Top 10 RV Parks Near the Yellowstone National Park, WY Area

Top 5 reasons why it is a fun place to visit:

1. Visit the Yellowstone National Park
2. Visit the Lamar Valley
3. Check out the Old Faithful
4. Travel the Grand Loop Road
5. Check out the Grand Prismatic Spring

List of top ten RV Parks in the Yellowstone National Park, WY area:

(Disclaimer: information is a compilation of researched info as published online and does not necessarily reflect the experience or opinion of the author)

The RV parks have been ranked and are listed from “Most Recommended” to “Least Recommended” based on reviews, feedback, amenities, and preference. Cost was not the primary ranking driver.

Please note that weekend RV families with children might have different needs than full-time RV “snowbirds”.

1. Yellowstone’s Edge RV Park

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This park has a mix of back-in and pull-through sites and is surrounded by beautiful trees. One can relax by the river and listen to the birds.

What makes this park unique?

Located about 18 miles from Livingston and 35 miles from Yellowstone National Park, right on the Yellowstone River, this park is right off the highway for easy on and off access. Enjoy nature and quiet with daily access to the National Park.

2. Old West RV Park

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Clean park, nice people, great location: this park has it all. With the Old West vibe, it’s like stepping back in time to explore history and enjoy the quiet.

What makes this park unique?

This park has nice level lots, a quiet location and beautiful scenery. The park participates and hosts different community events, such as the annual sheep drive or the farmer’s market. The Waterhole Saloon is nearby. Max length of the RV is 75 feet.

3. Rocky Mountain RV Park

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Nice classic campground in the woods-that’s what you can expect here. Nice landscaping, friendly people and level sites make for a lovely and pleasant stay. This park is 4 minutes away from Yellowstone National Park.

What makes this park unique?

This is a Sun Outdoors park now, located at Yellowstone North. There are many amenities that make this stay an experience. This park is within walking distance to the National Park.

4. Osens RV Park and Campground

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This park is a hidden gem. Well-kept, clean, friendly staff and amazing surroundings. There are several visitors who stay for a while!

What makes this park unique?

Horses, mountain views and overall relaxing atmosphere-this park is so good for the soul! Most sites have a width of 30 feet and 80 feet max length.

5. Yellowstone RV Park

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Only 29 minutes away from Yellowstone National Park, this park is located in Idaho and offers great amenities to stay for a while to relax and enjoy the great outdoors. There’s also much to do so you never get bored.

What makes this park unique?

This park offers the best of both worlds: quiet and seclusion in nature, as well as close proximity to all the shops and restaurants about 10 minutes away.

6. Spring Creek Campground and Trout Ranch

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“We are located in Big Timber which is nestled in Sweet Grass County, Montana, rich in history and surrounded by natural beauty.

If you want to disconnect from the daily grind and focus on being present in the moment alone, with your partner, or with your family, you will find Spring Creek the perfect prescription for daily stress.

Situated on 14 acres along the beautiful Boulder River, a blue ribbon trout stream, 3 miles from the Yellowstone River.

Big Timber is 52 minutes to Bozeman, 1hr 9 minutes to Billings and 1hr 22 minutes to the Gardiner Entrance to Yellowstone National Park.” (Source: https://springcreekcampground.com/about-us)

What makes this park unique?

19 sites are located right on the Boulder River, so that you can wake up to the river noises. There are 4 cabins for those who have family get-togethers and are looking at places for their family to stay. There is great trout fishing at the river!

7. Sunrise Campground/Bozeman Trail Campground

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Located about 1 ½ hrs away from Yellowstone National Park, this campground is a good homebase for your Montana and Wyoming adventures.

What makes this park unique?

This campground is the closest one to downtown Bozeman, with stores and restaurants nearby. The mature trees that line the sites add to the wood vibe and bring shade during the warm summer months.

8. Livingston/Paradise Valley KOA

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As a KOA Holiday, this park is designed for longer stays to create a vacation to remember. The surroundings and views are unforgettable, from the river to the trees to the mountains. One can also just have a nice fire in the firepit and have some s’mores! This park is about 85 miles away from the South entrance to Yellowstone National Park.

What makes this park unique?

Located right on the Yellowstone River, this KOA has a mix of regular sites, deluxe sites and cabins for a comfortable and fun stay. Peppered with shade trees throughout, the park feels rustic and outdoorsy. Max RV length is 70 ft.

9. Big Timber/Grey Cliff KOA

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The KOA Website states this: “We are located at I-90 exit 377, on the south side frontage road (same side as the Prairie Dog Town State Park). Filled with beautiful trees and bordered by a lazy Montana creek, the Big Timber KOA is a wonderful spot to come relax and spend time with friends and family.

On site, enjoy our heated pool and Jumping Pillow, or we have a game room with air hockey and a pool table for evening fun. Our friendly staff is happy to make suggestions if you’re interested in a few hours or day trip to enjoy the beautiful Montana outdoors. We offer free WiFi. We can accommodate rigs up to 110 feet! Our pull-through sites sell out fast, so please call for availability.

No RV? Stay in a comfortable cabin or bring your tent for an old-fashioned camping experience. Many local attractions, including Natural Bridge Falls, the Crazy Mountain Museum, and quaint dining and shopping in Big Timber.” (Source: https://koa.com/campgrounds/big-timber/)

What makes this park unique?

This park has a nice General Store, a 68-foot long jumping pillow and access to river floats. It’s also close to the Crazy Mountains where one can go for a hike.

10. Bear Canyon Campground

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This park is located in nature, with trees and mountain views, as well as all the necessary amenities to make your visit as enjoyable as possible.

What makes this park unique?

This park is seasonal, open from May 1-Oct 1, with incredible nature all around. Come and stay for a day, a week or even a month! Monthly reservation cancellations incur a $200 non-refundable fee.

TIPS TO GET TO YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK

Yellowstone National Park is one of the most favorite tourist places in the United States. Located by Yellowstone Lake, the National Park can be accessed via US-20 from the Southwest, via US-191 from the West, via US-14 from the East and via US-26 and US-191 from the Southeast.

The roads are windy and mountainous at times so make sure you use the RV GPS for proper height clearance and overall access.