Yellowstone Trip --- Sanity Check
I am planning a trip to Yellowstone (and maybe a day or so in the Tetons) arriving around June 22nd and moving on to Glaciers around June 29th were we could spend another week. These dates were chose...
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6+ people in a mh is a lot!!! Please check and double check your weight - between people and stuff it adds up real quick. I am wondering if you could travel caravan style - mh and another vehicle (that would serve as toad) following. Yes, double fuel costs - but might be worth a thought. Rental costs in tourist areas are often sky high and you would need to put gas in that too.
Yellowstone is probably the most rv friendly park, especially since you'll be there early. There is a bus tour offered ($$$$$) at Yellowstone. The Grand Tetons are beautiful and you should spend some time there. There is no public shuttle that I'm aware of. You will have major issues at Glacier, you will not be able to travel Going to the Sun Road at all - but the Red Bus Jammer Tour is an option.
I don't think scrambling to get a toad set up at this point is feasible for you. Take your time and do that right at a later time.
Yellowstone is probably the most rv friendly park, especially since you'll be there early. There is a bus tour offered ($$$$$) at Yellowstone. The Grand Tetons are beautiful and you should spend some time there. There is no public shuttle that I'm aware of. You will have major issues at Glacier, you will not be able to travel Going to the Sun Road at all - but the Red Bus Jammer Tour is an option.
I don't think scrambling to get a toad set up at this point is feasible for you. Take your time and do that right at a later time.
