This campground was very convenient for us to the north entrance of Yellowstone, but more importantly to Bozeman and neighboring cities. The staff is very careful with it cleanliness and the grass (sometimes overly so) so the camp sparkles. We had the corner lot (I can't find the number, but the opposite corner to the office) which was...moreThis campground was very convenient for us to the north entrance of Yellowstone, but more importantly to Bozeman and neighboring cities. The staff is very careful with it cleanliness and the grass (sometimes overly so) so the camp sparkles. We had the corner lot (I can't find the number, but the opposite corner to the office) which was amazing with lots of outdoor living space. It was only water and electric so we were careful with showers and bathroom. Luckily they have very clean single bathrooms with showers that were easy to walk to. The town of Livingston was lovely even with Covid closings and we strongly recommend going to the Wed night Farmer Market in town. You can get food and beer from the food trucks and there is usually entertainment. The slots were even and nicely graveled and each space has a picnic table. The pull throughs in the middle were very long and spacious. We just had room to back in our 36 foot home and park our tow.

Nice clean park. Shower rooms are very clean. Sites are relatively level. Good At&t service. We were in a site that didn't have a sewer connection, only water and power. It was fine, just expensive for not having FHU.

The units are spaced out well. Nice green grass between spaces. Clean bathrooms with showers (didn’t use shower). Nice spacious dog park. Off the road so fairly quiet. Locked gates at night! Careful not to follow your GPS.

This is a really nice park with spacious pull through and back-in sites, some FHU and some W/E. When reserving, specify what you want. One guy here didn't and got real nasty about not having sewer even though there is a dump station on the way out. The owners and staff are so friendly and helpful. The dog park is great and the bath ho...moreThis is a really nice park with spacious pull through and back-in sites, some FHU and some W/E. When reserving, specify what you want. One guy here didn't and got real nasty about not having sewer even though there is a dump station on the way out. The owners and staff are so friendly and helpful. The dog park is great and the bath house is clean and modern. There are parking sites for shorter back-ins. Would definitely stay here again. Pix are pull through sites, back-in sites and bath house.

We stayed one night in our 31 ft fifth wheel at the end of June 2021. We made our reservations months ago – system is not automated. You can call or fill out a reservation request on their website. Check in was easy and staff was very friendly, welcoming and helpful. We were guided to our site. The campground is very clean and tid...moreWe stayed one night in our 31 ft fifth wheel at the end of June 2021. We made our reservations months ago – system is not automated. You can call or fill out a reservation request on their website. Check in was easy and staff was very friendly, welcoming and helpful. We were guided to our site. The campground is very clean and tidy. Spacious driveways and sites – very big-rig friendly (though the public road into campground is a little tight). Looks like all sites are FHU. Bathrooms and showers are individual rooms – they are clean and functional, if not a little outdated. Price is a little on the high side for us, but it I would say it is worth it.Our site was #5 with a long gravel driveway and grassy area with picnic table. Hookups where in good condition. It easily fit our 5th wheel and pickup truck – enough length to unhook with room left over. Site was pretty level. Our site was all sun - there are a limited number of shady sites. ATT was four bars. Campground wireless was very good – excellent signal strength and better than average speed.As mentioned, the road into the campground is a little tight, but aside from that, great access to Rt 89 and Livingston which turns out to be a great little town. We spent an afternoon hanging out in their largest park, Sacagawea, which is near the Yellowstone river. Their downtown is thriving and very walkable with plenty of historic buildings and interesting shops and eateries. We'd give Osens 4.5 out of 5 stars.

The campground is located on the south end of Livingston, a few hundred yards from highway 89 along a narrow two-way road, so just be aware of the space you have if you have oncoming traffic on that road when you arrive. When you enter the campground, you will head left to drive up to the office to check in, and you will then be guide...moreThe campground is located on the south end of Livingston, a few hundred yards from highway 89 along a narrow two-way road, so just be aware of the space you have if you have oncoming traffic on that road when you arrive. When you enter the campground, you will head left to drive up to the office to check in, and you will then be guided to your site by golf cart. The sites are a mix of pull-throughs and back-ins. The roads and the pads are tightly-packed gravel. The grass between the sites and in the common areas are fed by sprinklers that run at night, and guests are asked not to drive over the grass and potentially over the in-ground sprinklers. Our site (C-5) was a tad un-level side-to-side, but that was easily fixed by placing a board under the tires.The office is small but does have a small store. The bathhouse and the laundry facilities are located in a pair of buildings near the center of the campground. Each bathroom was a room with a toilet, sink, and shower stall, and they’re cleaned once a day. The grassy fenced-in dog park is a good size, and is lit with motion-activated lights at night. If the dog park is in use and is too crowded for your comfort level, you can walk your dogs along the edges of the recreation area at the front of the campground or in the grassy area near the dump station.The campground dump station sits next to a short road that exits the campground on the east side. The dump station is fenced in: you have to ask a staff member to open the fence and supervise the dumping operation (apparently the campground had issues with random people coming by and using the dump, despite the fence that closes off that road at night. So if you need to use the dump station when you leave, just be aware that a line for the dump station can form and allow time for that.The campground does not take late arrivals, and the gate for the front entrance is closed overnight (guests are able to open the fence if they need to). You are not allowed to set up any tents or other temporary structures that are not attached to your RV, and that rule applies to dog fences. In terms of cell service, the speed tests I ran while using my Verizon Jetpack with MIMO antenna when we first arrived (on a Saturday) showed terrible numbers: less than 2Mbps down and around 10Mbps down. Yet we were able to watched pixelated streaming video that evening, and early the next morning I was seeing 90Mbps down and 24 up, so the signal itself is strong but network congestion can limit your available bandwidth. The two speed tests I did with my AT&T phone showed a similar pattern, though the lowest download speed I saw on that network was 15Mbps. The campground WiFi was decent for web surfing, with 5Mbps down and 2Mbps up (it looked like we had a WiFi repeater right behind our camper).Despite the rules and the unusual dump station situation, it was a quiet, clean, and well-maintained campground, and we would stay here again.

We used Osens as our home base for Yellowstone National Park visits throughout the week. We were in a W/E site for two nights, then moved to a FHU for five nights. We reserved about 3 weeks in advance. Merrill Lane is a rough road. As others have said, continue down the road, the campground is on the right. Arrival wasn't that great be...moreWe used Osens as our home base for Yellowstone National Park visits throughout the week. We were in a W/E site for two nights, then moved to a FHU for five nights. We reserved about 3 weeks in advance. Merrill Lane is a rough road. As others have said, continue down the road, the campground is on the right. Arrival wasn't that great because they have signs saying, "Stay in your vehicle and someone will be with you shortly." We stayed in our motorhome, saw someone outside helping the person in front of us, then when it was our turn we moved forward and stayed in our motorhome. No one ever came out! We finally went in after a few minutes. Otherwise, everything was great. Restrooms, laundry, dog park, and campsites were all clean and fresh. The grass is immaculate and the staff is awesome. They allow packages to be delivered and even brought the packages to our motorhome the day they arrived. We had 25 or so cable channels. We used our own cellular hot spot (Verizon). It worked fine, not great. There are four washing machines and four dryers ($2.00 per load wash, same for drying) in the laundry room. They also dispense detergent, etc., for a small fee. The dog park had two entrances and was large enough to play frisbee with our schnauzer. Also, walk down Merrill Lane and you'll enjoy horse farms close to the road. We saw beautiful horses!The city of Gardiner, MT, and the North Entrance to YNP is 52 miles away, but the speed limit for most of the trek is 70 MPH. You'll see elk, deer, and bison on the way to YNP! It was beautiful, but we kept our eyes open for those crossing the road.

Nice clean campground. Our space only had electricity and water. And was a back in space. They have some pull throughs with full hookups but they were full when we were there. They give Good Sam discount. We have a 40’ coach but it fit nicely. Spaces level and graveled. We were not towing but there was space to drop and park in fron...moreNice clean campground. Our space only had electricity and water. And was a back in space. They have some pull throughs with full hookups but they were full when we were there. They give Good Sam discount. We have a 40’ coach but it fit nicely. Spaces level and graveled. We were not towing but there was space to drop and park in front if needed but nothing large. They have a dump station but you have to park by the office to use it and can only use it during business hours. Some people have stated the rules are a bit much. But we felt that they were just common courtesy to try to keep the place nice. The lady at check in was very friendly and accommodating. As for the quiet...I think you could have heard a pin drop. It felt almost offensive to make any sound. So if you want some place restful, this is the place for you. They close the gate at 7pm but it is not locked so you can go in and out if you need too. As for the street in...it’s Narrow with trees kind of over hanging the road. It looks like at first you made a wrong turn. Just go ahead a little bit and you can see the sign. It looks residential then you see the “oasis”. It is a one way in and you stop at the office to check in and they show you to your space. If you have a large coach like us you need to go slow and watch. I understand why they don’t check in anyone after dark. The WiFi is good. Even though they provide cable, we use Hulu and had only a little problem with buffering. We would stay there again. It’s a good place to rest up.

We have stayed here twice. Once for 10 days and now for 12. It’s a very well run and maintained small campground right at the southern edge of Livingston. It’s conveniently located to Yellowstone as well as the town for any grocery etc you need. The road in is short and yes, a bit sketchy looking but Osens is nothing like that. They ha...moreWe have stayed here twice. Once for 10 days and now for 12. It’s a very well run and maintained small campground right at the southern edge of Livingston. It’s conveniently located to Yellowstone as well as the town for any grocery etc you need. The road in is short and yes, a bit sketchy looking but Osens is nothing like that. They have a large dog area, sites are nice and grassy. It’s a nice and quiet campground!

I needed a spot for one night near I-90 and far enough away to not hear the traffic. Nice quiet and well organized campground, near shopping and some fast food restaurants and coffee shop/drive thru. Great access to the Paradise Valley and Yellowstone on Hwy 89. No large shade trees in the center of the grounds for the most part. F...moreI needed a spot for one night near I-90 and far enough away to not hear the traffic. Nice quiet and well organized campground, near shopping and some fast food restaurants and coffee shop/drive thru. Great access to the Paradise Valley and Yellowstone on Hwy 89. No large shade trees in the center of the grounds for the most part. Fenced pet run area.

Not a fan of what seems like lots of rules. We have been workkampers and know it takes a lot for parks to work well but this seems extreme. They need to know lic plate #’s of everything you have. Only time we’ve had to pay for an extra vehicle charge of $5 in our 5 mo long trip.Very narrow entrance road coming in with our fifth whe...moreNot a fan of what seems like lots of rules. We have been workkampers and know it takes a lot for parks to work well but this seems extreme. They need to know lic plate #’s of everything you have. Only time we’ve had to pay for an extra vehicle charge of $5 in our 5 mo long trip.Very narrow entrance road coming in with our fifth wheel. We had to pull way over as a guy coming down the road (obvious resident who seemed irritated) barreled thru and shot past us. Dirt road. Lots of huge trees on narrow road. Nowhere to go. But they have an amazing dog park!! Lots of room, very well done.

Nice people running the park. Gravel sites with grass in between. Showers and laundry. Quiet. Nice space between sites. Road in is not in great shape, but that is the city not the park. Lots of restaurants around. Easy drive to Bozeman. 89 south is very scenic drive down to north entrance of Yellowstone. Overall very nice place to stay.

Gravel sites, mostly pull-thru. Dog park which is nice, CATV. Access road is rough, but that’s not the CG’s fault Mostly open sites with few shade trees. Very friendly efficient check-in

Very nice park. Very Well maintained and friendly hosts. Roomy gravel sites, good cable, easy to drive around, excellent laundry and bathrooms. Quiet and peaceful and clean. Highly recommend,, its a 10 for sure!

Very narrow road leading in to the park. You actually pass through a small neighborhood. I’m not sure how two RVs would pass each other. It is pricey especially for W/E only but everything around here is expensive. Nice staff. Easy check in although office is so small it basically holds one person at a time. They take you to your site ...moreVery narrow road leading in to the park. You actually pass through a small neighborhood. I’m not sure how two RVs would pass each other. It is pricey especially for W/E only but everything around here is expensive. Nice staff. Easy check in although office is so small it basically holds one person at a time. They take you to your site and guide you in even if you don’t want the help ;) The sites are gravel with a small strip of grass between. They are close together. Some sites have trees. Directv satellite worked fine. Verizon 4g 3 bars. The WII FI is slow to the point of being useless. The park is far enough from I 90 that you don't hear traffic which is a big plus. This is a busy place so definitely recommend reservations.