Reserved Yellowstone & Teton Campgrounds
After reading horror stories of spaces being reserved at a record pace in Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons, I have been on pins and needles waiting for my vacation request to be approved through work ...
Forum Discussion
kknowlton wrote:
Army11Bravo, that's great that you were able to get reservations. I hope you have a wonderful trip - and that you find some great state parks enroute as well.
Just a caveat about Fishing Bridge - if your site on paper looks like it will fit your RV, you may still have an adventure backing into it. That happened to us last year; we had reserved a site that on paper was big enough for our rig, but trees and an electrical power panel alongside the (narrow) CG road made backing into our site rather difficult. We did succeed, with the help of a few fellow RVers, but it was tough. Just FYI. Fishing Bridge sites are TIGHT; don't expect a lot of CG atmosphere. But you sure can't beat the location, very central to the park. And you might get lucky and have a buffalo or coyote walk by your site some morning or evening. :)
I figured Fishing Bridge will be tight and close quarters with other campers. But we are planning to hike and drive for many hours of the day and not spend too much time at the campsite.
It's actually more of a nuisance that we won't be able to have a campfire at FB. That's one of our greatest pleasures of camping. And a great way to meet your camp neighbors. But we will probably have better luck socially at Madison and especially Coltor Bay RV Park in Grand Teton.
