jayquinty

First, be sure to stay to the LEFT at the fork in road as you come down the off ramp. Seeing as how usually RVs and trucks go one way and cars go the other, I went right towards the truck side. I didn't read the sign quick enough to see that cars and RVs go left. Big mistake! Once you enter the truck side, there's no way to get over to the RV side. Well almost. It was dusk and the place was not very busy so I was able to finagle my way over to the other side in my smallish RV. To access the dump, you pass through the rest stop, and go right at the fork as you exit. Its a little confusing but just stay right and you'll see the non-potable water pole and a sign for the dump. Otherwise it is a nice dump with a water spigot. Pull close to the curb so you don't have the p-trap effect in your dump hose.

Absolutely free dump station. Gas is reasonable as well so fill up to reward the company. Fresh water is on the truck island between bays 22-23.

Not many options in this area to dump your tanks, let alone for free. The site is located on the left side of the service building, back in the corner of the lot by the trash dumpster. There are no signs indicating they have a dump so use the compendium map drop pin since its pretty accurate. If you locate the large dumpsters, you're in the right place.

It isn't the nicest dump station, but its functional. The dump connection linlet is slightly raised so it makes for an interesting situation with fluid staying in the hose until you lift it and allow gravity to clear the final fluid. Additionally, access could be challenging if you have a long rig, or are towing, because the dump is close to a corner in the parking and you have to maneuver a turn to access it.

On the positive side, there is also fresh water available. Granted, it isn't marked non-potable but its right next to the dump site, so use safety precautions with your fresh fill hose if you use it to fill you tank. Its primarily there to rinse the slinky.

Great site to dump for free but currently the water spigot is out of service.

We stopped here for a quick overnight on the way to the Tetons. We had a long day of driving and arrived after dark. Drove around and picked site 2, which was a back-in. This was one of the developed sites, so electric hook-up was available, but we didn't need it since we were only there to sleep overnight. Site fee in the developed section is $10, plus an extra $5 if you want electric. The park has 16 developed sites, and unknown number of undeveloped sites - we didn't drive up to check it out. The undeveloped area was up on a higher plateau and looked like a nice area with a good view of the reservoir It was early June and the developed sites were maybe 1/2 full. When we woke up in the morning we were amazed at the view we had out the front window of the RV. We went on a walk to check out the park and agreed that we need to come back and spend more time here. Gorgeous views We are easy to please so we prefer sites with views over amenities. I took one star off on site quality because of the lack of sewer hook up and one star on location due to lack of cell/data on T-Mobile. However, there is a very nice dump station near the exit. Access is 3 stars due to the fact that it is definitely off the beaten path. That said, I highly recommend this campground.