Very close to the North entrance of Yellowstone, its a self-contained RV and small cabins park, so nothing too special. Clean bathrooms, nice showers, but they are down the big hill, so if you have an RV not super close. Check in and out was pretty easy, check out is fairly early, but it is close to shops and amenities. Full hookups at sites.
Out of the 7 campgrounds we stayed at on our trip, this was the best, beautiful, very cheap, and the site says its primitive, but there was access to water, electric, and a dump site. You have to pay for showers, but the showers were very large and clean. There is horse camping on the back side, but we did a pull through, spaced great, beautiful view, loved this park.
Friendly staff, following safety procedures, very helpful including a free ice cream treat, big sites with good spacing. Its on a bit of a hill, but there's lots of room for walking and a hiking trail. We used laundry here which was nice, and good clean bathrooms. There was also a very nice playground for kiddos. One note though, there were several rattle snakes while we were here, no ones fault, they are local to the area, but FYI its in nature while being a rocked lot.
Its right outside the edge of town, so easy to get to local stores but still in nature right next to the river. Very reasonably priced, nice showers and bathrooms, and the river offers good views and fishing. Definitely would stay again.
Stopped here to eat lunch, nice park and campground, you can tour the fort which has a ton of history and is mostly outdoors. They have reenactments during certain hours, and you can walk into most of the buildings or parts of them. We only stopped for an hour but could have spent more time here. It is NOT by any services though, so if you need gas or food, get it before.
The largest buffalo was pretty neat for a campy roadside attraction, the village was overall pretty good, better than expected with lots of history and mostly outdoors. The museum was excellent and they had good Covid Safety precautions (when guests were following them). There's a herd of buffalo to see here too, and some small shops (we didn't use any of them bc of Covid). It was a pretty fun 2 hours.
The lake here is nice and the campground and marina are close to each other, not too far out of town, and easy in and out. The RV park though was not a great experience, the spaces are super tight, and the time we were there it was really overcrowded. Multiple places to fish though if that's your jam, and it has a nice public beach (too cold on the day we were there)
Great park with big drive through, awesome views, and LOTS of wildlife. We saw more wildlife and got much closer to any wildlife here than in Yellowstone. A whole herd walked right past the car. Also less traffic and easier to get through, though parts of the road and park are closed.
The visitor's center was closed due to Covid, but we did the self guided loop up top, its a little over 5 mile drive up the hill, but the walk isn't easy and paved. The cemetery was interesting, we walked the length of it, but with stuff closed the whole tour took about two hours total. Not a bad stop but if out of your way maybe not right now
Great views, gorgeous lake, its high altitude so the water is cold most of the time, but lots of people swimming. Fishing was harder to come by, so we moved farther up from the main areas to fish and the bottom is kinda rocky. The views of the mountains and lakes are spectacular though. We were warned about bears several times here, so plan accordingly.