Judy Bowen

E tried to get to the campground but missed the first turn via Waze and took the 2nd turn down gravel which turned into a single lane dirt road which turned into a muddy lane we were unable to plow thru. Backed up near a mile thru ruts and mud and just gave up. I’m sure it’s-a nice place but follow directions of previous posters and do not follow Waze there. We camped else where in our 26 ft class C

Just inside the entrance to the Badlands NP, this is a good place to stop for a night. Electric not available for unknown reason but electricians seemed to be hard at work. Steady winds were cooling. Signage at camp booth said fee was $11.67, but gate attendant said it was $12.72....odd math. When questioned he said sign was four off season..... not by my reading. Hope he wasn’t trying to ‘make a buck’. Mostly tenters of young folks.

We stayed in overflow the first night because their new computer system wouldn’t show what was available. Camp personnel were very helpful in getting us into a site the following 2 days. All sites were raked clean for arrivals. The toilet areas and the showers were exceptionally clean. It was the most well kept public park I’ve experienced in the past 4 years of camping. The hosts do an amazing job! Many TV channels OTA and good Verizon service. Watch out for the cholla cactus spines and coyotes. Sites are spaced well apart. Numerous dogs on site all leashed.

We stayed 3. Nights here and although the site was large, beautifully treed and quiet, we were warned that they have sugar ants, but this was way more than anticipated. We sprayed everywhere, but the invasion persisted. Excellent 30 amp service and wifi. Very clean and appreciated bathroom/shower facility. Were it not for the ants (non biting) I would give this a 5* review. Note this is just off a logging road so there is a fair bit of heavy traffic during the day.

This COE Park is very close to the road and railroad but the Beauty of the park and the river discount that. Sites are generously spaced, especially #15 also next to the vault toilets. In the first half hour here, the train went by (neighbor says its first He heard in 3 days), 2 police cars on high speed with sirens, and many noisy cars and trucks. Reserve online as you arrive or before. No reservations onsite. Very large level asphalt pad. Would have given 5 stars but for the traffic noise.

Stayed overnite, site 19. Sites not level. Great and friendly staff and away from traffic with distant train noise. Check in save for COVID-19. Staff eager to share surrounding area interests. Reliable WiFi and cable! 9 sewer dump sites in my spot!

Took recommendation of previous poster and was exactly as stated! Campground closed due to Covid, but you can park at the entrance. No one else around, but additional road at the entrance is for ranchers and there were some trucks that cam and went. Suitable for small class C, B but not A due to arroyo. Would like to have spent more time here...the stars were unbelievable as it is a dark area. Some distance road noise and overhead air traffic at 7 am.

Teton reservoir is like the peace I’ve never seen! It was quiet, saw American white Pelicans, large cranes and heard coyotes in the distance. Sites are far between, clean and overlooking the water. No Verizon service. Dark sky areas brought out gorgeous stars and the Milky Way. Clean pit toilets.

Arrived mid afternoon without a reservation but camp host texted availability. Price is now $20/nite with FHU. Bathrooms are very clean and did not use showers, but look nice. 30 amp hookup in middle row. There are plenty of 50 amp as well. Very few campers here after Labor Day. There are wasps flying around, but each site seems to have a wasp catching bag..maybe need more water in them? Based on tree growth, looks like an ongoing westerly wind, but sited are congruent with the wind, so no unusual buffeting. Go past the fairgrounds to the campground. Good Wifi: 12.5 Mbps download and 10.4 upload.

The drive in is full of pot holes..go slow. Although we had reservations, our site did not have our reserve status on it. Saw ranger once in 3 days. We had a large site with a beautiful view of the forest, mountains and meadows. It was very quiet during our stay, but neighbors said the locals inhabit the place on the weekend and are know to whoop it up. No camp host.