Indian Creek Campground (WY)

(Campsite 48) Bug spray and other mosquito repellents are a must in the summer! Luckily our campfire smoked them out a bit but be prepared for many flying friends to join you. Otherwise the campground is BEAUTIFUL, close enough to the north entrance to be easy to get to, but far enough from big tourist spots to feel secluded. My Jeep Rubicon fit very comfortably in the parking area of the spot with room for a tent to be attached to the tailgate. The tent pad was bigger than the footprint of our 4 person instant up Coleman tent. Even with the designated tent area, the ground gets very cold at night even in the summer, so make sure to bring some kind of ground insulation. I also really liked the metal picnic table as opposed to the classic wooden ones.

Nice semi-wooded area with necessary amenities. If in the summer prep for mosquito party. Families seem to book this area a lot, so depending on your location, you may need to expect some noise from kids.

Nice semi-wooded area with necessary amenities. If in the summer prep for mosquito party. Families seem to book this area a lot, so depending on your location, you may need to expect some noise from kids.

Nice semi-wooded area with necessary amenities. If in the summer prep for mosquito party. Families seem to book this area a lot, so depending on your location, you may need to expect some noise from kids.

The sites aren’t flat, there’s large rocks and logs that block longer trailers from enjoying their stay. The parks should put some money into the campgrounds and make them slightly larger and remove the rocks and logs in each site, more family’s could enjoy that area with larger trailers

The sites aren’t flat, there’s large rocks and logs that block longer trailers from enjoying their stay. The parks should put some money into the campgrounds and make them slightly larger and remove the rocks and logs in each site, more family’s could enjoy that area with larger trailers

The sites aren’t flat, there’s large rocks and logs that block longer trailers from enjoying their stay. The parks should put some money into the campgrounds and make them slightly larger and remove the rocks and logs in each site, more family’s could enjoy that area with larger trailers

Relatively nice and roomy site by Yellowstone standards. Good campground to use for upper loop. For those who don’t know Yellowstone campground culture, no showers at this small campground

It's a well maintained campground at a good location near Mammoth Hot Springs. We camped for two nights in July, and it got very cold at night (30s). The bathrooms are plenty and well-maintained. The access water could be better designed as some are located almost on some campgrounds (despite being open to everyone). There is some noise from the highway even at night and early morning (it sounded like trucks going at every hour of the day). Some RV's also were also a bit loud during the quiet hours. Otherwise it's a very beautiful and accessible campground with a great location.

Relatively nice and roomy site by Yellowstone standards. Good campground to use for upper loop. For those who don’t know Yellowstone campground culture, no showers at this small campground