We're planning a Yellowstone/Teton trip for 2020. I will be towing a 38' 5th wheel w/ long bed dully and traveling buds have a 43' class A motorhome. We get confusing info as to which campgrounds will accommodate our rigs. Which YS/T campgrounds will handle our size rigs? Which commercial campgrounds would you recommend if we have to stay outside the parks?

I will only speak for the Grand Tetons. There are two campgrounds in the National Park. One is full hookup. I believe it is called "Colter Bay RV Park" the other is no hook up, but good campsites, called "Colter Bay Campground." Either will accommodate your rig. But if you want to go in 2020 you should decide early and make reservations if you wish to stay in the full hookup area. We have stayed there twice and consider it a favorite.We have never stayed in Yellowstone, but we have stayed a couple of time in Island Park, Idaho. We never found the drive into Yellowstone (about 20 miles) a problem, but that's a personal preference. We have stayed at Red Rock RV Park which is a commercial campground. You would have no trouble fitting in. We have also stayed at Henry's Lake State Park. Again, your rig would fit just fine in the sites where we have stayed.

This should give you some of the information you are seeking.https://www.yellowstonepark.com/where-to-stay-camp-eat/rv-tips

For the Tetons use Coulter Bay, for Yellowstone use Grizzly RV Park. You will not be disappointed.

In Teton NP there is also Gros Ventre Campground near the town of Moose WY. There are no hookups. From the Teton NP website:"Colter Bay RV Park and Headwaters Campground and RV sites at Flagg Ranch have full hook-ups, showers and laundry. Colter Bay has 112 sites. Headwaters has 100 trailer and 75 tent sites. Advance reservations are advised."

We were at Headwaters in 2014 and that place is a joke. No wireless, no AT&T cell coverage, the place was dirty and the staff was inexperienced. Use Coulter Bay campground for the Tetons.

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GeoBoy
Explorer
Jan 20, 2019
For the Tetons use Coulter Bay, for Yellowstone use Grizzly RV Park. You will not be disappointed.
RGar974417
Explorer
Jan 20, 2019
This should give you some of the information you are seeking.https://www.yellowstonepark.com/where-to-stay-camp-eat/rv-tips
padredw
Nomad
Jan 20, 2019
I will only speak for the Grand Tetons. There are two campgrounds in the National Park. One is full hookup. I believe it is called "Colter Bay RV Park" the other is no hook up, but good campsites, called "Colter Bay Campground." Either will accommodate your rig. But if you want to go in 2020 you should decide early and make reservations if you wish to stay in the full hookup area. We have stayed there twice and consider it a favorite.

We have never stayed in Yellowstone, but we have stayed a couple of time in Island Park, Idaho. We never found the drive into Yellowstone (about 20 miles) a problem, but that's a personal preference. We have stayed at Red Rock RV Park which is a commercial campground. You would have no trouble fitting in. We have also stayed at Henry's Lake State Park. Again, your rig would fit just fine in the sites where we have stayed.

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