Its pricey in August. We paid $147/nite for a back-in site. Was it worth it? We like to think…read moreso. It's a well maintained rv park. All sites are spacious and very clean. The office and store are opened each night till 9 pm! All the mechanicals for hooking up your rv's utilities are all ergonomically configured. Nice space, nice picnic tables. Some premium pull thrus have cabannas and a little larger green footprints. On the minus side - we were a little surprised theres no swimming pool. But my one and only one real disappointment was finding the men's showers were not completely private. I presume same for the women's showers. For the high-end resort price charged, that I found to be less than expected. If the price charged was $70-$80/nite, then maybe that's ok. But we paid a premium rate of $147/nite with showers that were only partially private. I think thats a big miss. But that one miss opportunity aside, the mgt is great. The place is beautiful. The rv sites are very nice. And the convenience of its location is second to none. Less than 1 mi to Yellowstone NP's west entrance! That huge when considering how far you must travel once you are inside the park. And convenient to all the shopping and restaurants in West Yellowstone!! That just can't be beat!! We had a most lovely time!! Would we come back and stay at this rv park? Probably we would. For all the reasons stated above.

Unfortunately, I am extremely disappointed with how Yellowstone Grizzly RV Park handled our…read morefamily's medical emergency. We had planned this trip to Yellowstone as a special family vacation and were so excited to make these memories together. Shortly after arriving, our 13-month-old son, who has complex medical needs, began having significant difficulty with the elevation. His oxygen levels became so low that we ultimately had to call 911, and he was transported by ambulance to a hospital approximately 1.5 hours away. Obviously, at that point, continuing our vacation was no longer an option. We contacted Yellowstone Grizzly RV Park, explained exactly what was happening, and asked if they would consider refunding or even crediting the unused nights of our stay because we were being forced to leave due to a genuine medical emergency. Their response expressed sympathy for our son, but they still refused to make any exception whatsoever to their cancellation policy. No refund. No credit for the unused nights. I completely understand businesses having cancellation policies. However, there is a tremendous difference between someone simply changing their plans and a family having to leave because their baby is being transported by ambulance to a hospital. What makes this especially disappointing is that their email said they would "love the opportunity to welcome your family back" and "do something special" for us if we return. After refusing to even credit the nights we could not use because our child required emergency medical care, I cannot imagine feeling comfortable booking another stay. The RV park itself may be beautiful and conveniently located, but families should be aware of how strictly this cancellation policy is enforced, even in a documented medical emergency involving a child and an ambulance transport. We certainly did not choose to end our vacation this way. We would have much rather spent those nights making memories at Yellowstone than sitting in an emergency room worried about our son. I sincerely hope management reconsiders how genuine medical emergencies are handled in the future. Compassion in an email is appreciated, but compassion in a policy when a family is facing an actual emergency would mean much more.

The sites are indeed close together but we have stayed in even cozier. Did not use the laundry or…read morerestrooms so cannot comment. The place was quiet and exactly what we needed for exploring Yellowstone. No problems whatsoever.

I'll start with the positives: - Extremely close to west…read moreentrance of Yellowstone - WiFi worked 90% of the time Now for the negatives: - Old, outdated everything within the bathroom - bathroom stall doors that won't close - shower stall doors that won't close - Cold restroom with a non-functioning wall heater - Cold water showers (brrr....) - please bring your slippers with you to shower in (dirty, gross floors. Don't get caught standing barefoot in there) - Non-existent water pressure coming from shower head (think a steady trickle or violent mist is all you get) - Remember to bring your own toilet paper with you (I'm serious folks!) - tight spaces (you are right up on your neighbors) I really tried to not let this place ruin our wonderfully, amazing experience in Yellowstone National Park. After a long day wandering and exploring, I hope you don't have to call this place home. I would only stay here again if nothing else was available and even then, I probably wouldn't...

Location location, location. It was located right outside the west entrance to Yellowstone National…read morePark as well as walking distance to all the restaurants and shopping in the area. check in was quick and friendly. The laundry room and bathrooms were immaculate. The RV park is behind the IMAX theater. We were given discount tickets for the IMAX movie on Yellowstone and coupons for free ice cream. We also received a $20 coupon off of any purchases made in the gift shop at the IMAX theater. These sites were well-maintained. They were gravel however they were very close together. Even though it was in downtown area it was very quite peaceful. We did have to disconnect our water every night due to freeze warnings, however, the RV park has no control over the weather. Refilled our tank with freshwater when they turned it on in the morning this allow us to have water to shower, etc.. My only complaint was that they offered Wi-Fi, but it did not work for us. We were in the back far away from the office, so maybe it did not reach us.

Great RV Park. We drove in from Colorado to meet some friends and stay in their travel trailer…read more This park has everything you need. Here are my thoughts: Large drive through spaces approximately 25' wide and easily fit the longest of Motorhomes. Water, Sewage, Electric, WiFi Women's & Men's clean bathrooms with showers, including a handicap shower. Right next to Yellowstone West entrance. Walking distance to restaurants and general store. Very quiet at night and well maintained. Not many trees for shade. I highly recommend this place for staying in your RV.

Amenities | easy check in | family friendly…read more We stayed here one night on our way to Yellowstone. It's a good KOA for families doing a short or long stay. Check in was quick and easy. We booked an rv site that holds a 24ft long vehicle. Our site 444 was at the very end next to a field but within a few minutes walking distance to the trash and bathrooms/showers. Showering and bathrooms is luxury when you're camping, so no complaints. I'm grateful. There are 4 shower stalls and 6 bathroom stalls in the women's restroom. I highly recommend wearing shower footwear because the floors are dirty. One stall had a broken lock, so I think people were only using 3 stalls. Plenty of hooks, counter space, and lights. Our site was mostly level with hookups. So nice to have when it's a hot summer day. I saw they have a coffee stand towards the front, a store, and a nice updated kids playground. This campground is 17 min from the next major town with lots of gas and food options on the way to Yellowstone.

We stayed here from July 13-18 with both an RV and a tent, and overall had a great experience…read more The RV sites were level, so we didn't even need to use our levelers. Water and electrical hookups were reliable and easy to connect. It was definitely hotter than we expected, so I'd recommend shopping for groceries and drinks before you arrive. Cases of water were over $15 for a 12-pack, so bringing supplies with you will save some money. They have a breakfast shack and coffee shack open from 6:30-9:30 AM, and a dinner shack open from 6:30-9:30 PM, which was convenient. The coffee shack has ice cream too! The highlight for our kids was what they called the "hot pool." There's no hot tub, but the pool is heated and was warm enough that they wanted to swim every day. We also appreciated that the pool stayed open until 10:00 PM, which made for a fun way to end the evenings. The kids also had a blast on the huge jump pad and playground. There was a nice gaga ball pit with the rules clearly posted, and it was always full of kids playing together. There's a dog park on site that's a nice amenity. It would be perfect for most dogs, although it felt a little large for our family's dachshund. One feature we really appreciated was the bathhouse. There were plenty of showers and bathrooms, plus a family shower that made evenings much easier. With seven of us, it was far more convenient than trying to have everyone shower in our small RV. Only complaint would be a little extra cleaning in the showers through the day. The KOA is conveniently located about 15 minutes from the park and only 10 minutes from town, where we found gift shops, ice cream, pizza, grocery stores, and plenty of other essentials. Overall, it's a clean, family-friendly campground with dependable RV hookups, great amenities, and plenty to keep both kids and adults happy. We'd happily stay again.

We stayed for 4 nights as a group who held 4 spots. The place was well kept, the showers were…read moredecent enough that we all used them over the showers in our RVs. I had not heard any complaints from our groups regarding use of any of the facilities. The dish/wash area was well kept and included a microwave. We were newbies to the RV scene but everyone one else in our group has had their fair share of that RV camping life. They remained patient when they realized we hadn't checked in while we had been physically present for at least an hour on the reserved site and our camper was on its way. Apparently we were happy campers and so were the rest of our group. Our organizer selected this spot due to the ease of fishing access for the kids, there was this little extended patch of land the kids were able to go to each day. They caught rainbow trout, the kids were proud and the ones who were too young but watching, well, it probably only ignited their interest even more. Our experience was good, everyone in our group of 30+ enjoyed ourselves and noted this is one of the better if not best sites they have had on their family camping trip.

Staff and the owner are politically active and were offended by my Trump displays. The owner…read morethreatened to kick me out over my freedom of free speech. She rambled on about her house, her rules. I asked for the rules; she refused. But none of the staff and the owner said anything about the drunk guy yelling at a woman across the street on another property, using the F'word. Or the group of loud women making breakfast outside, yelling back and forth to communicate between the BBQ area and their camping spot behind me starting at 6am. That was in the rules, but not enforced. It's not like they could use their cell phones, but hey, why would anybody be mad at their rainbow flag and breaking rules? FAFO!

This place is simply awesome can't get better then this honestly. Trust me you want to come here I…read morerecommend the joining cabin for large party or even a family!! Walls are adequate so can't hear no one talking on the other side if you happen to not get the joining cabin. Cabin 14 is vary discounted but pls be aware that it's right next to the highway almost almost got that one but I'm a light sleeper. P.S. Long time coming review that I never made from last session!! But if for whatever reason you don't believe me, then check for yourself. Don't be a bozo.. Ozzy Out

Expensive, old, and not worth the price…read more Not a good experience, especially for $280/night. We stayed for 3 nights. The cabin was old, small, and difficult to find, especially when arriving late at night. It took us quite a while to locate our cabin and figure out where to park. For $280 a night, I expected at least basic daily housekeeping and fresh towels. But they don't clean the cabin or automatically replace towels. We had to leave the towels outside and fill up a form to request replacements. What really bothered me was the condition of the towels. They were already old and worn, yet there are many rules about keeping them clean, with warnings about being charged for dirty towels. That feels unreasonable when the towels themselves are far from clean or new. The bathroom is also very small. They advertise the cabin as sleeping up to four people, but it feels quite cramped for four. If I had a choice, I wouldn't stay here again. For the price, I expected much better.

This is a beautiful, clean and peaceful campground just a few miles from Yellowstone. The lake is…read moreso beautiful and great for swimming, lounging in a tube, boating. Clean restrooms and water in a spigot every few spots. There are mosquitoes but between spray & thermacell they are manageable. Many campers had mosquito netted pop-ups. I would do this in future. Tons of hikes nearby. Amazing views.

Camp is nice and is close to the water and to town for supplies. The current camp host keeps all…read morethe facilities tidy and smelling mostly decent. The only downside is since we're so close to the water the mosquitos are the worst in the world. I know, we're outside and all that, but no amount of bug spray kept us mosquito free during our stay.

If you're planning a camping trip to Yellowstone I'd highly recommend Canyon Campgrounds as your…read morehomebase. The tent sites are excellent. Lodgepole pine trees permeate the area and offer nice coverage. The sites are good sized, the bathrooms have hot hand dryers for cold days and have large dishwashing stations attached. The "village" is very cute - plenty of shops, a sporting goods store, good restaurant options, a post office, and much more. The prices were great - $5.50 local IPA pints on tap, $2 for a nice bowl of real mashed potatoes and gravy, etc. A short walk to Yellowstone falls, as well as a short drive in any direction to other major attractions. When we were here it snowed but the pines were easy to tie tarps off of. This site drained really well, and so although we had lots of precipitation we stayed very dry. There is firewood by at the camp entrance and they give you hot showers for every day that you're there. Because of the high altitude wood fires don't start that well, so bring some charcoal lighter fluid or something. Highly recommended - we will be back!

The campground itself was great. Bear boxes, easy access to many spigots for water, bathrooms…read morenearby, picnic tables and fire pits at each site, and showers. My only complaint was that our specific site (A7) wasn't very level and it was difficult to find a flat enough spot to set up our tent. We ended up sleeping on quite the angle, which after 3 nights is obviously not ideal. I also wished the showers were open 24/7. If people are out watching wildlife until later into the evening or get up earlier to get a good start on their day they end up missing the hours for showers.

If you are tent camping, do not stay here. I cannot attest to RV camping, but for tent campers,…read morethis campground will disappoint. There is absolutely no privacy or space and you are close to neighbors on both sides. The only upside is that the showers were clean. The staff was friendly enough, but it is just not an enjoyable experience for campers overall.

This place is boarded up and looks abandoned. Tried to go do laundry there and no luck.read more