Joan C
VerifiedAugust 8, 2024 Stayed at: 1, Loop: A
Although the RV trailer we pull is rather small, the hill climb up to this campsite was a stretch for our truck. This is way up high, away from anything in town or in the National Park. We thought it would be good for camping in while exploring Yellowstone, but not only difficult for the steep trek up, but also the trek down the backside (north side) of Yellowstone and into Gardiner, MT was daunting. We found out later from a local that they have re-routed the road, using an old abandoned stagecoach road, while they repair major damage that was done during the extreme floods of June 2022. Better to try the west side of the park or in the Grand Tetons for camping, if you can't get one in the park.
Maybe we hit a bad time, but the bugs and flies were unbearable. We couldn't even crack open our door without dozens of biting flies working their way in, as well as mosquitos, and moths at night. The one nice thing was that a herd of Elk came to graze in our campsite, and we could watch them out the windows.
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