An acceptable stop to break up a long drive, definitely not a destination campground. Gate closes early, I think 7pm, and you have to call to get in. You can see the river from the river spots but can’t really hear it over Hwy 5 noise and can't get to it because there's a fence. We were in site 97 by the river, which was a nice big site with great green space on each side and behind, but the site was pretty sloped. Sites in the middle of the park looked more level. Spotless bathrooms. You hear soft train whistles and traffic on Hwy 5 all night, didn't really bother us because the noise was constant (like white noise), but worth noting that this feels like a city campground. This was our least favorite stop on a 9-day trip and to be honest we will try to avoid it again.
Huge sites! You park on pavers and there is extra space beside your spot for other vehicles. Each spot is surrounded by 15-20 feet of grass on either side and our spot had a large park-like green behind us. Each spot has a private storage shed, never seen that before. Quiet area, nice towering pine trees everywhere. We arrived late at night and our paperwork was taped to the office window. No trouble. Make sure you follow the directions on their site, our gps tried to take us 7 miles down a dirt road. Trash pickup at site every morning.
Gorgeously maintained oasis after driving from Yellowstone with no sign of civilization for hours. Grass and big trees in the front section (we were in #87, the back section of the park doesn’t have the big trees), pool, grass dog park. Enormous spots — so far from your neighbor. They sell propane. Walmart right next door if you need to stock up on anything.
Huge meticulously maintained RV park right in the heart of West Yellowstone downtown. Great store, very friendly efficient employees, level long paved sites with grass and trees for some shade. Sites around perimeter by restroom had huge meadow behind. Corner sites had enormous grass surrounds.
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Cute KOA with games and pool for the kids, very well maintained, big store, employees extremely helpful and nice, 2 grassy dog areas plus grass around perimeter. Mature trees. Propane. Would stay again! Close to Snake River and Shoshone Falls.
Big rv park, well-maintained, no road noise. A good stop on the way through Nevada. Our spot #11 on Road E was a mostly-level concrete pad surrounded by gravel, very clean, with tiny trees. Sites near the dog park had nice big trees with a lot more shade. Adjacent restaurant Wingers was good, try the spicy chicken sandwich.
Nice location, huge beautiful pine trees, quiet, no road noise. They have a pool, general store, tennis/pickleball court, trolley station. Our camp site, #310 in Area F, was all dirt and really dusty. Camp sites on the other side (like Area E) were much nicer with wood chips and no dust (that might be changeable depending on maintenance schedules, maybe ask when making reservation).