Beartooth Lake Campground

UPDATED 07/29/119: the camp is experiencing troubles with the water system. The only water available is from the hand pump in loop B.
First off, there are mosquitoes here all summer. Thousands of them. Bring a screen tent and bug spray or be prepared to be completely miserable fighting them off from the moment you step out of your car. Secondly, camping season up here can be short - 4th of July to Labor Day if we're lucky.
The views from the lake are amazing and the camp is very quiet given its remote location at the top of the Beartooth Pass. Camp can fill up early in the day during summer weekends so get here early. Most of the sites can accommodate medium-sized RVs (25' and under), a couple of sites in the first loop can take on larger RV's (Class A's). There is a picnic area and boat ramp adjacent to camp as well. There is a camp host on duty. Picnic tables, bear boxes and fire rings available in each site. Pit toilets, water pumps and garbage service available too. Overall a nice, clean, quiet camp and high on my list of places to stop for a night along the Beartooth Highway.

Visited 8/16/19. First trip into the Shoshone. We found Island Lake CG full, and managed to fork our trailer around an illegally parked van to get into Site 19. It's at the end of C loop, with a creek running right beside and wilderness on 3 sides. Beartooth Bluff shows reds and whites above the lake, and a trailhead leads to higher mountain lakes, as well as deeper into the Absoraka Wilderness. Clean bathrooms and helpful camp host. Bugs were tolerable. Bear dense country (saw scat but no fur).

Lovely quiet campground. Perfect for us. A short walk down from our campspot was a gorgeous lake! Cold but beautiful!

The Beartooth Lake Campground has 21 sites and is located near many beautiful mountain lakes. Water is available at the campground, and there is a nearby store for supplies. There is no cell service available. This site is not accessible to persons with mobility impairments.

Maximum spur 32 feet.