5 mile from west entrance to YellowstoneThe back side of the RV park is surrounded by National Forest land with trails for walking dogs. Not all sites have water connections that are insulated. We were asked to disconnect our water each evening and reconnect in the morning in order to prevent freezing. We had to park our truck in overflow parking (due to site length), which I noticed others had to do as well.

Everything in the Yellowstone area is expensive, so we just had to bite the bullet and pay for the expensive RV parks in this area. This park is really nice though and we felt it was worth it. The landscaping is beautiful, and they have a nice playground for the kids. We had a premium back-in site so we had a grassy area behind us t...moreEverything in the Yellowstone area is expensive, so we just had to bite the bullet and pay for the expensive RV parks in this area. This park is really nice though and we felt it was worth it. The landscaping is beautiful, and they have a nice playground for the kids. We had a premium back-in site so we had a grassy area behind us that backed up to woods which gave us a little bit of privacy. It is walking distance to the cute town of West Yellowstone which has lots to do, and only a few minutes to the west entrance to Yellowstone. Verizon 4G coverage was excellent here.

Yellowstone-Grizzly is a top-notch facility near the western entrance to Yellowstone national park. Although they are pricey, they do offer a Good Sam discount (10%). I will say that you get what you pay for here:Sites are well maintained, and have plenty of roomEasy to move around, even for the biggest rigs. Both pull through...moreYellowstone-Grizzly is a top-notch facility near the western entrance to Yellowstone national park. Although they are pricey, they do offer a Good Sam discount (10%). I will say that you get what you pay for here:Sites are well maintained, and have plenty of roomEasy to move around, even for the biggest rigs. Both pull through and back-in sites available.Wi-fi is available and actually works (a rarity, in our experience).Camp has 4 laundry facilities arranged throughout the park (same building as bathrooms and showers).Check-in building is convenient, great parking for rigs and includes a c-store.