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Fishing bridge campground

ceaser_22000
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Planning my trip to Yellowstone. Was wondering if anybody has stayed at fishing Bridge Campground in a 40-foot plus fifthwheel. Website says spaces are limited for over sized rigs in Campground and sites are narrow. Our fifth wheel is just closer to 41 foot
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Army11Bravo
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2gypsies wrote:
Call directly for a big rig. Don't rely on the reservation site. Yes, there are some big rig sites. Reserve early.


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Don't leave it to chance. Call in to the reservations people to make sure they have a spot that fits your rig. When reserving spots in national parks, I don't rely on the online reservation system.
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scrubjaysnest
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When we stayed at Fishing Bridge sites were paint strips on the pavement
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dodge_guy
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I called and reserved a 45ft? Site. It may have been 40ft I'll have to double check. The long sites are limited. I reserved my site for July 2017 in May of 2016. I'm sure they are all spoken for!
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2gypsies1
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Call directly for a big rig. Don't rely on the reservation site. Yes, there are some big rig sites. Reserve early.
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fj12ryder
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We stayed there with our 39' fifth wheel and really didn't have too much trouble getting parked. Plenty of room beside our trailer for the truck. It was on a slope so puddling shouldn't be a problem.

The sites are narrow so don't plan on spending a lot of time sitting around the campsite, just not a lot of room once you put the truck in place. But you don't really go to Yellowstone to stay around the campground anyway, so pretty much a non-issue.
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Durb
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There was a site on the end of the run near where we stayed that was accommodating a huge class A which I am sure would be suitable. Maybe check the sites out on Google Earth and then request what you want way in advance. I wouldn't rely on their assignment of sites based on your length. I barely got into my site and had to park the truck under the bedroom slide as there was no other room. I also had to tie back the branches on a tree to get in the door. If you are going in the fall bring rubber boots as the CG really puddles up when it rains.

Us_out_West
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Bet you could find some info in this Forum.
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