Tie Flume

Way out of the way, dusty and noisy because of all the ATV traffic on the roads on both sides of the campground.

Beautiful campground along the South Tongue River. Good wildlife viewing at the campground and easy access to nearby hiking trails and additional fishing spots.

Beautiful campground! Campsites near river are perfect settings to walk and see wildlife. Campsites near host very nice and helpful. Bathrooms kept pleasantly clean, and could smell the bleach! Always appreciate a clean rest room!! I would definitely recommend this campground!

Wonderful campground. Close to a beautiful creek. Lots of ATVs in the area so there is noise from those.

Just a great campground in the BIG HORNS. We had a fine pull through site. The host was wonderful. We even added a day to our 3-day reservation. The improved and very level picnic table/fire ring/Forest Service pole was great. All good at the campsite. Our only complaint was the 3-mile gravel road leading to the Tie Flume CG was "wash-boardy", very slow and in need of a good grading................OK, when not towing but terrible and very slow when towing out T-trailer.

Great place for dry camping for a few days; site was spacious; Host was wonderful. Saw a moose as we were leaving. There is a dump station about 5 mi down the road. Will return

This was our 3rd time visiting. It is such a peaceful place. The stars are so close you feel like you can touch them. The silence that is there is so beautiful. Cooking all your meals over the fire! My husband enjoyed the fly fishing. Fun family memories to last a lifetime!! Can’t wait to go back!

5 stars for site host, campsite was clean, facilities were clean

2 stars for the overall campsite, it is VERY busy. Cars traveling through during the day and you are close to a road so you always hear traffic-think motorcycles and ATVs-loud! We had a lot of kids with us so with the business it wasn't the best campsite for us and the kids.

Very well maintained. Great spot in the Bighorns!

We had an enjoyable stay at Tie Flume. We tent camped at camp site #13. My only complaint was there was no really level spot to set up a tent. We could have used the pad itself, but I felt it would have been too close to the fire pit and the tent may have been damaged by flying sparks/ash. There had been snow over the days prior to our arrival and the ground was pretty wet even after a couple of sunny warm days. But, we made the best of it and it worked out. Lots of wild life around the camp ground area. In fact, we had a young bull moose wander right up to our camp site munching on moose munch (I guess). He was pretty content and didn't seem to pose a threat and eventually wandered off. Deer, rabbits, ground squirrels, chipmunks, any number of bird species constantly entertained us. We especially enjoyed the Grey Jays. Our neighbors respected the noise curfew, it was definitely quiet in the overnight hours.