LOOKING TO TAKE A TRIP IN EARLY SEPT 2014 TO YELLOWSTONE FROM PERRYVILLE, MO VIA CHEYENNE ,WY & RETURN PAST MT RUSHMORE. WOULD LIKE ANY ADVISE ON SIGHTS & ROUTES. WILL OVERNITE PAST KC,MO, & THEN CHEYENNE & ON IN. ANY SUGGESTIONS ON CAMPGROUNDS FOR YELLOWSTONE BASE CAMP.PLAN ON 2WEEK MIN. 2012 FORD F-350DRW 2005 LANDMARK GRAND CANYON

Do not miss the drive thru Bear Tooth Pass. IMHO this is the most beautiful drive in America. From Red Lodge, it will take you to the northern entrance of Yellowstone.

Check campground closing dates and you could also get some snow at that time of the year

DW & I just returned from staying at "yellowstone's edge" RV park, (located approx 35 miles north of northern entrance at Gardiner). After having traveled through 13 states for 6-weeks, I can state that this one was definately at the top of our picks. Family owned, beautiful park next to river with amazing scenery. You can travel due north to I -90, turn right to go across to S. Dakota to see Rushmore. Don't forgot to see Crazyhorse. We stayed at J-Bar ranch in hill city, S Dakota.

Devils TowerMany sites around Mt. Rushmore. Crazy Horse, Deadwood, take the Needles Highway.Belle Fouche is geographic center of US.Cody, WY has great museum.Sept, you maybe able to get into Fishing Bridge with hookups. Or have to go into West Yellowstone

Welcome to the forum. Please turn your caps off so you are not yelling. Yellowstone is probably our favorite national park and we have been there several times. Last year we were there in early September. It was still crowded, but not nearly as bad as in June, July, and August. We enjoy Fishing Bridge Campground which is in the park and has full hookups. Spaces are tight, but we still like it because of the location. Have a great trip.

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gat75
Explorer
Dec 04, 2013
DW & I just returned from staying at "yellowstone's edge" RV park, (located approx 35 miles north of northern entrance at Gardiner). After having traveled through 13 states for 6-weeks, I can state that this one was definately at the top of our picks. Family owned, beautiful park next to river with amazing scenery. You can travel due north to I -90, turn right to go across to S. Dakota to see Rushmore. Don't forgot to see Crazyhorse. We stayed at J-Bar ranch in hill city, S Dakota.
jules6
Explorer
Dec 04, 2013
Check campground closing dates and you could also get some snow at that time of the year
AlabamaTraveler
Explorer
Dec 04, 2013
Do not miss the drive thru Bear Tooth Pass. IMHO this is the most beautiful drive in America. From Red Lodge, it will take you to the northern entrance of Yellowstone.

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