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When booking they are picky on camper and overall camper length. My trailer is 13' and pickup about 17' so barely fit within their 30' site length when booking. However, my site had plenty of room, but that could vary if assigned a different site number. Site 204 on the J loop is great because you don't have anyone behind you and there is a reasonable amount of space on either side. Appreciated the large updated bear boxes. Site had a slight drop to the back, which works for us. The campground roads are very rough. Had to go very slow to avoid bouncing the single axle camper around.

You get two free showers per night with your site. Busy times for showers are 5-9p. Showers were clean, nothing to brag on, but they worked. Using a tent shower at your site is not allowed unless grey water is contained and disposed of at the bathroom. Cell service is dependent on where your at in the campground and around Canyon Village. With a Weboost we had reasonable service, but without it was hit and miss.

Needed to stop for a night on way to Yellowstone. Pulled in a little before 9:00p on a Thursday night when they had a concert going on in the park. Cars parked everywhere for the concert. But was able to find a spot in the back cul-de-sac right along the stream. Concert shut down by 9:30. By 10:00 it was quiet and we hit the sack. Bathrooms were close by and clean. Limit is three nights by city ordinance. On the Lander City website and via QR code on a sign at the park you can donate to help keep this open.

There were a number of camper vans, and RV trailers already there when we arrived. We were basically parked on the edge of the road and not in an actual camp site with picnic table. There are some spots with picnic tables.