Advice on Yellowstone
Would love to get advice on our trip to Yellowstone next year. We're going the middle of July and would like get advice on the following: -Where to set up camp: -We'll be hauling a 34' trailer ...
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Would love to get advice on our trip to Yellowstone next year.
Post in the Campground section of the forums - check out TripAdvisor - check my signature for our trip report.
We're going the middle of July and would like get advice on the following:
-Where to set up camp:
-We'll be hauling a 34' trailer
-We need a reservation site
-Don't want to camp in a parking lot
-Full hook-up would be awesome, but can settle for dry camp also
-Central location
Your only choice in the park is Fishing Bridge if you want full hookups. The majority of people are not in the campground during the day. When you leave early in the am and return after dark, does it really matter what the place looks like?
-Advice on dry camping. We have never been dry camping and my kids (and us included) are used to full amenities.
It's good practice to conserve at home too. Start having ppl turn off lights they aren't using and turning off water instead of letting it run.
At the least, we would like lights, so we're planning to get a small Gen to recharge during the week.
-We want to be able to take showers in the camper, so would need to fill the tank and empty the tank.
We have all the needed items to do both, including a portable water tank and external pump to transfer into our fresh water tank.
-We love fires; whether we use our portable pit or buy wood there; especially as cool as it gets
No fires allowed at FB. We didn't have the energy for one while we were there anyhow.
-Any additional advice on what to bring while dry camping
Post in the Campground section of the forums - check out TripAdvisor - check my signature for our trip report.
We're going the middle of July and would like get advice on the following:
-Where to set up camp:
-We'll be hauling a 34' trailer
-We need a reservation site
-Don't want to camp in a parking lot
-Full hook-up would be awesome, but can settle for dry camp also
-Central location
Your only choice in the park is Fishing Bridge if you want full hookups. The majority of people are not in the campground during the day. When you leave early in the am and return after dark, does it really matter what the place looks like?
-Advice on dry camping. We have never been dry camping and my kids (and us included) are used to full amenities.
It's good practice to conserve at home too. Start having ppl turn off lights they aren't using and turning off water instead of letting it run.
At the least, we would like lights, so we're planning to get a small Gen to recharge during the week.
-We want to be able to take showers in the camper, so would need to fill the tank and empty the tank.
We have all the needed items to do both, including a portable water tank and external pump to transfer into our fresh water tank.
-We love fires; whether we use our portable pit or buy wood there; especially as cool as it gets
No fires allowed at FB. We didn't have the energy for one while we were there anyhow.
-Any additional advice on what to bring while dry camping
