Colter Bay RV Park

dlos wrote:
If you stay in the FHU section, use your RV shower.

That's our plan when we stay there in early July... in the RV park, that is.

If you stay in the FHU section, use your RV shower.

2gypsies wrote:
Are you asking about the Colter Bay RV park or Colter Bay campground? They are right next to each other. Some of the answers given are for the campground. The RV park has full hookups.

Yes but not showers

The RV park does have full hookups so showere were no big deal. The walk to the general store is only 5 minutes and you can get some great treats at the deli/bakery while there

Colter bay has become one of our favorite spots to stop when visiting Yellowstone. We may be headed back there this year again!

Are you asking about the Colter Bay RV park or Colter Bay campground? They are right next to each other. Some of the answers given are for the campground. The RV park has full hookups.

They DO have water connections though so using the one in the RV is certainly easy to do.
Good luck / Skip

There are no showers in the loops. The only showers are next to the General Store at the main area. Not really a big deal as a person, even one as old as me, can walk there and back in 10-15 minutes each way. And, you might get to see some wildlife while you are walking. Or, you can walk down to the lake and jump in, might be a bit cold, bit the goose bumps will get the dirt sitting up and wash off and you are thrashing around the lake. There is a designated swimming area down by the lake where a lot of people go during the day. Last summer the cost of a shower was, I think, $3.75 each. Not really too expensive compared to the $55+ per day at the full service hook-up campground. If you take fairly short showers, just do that in the trailer/camper and dump periodically. They have two separate dump/fill stations close to the entrance to the loops.

Should have said "dry" loops.

You have to use the ones by the store at a cost.

From the NPS website"
Colter Bay
"Details
25 miles north of Moose, with 350 sites, 11 group sites, trailer dump station, showers, and laundry nearby. Fills in the afternoon, if at all. Colter Bay is a wooded campground with larger sites and easier access if you are traveling with a camper, trailer, or RV. Close to Jackson Lake with many nearby activities."

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