We stayed for 6 nights with Camp Airstream in the north east corner of the property. Airstream…read moreCorp does a wonderful job added to by the friendly staff at the front entrance. 30% off all items in the gift store, as it was the end of the season, so we bought the Yellowstone Pendleton Blanket we have always wanted at a great discount. Score! Wonderful, clean shower/toilets rooms and a nice laundry room. This was a 20 hour drive for us from home Sao not likely we will be back real soon, but if we do, we'll stay here.

We arrived after the campground office had closed, so we were assigned a temporary site. After…read morechecking-in the next morning, we were hurriedly escorted to our assigned site. Our escort's only attempt to be helpful was to tell us that we should park our trailer in front of our tow vehicle??? Another guest commented to me that the staff wasn't very pet friendly??? In all fairness, it is a clean, quiet , and well maintained facility and we saw a moose cow with calf across the road, that was cool!

Really nice campground only a few miles from West Yellowstone and the park entrance it's right next…read moreto a nice trout stream. Each campsite was clean and had a fire-ring plus a picnic table. They have the vault toilets that are really clean plus the managers were really nice. $20 a day for a single spot with 2 cars

A great campground for traveling West Yellowstone! Only 5 minutes to the West Yellowstone entrance,…read more90 miles from Bozeman and 5 minutes from town. Just about all sites are walking distance to the river. Lots of mosquitos out at this time so bring your spray and a mosquito tent if you have one. The camp hosts were so nice for the 5 days we stayed. Bathrooms (pit toilets) were constantly cleaned and the park itself is clean. Campsites consist of a picnic table and fire pit. About half of the sites have electric hookups which is an extra $8 a night. Fresh water spigots throughout the park but bring a water bandit! They sell firewood small bundles for $6 and they will deliver it to your site! The only downfall is some highway noise so try to get as close to the river as you can if you don't want that....but for the price it's not that bad.

Had a great over night here. The camp sites were immaculate. The staff cleans every morning and…read morerakes the gravel pads. The view was incredible. The staff was super friendly. We had originally planned two nights and I wish that we had been able to take the time. The bathrooms are large and clean, as are the showers. One of the staffers offered to take my picture with my bike. At the exit, I had to stop to do some typical adjustments and the booth ranger checked in with me and gave me some tips about the road. The only confusing part was the trash situation. We car/motorcycle camp and they only do trash pickup at a certain time of morning. There are no dumpsters.

Okay, so let's say you're passing through northern Idaho or that weird corner of Montana and you…read morewant or need a beautiful place to stay by the water. Well search no further! You have found your site! The important. For RVs or tents. $29 for out of state tent campers. Not sure about other fees, such as RVs and the 3 cabins they have. Sites electric and a shared water spout near each grouping of spots. Awesome, no fee showers with hot water and a heater. Very clean bathrooms too. There is even a firewood dispensing cabin! Yup. A vending "machine" for firewood that takes credit cards if you don't got enough bills to make $10. The firewood kit is legit and worth 10 bucks! The spots are definitely very close to each other, but with these views, you be a good camping neighbor and enjoy the beauty quietly. The sunsets here are just majestic! Worth staying the night for one of those alone I'd say. There some pretty easy and scenic hiking trails that even have a few benches scattered throughout the trail for the weak and old or fatties like me that need a break. Or you can just sit down to write a Yelp review instead to cover up being tired! ;) If you are a fisherman with a boat. They have a boat ramp and a day use area. This lake apparently is on of the best for cutthroat trout. One of the best in the west a certain sign said!

Yellowstone rv park at Macks inn is a very nice place. Lots of pine trees it feels like the forest…read moreonly with pretty close neighbors. Lots of trash and doggie spots located throughout. Mgmt was polite and helpful. Didn't use the laundry or bathroom facilities. There's a small playground area for the young ones. Mgmt guilds you to your spot. I just wish the spaces were not so close to each other.

This was our 2nd time here. We loved it even more this time. So close to trails for riding and so…read moremany more adventures. First time traveling with our new 5th wheel they guided us right in to the perfect spot. We had trouble with a slide and they had an R.V. tech on site who came right over and so affordable. Every staff member was friendly and helpful. We stayed for 6 days. Will definitely come back. Thanks again for a great time!

After traveling hours trough the forest park and small gas stations, that you finally get to…read moreSawtelle the arch welcomes you into a big courtyard park with people playing games and bbq, people heading out to the park lake on atvs, and like us people just hanging out in the lounge by the front desk and the indoor pool and indoor gym, or the sweet sitting area in the entrance to the building we were in that had a great fireplace and comfy leather chairs and couches. The rooms were spacious and super clean. The staff is super nice and the breakfast is delicious with a pancake making machine. If you have a family trip or just passing through, this is definitely a recommend. Can't wait to have more time to hangout, next time we stay.

-- Sawtelle Mountain Resort, Island Park, ID…read more Be careful with hidden charges here. After checkout, I discovered a $20+ charge on my card for a supposed "welcome gift box" that I never received and was never told about. According to the hotel, it included a small stuffed animal and some Snickers -- except none of it was in the room. When I called to dispute the charge, I got bounced between staff and management. They claimed they did an "investigation," but still refused to refund me. Charging guests for items they never received and then refusing to resolve it feels deceptive and extremely unprofessional. Advice for future guests: the second you enter your room, take timestamped photos or videos of everything before touching anything. Then immediately ask the front desk if there are any paid gift boxes or welcome items connected to your stay. If they say yes, do NOT go check by yourself -- bring a supervisor or manager into the room with you so everything is documented on the spot. Otherwise, you could end up being charged for something that was never there. Unfortunately, this felt less like a misunderstanding and more like a scam-style scheme hoping guests won't notice until they're already miles away.

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.

The camp host sprays smelly chemicals into the outhouses that's so strong it triggered an asthma…read moreattack that has lasted TWO days. The sent stuck to my clothes and hair for hours after leaving. I was in the outhouse for less than a minute. My asthma is under control, for those who think otherwise, I had to use an emergency / rescue inhaler. I wouldn't recommend. If you have no choice bring your own potty.

Don't tell everybody or you may not have a place to go! Quiet place great for relaxing! 25 miles to…read morewest entrance of Yellowstone National Park. Great breakfast a mile away from the Campground (Campfire inn) pancakes are giant with a different berry flavor each weekday.

The park is new and still in. It's finishing stages. It is very nice with room lots, nice concrete…read morepad, picnic tables, and fantastic scenery. The manager, Todd, is amazing. He goes out of his way to make sure everyone has an enjoyable experience.

Quiet lunch by the lake. Didn't rent one but several people were on the paddle boats having fun.read more

Really nice KOA in Yellowstone near west entrance. Tons of amenities , laundry, store, gift shop,…read morejumpy house for kids, free to use bikes, indoor pool, basketball hoop, hot showers, coffee shop, little snack bar and coffee shop too! Very family friendly spot with tons of stuff for to keep your kids busy. Gravel roads everywhere in the campground so my sprinter van got covered with dust by the end of our 2 night stay. All in all a nice clean spot with close access to west entrance of Yellowstone!!

We seriously wanted to love this KOA, but we hated it. First of all me and my sister-in-law both…read moremade phone calls and we both told them we wanted cabins near each other. If not right next to each other when we got there, we were not even in the same area together. Second we knew the cabins didn't have bathrooms or kitchens and we were fine with that but only having two bathrooms areas for 500+ camp areas was ridiculous. The one bathroom that was closest to us was locked. I consulted with the front desk and they told us that those bathrooms were broken. They had all winter to fix them and it was memorial day weekend and they still weren't fixed which was ridiculous. Third the mattress was so thin that we could actually feel the plywood underneath the bed. The cabin was very dusty and there were spiderwebs everywhere if you're going to charge 150+ for a cabin, please at least clean the damn thing. If you wanna talk about price gouging go inside of their store two small bottle waters and a small container of milk was 10+ dollars. Firewood was $12.50 a bundle the camp site right down the road is charging $7.00. The pool area had no lighting at all for when it gets dark. The building where they have the showers the floors are super slick not the best idea for flooring for when people get in and out of the showers. We'll never stay at that KOA again if you want to stay at a great KOA near Yellowstone, go to Cody WY. We won't be back to this one again!

This is a great spot for camping! It's smack-dab alongside the Yellowstone river. It's kept clean…read moreand tidy. It's down below the highway so there's no noise from traffic. And the staff is attentive to every camper's need. Pet friendly (three distinct "pet areas"). Adjacent to Gardiner, but far enough out of town to feel "rustic". The price isn't bad, but the spots are a little on the smallish side. We've got slides on both sides of our rig, and I felt like we were encroaching on our neighbors on both sides. The campground WiFi was meh, but we had five bars on both Verizon and T-Mobile, so no complaints there. Highly recommended! PS: There were more elk than I could count surrounding the campsite: Elk in the river, elk in the fields, elk grazing, elk just chilling out. I must have taken 100 photos of elk.

Smallish lots with 30 AMP service, water, sewer. Have very clean and spacious big bathrooms. Nice…read morefolks, husband/wife team were very welcoming, with smiles and "Thank you for coming". Her husband was at the dumpster most mornings when we left, and he took our trash and put it in cans for us. No Pool or snack bar. Has a smattering of bare necessities, but there are many other sources for RV hoses, etc. Located RIGHT ON the Yellowstone River! 5 Min from YNP entry.