Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Lake Country
Camping
The following campgrounds all feature dump stations, but only Fishing Bridge has full
sewer and electrical hookups.
Bridge Bay Campground $
Offline map
(
sites $20; late May-mid-Sep
) This megacomplex adjacent to the marina, 3 miles
southwest of Lake Village, appeals to fishing and boating enthusiasts. Tent campers will
appreciate the more desirable forested tent-only loops (I and J). Some lower sites offer
lake views, but the more private ones are in the upper section. There are a few hiker and
biker sites. Showers and laundry facilities are 4 miles away at Fishing Bridge. There are
campfire programs at 6pm and 9:30, the former aimed at young families.
CAMPGROUND
Fishing Bridge RV Park $
Offline map
(
RV sites with/without electricity $37/28; mid-May-late Sep
) Along the north shore of
Yellowstone Lake, 1 mile east of Fishing Bridge Junction, this place only allows hard-
shelled RVs because of heavy bear activity. Rates are for up to four people and include
water and sewerage hookups; all sites are back-ins, with a 40ft maximum length. Reserva-
tions are essential in July and August. Public facilities here include a pay laundry and
showers. Stroll over to the nearby visitor center at 9pm or 9:30pm for a ranger talk.
RV SITES
Grant Village Campground $
Offline map
(
sites $20; late May-late Sep
) Along the west shore of Yellowstone Lake, 22 miles
north of the South Entrance, this is the park's biggest campground. It's an enormous fores-
ted site that has a nearby boat launch, an RV dump station and three loops of tent-only
sites. Nearby facilities include showers, laundry and groceries. You'll find lovely spots for
lakeshore strolls nearby. The campground only opens when bears have stopped fishing the
nearby spawning streams, which can be as late as June.
CAMPGROUND
Lewis Lake Campground $
CAMPGROUND
