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The sites are nice and level, but it seems expensive for an electric only hookup when there is $15 state park camping across the street. There is a dump station and water available but no showers.

Nice campground. Electric. No FHU. Sites are very private and shady. Price was $31.50 CAD

This is an OK stop along the highway and would be great for half the price. It’s April and cold and windy, so the place is not crowded but it’s in the middle of nowhere and $63 for the cheapest site seems a bit much.

The campground was clean and well maintained. The staff was friendly and helpful. Since I drive a Class C without a tow, I didn't want to drive downtown. There is a public bus stop in front of the campground which worked out well. They have a little cafe and Hunts Pizza available.

I couldn't get a reservation on the island and picked this one as it was close. The sites are tight but fairly level and facilities are decent.

The layout is terraced into a little hillside with lots of trees and gravel sites between. There are swing seats and bird feeders throughout. The showers are exceptionally clean and comfortable. It’s close to stores, a mall, and the highway. They do not take credit cards as payment. The price was $50 or $45 with a Good Sam membership.

Family run organization. The managers were very nice. It’s a clean, quiet park at a good price.

The biggest selling point of this park is its location. The beach, restaurants, and stores are within walking distance. The park itself is small, clean and has nice facilities. Most evenings there is some type of activity in the clubhouse and there was a good group of people there the night I went to play cards. The pool was not open yet but that would be a plus. The staff was friendly and helpful.

I must have missed the fact that the Bonito and O”Leary campgrounds don’t open until May 5th. I was here on the 1st, so I didn’t actually stay IN the campground but it looked very nice. The area was hit by the Tunnel Wildfire in 2022 and is still recovering.

The Yellowstone season isn't in full swing yet and West Yellowstone is fairly empty. However, because many of the RV parks including those within the park haven't opened yet, those that are open are busy. This is a no frills park but it's clean and well kept. It is directly behind the IMAX theater and staying here comes with a discount to the theater and a coupon for the store inside the theater complex. The location is great in that it's right next to the entrance to the park as well as being within walking distance to restaurants and stores. I would assume that the downtown area gets congested during the summer so being able to leave your vehicle at the RV park and walk would be an advantage. The price seemed a little high but it also seems to be the going rate for sites near the National Parks as you get further north where the high season is so short. It's mid May and there is still lots of snow on the ground, so as it melts the ground will be muddy for a while. The sites are gravel.