Beverly M
VerifiedSeptember 8, 2025 Stayed at: 42, Loop: Coyote
When I arrived, I could not get my little trailer into the campsite coming from the direction of the arrows along the street. After swapping with another family who were tent camping and had no tent site. I still had to back down the road to access the campsite with my trailer. There is no room with huge rocks all along the edge of the road. I was told by the camp host I could have driven in the other direction. NO WHERE DOES IS SAY TRAFFIC CAN GO BOTH WAYS. Shortly after getting setup, another guy was also going to back down the road to be able to get into his site.
Just about everyone in the campground had a dog, most had 2. There is no where to take your dog except the campground or parking lots. It was in the high 80s so the parking lots were too hot. There is a 1.5 mi trail from the campground to the Visitor's Center, no dogs. There was only one dumpster in the campground so cleaning up after dogs was not easy. I have learned my lesson, no more National Parks. Too bad
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