GTNP & Yellowstone NP Camping
Would it be beneficial to camp inbetween these parks in order to see them both and only relocate once?
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jkjenn wrote:
I spent several days at Madison last year and then moved down for several days at GTNP. I would suggest splitting it between parks at the very least. I would consider splitting your time between the east and west sides or north and south sides if you plan to stay for more than 3 days.
X2. In our case last summer, it was four nights at Colter Bay (Grand Tetons), 3 nights at Madison (Yellowstone), and another 2 nights at Fishing Bridge (also Yellowstone). We're not a big fan of Fishing Bridge as the sites are quite close with no picnic tables or fire rings, but it is a good base for the east side of the park. This arrangement worked very well for us.
