Yellowstone Trail RV Park

Stayed at the end of October 2021 on the edge of Pinedale. Clean sites, shower facility, and laundry room. WiFi was great as well. Each site has a fire ring and a picnic table. Every morning we were greeted with 4 - 6 moose passing through which we really enjoyed seeing up close. The facility is bordered by a golf course on the no...moreStayed at the end of October 2021 on the edge of Pinedale. Clean sites, shower facility, and laundry room. WiFi was great as well. Each site has a fire ring and a picnic table. Every morning we were greeted with 4 - 6 moose passing through which we really enjoyed seeing up close. The facility is bordered by a golf course on the north side which attracts flocks of geese. Good walking paths near by as well. We would definitely stay here again.

Great campground. Probably the cleanest bathhouse I have ever used. Would definitely stay here again if in the area

Perfect location, sites have everything you could ask for, and amenities exceed expectations. Like the super clean bright bathroom and showers with nice granite countertops and even bamboo shower mats and stools. Sites have great views and enjoyed watching the sunset over a glass of wine.

Yellowstone Trail RV Park in Pinedale is a very well maintained and well designed RV park. The campsites are long and have lots of space in between. Each spot is equipped with a cement pad with a picnic table and fire pit. Lush grass at each site. Newly planted trees should grow to provide nice shade in the future. The shower room a...moreYellowstone Trail RV Park in Pinedale is a very well maintained and well designed RV park. The campsites are long and have lots of space in between. Each spot is equipped with a cement pad with a picnic table and fire pit. Lush grass at each site. Newly planted trees should grow to provide nice shade in the future. The shower room and laundry were spotless. Jaime was very friendly and welcoming.We only stayed one night and one day in Pinedale, but may come back in the future for a longer stay. There is so much to do in the area - hiking, biking, fishing, golfing.

Beautifully maintained park that must be very new. Staff are nice. Near perfect (ok, the trees are very young so not much shade).

Originally planned 1 night following a two week visit dry camping in the Tetons. Power problems caused me to change my plans and the park was very helpful. I cancelled my one night and moved my stay to 3 days earlier for 2 nights without a cancellation or change charge. Availability had me moving, but that was fine. Park is a fairl...moreOriginally planned 1 night following a two week visit dry camping in the Tetons. Power problems caused me to change my plans and the park was very helpful. I cancelled my one night and moved my stay to 3 days earlier for 2 nights without a cancellation or change charge. Availability had me moving, but that was fine. Park is a fairly typical RV park as far as facilities and spacing. Almost all sites can accommodate largest rigs if that is what you have. There are even a few "double pull through sites" for friends/family traveling together. Seems quite new, level gravel sites with full hookups, fire pit, new picnic table, nice grass, laundry room (did not use), very quiet. Site 38 very nice location. Site 2 was closer to the highway so some road noise, but not bad. Pickleball and basketball courts. Walkable to main street, but a rather long walk. Drive through reviewer is correct, no highway signage so you have to watch carefully for the hotel and turn in on the road just before the hotel. If you watch for the park, you will see the RVs parked just south of the highway when entering Pinedale heading east.

We’ve been staying up at Freemont Lake - National Forest Service - and someone mentioned this new campground in town. After driving through it, we would have booked a couple of nights for full hook-ups!This is a new campground. Sites are gravel with grass in between. The sites all look level and not too close. Some sites have views...moreWe’ve been staying up at Freemont Lake - National Forest Service - and someone mentioned this new campground in town. After driving through it, we would have booked a couple of nights for full hook-ups!This is a new campground. Sites are gravel with grass in between. The sites all look level and not too close. Some sites have views of the mountains. It would be an easy bike ride or walk into the town area.Everything looks to be self registration. Go online and reserve your spot and online when you get there and check in.There was NO sign from the major road. When you see the Baymount Hotel, on the west edge of town, that is where you turn in.$64 seems a little high but if you go across the street, behind the car wash, the city charges $15 to dump and $7 for water. So, maybe $64 not that bad with full hook-ups.