Mammoth Campground (Yellowstone)

Absolutely wonderful! We had a great stay. There were sites that fit our fifth wheel without an issue. Nice views and loved the elk! There is a bit of road noise because of location but that didn't really bother us since we were exhausted at the end of every day. One of our favorite areas of the park to be sure!

We had the best time at Mammoth Campgrounds. We were there in early May when temperatures were still 40 during the day and 20 at night. Even though we were in camping spot #3, right next to the entrance, we were never bothered by road noise or traffic. The best part of this campground is the bathrooms!! They are by far the best bathrooms from any National Park; well-lit, heated and flushable toilets. We were here four nights and loved every day of it!

Awesome views. Nice proximity to the historical town (Mammoth) and Gardner (outside the park). Sites were small but easy to navigate. Unfortunately no place to wash dishes or shower. The campground did suggest a place in Gardner though. Not all sites have a gravel leveled area for tents. It was nice being in the park and not having to deal with the gate. Felt overpriced though for the amenities it provided. Especially when compared to other National Park campgrounds I’ve been to.

Great campsite

Straightforward, clean, and very well located.

The campsites were very nice and well kept. Water was easily accessible all over the campground, which was nice. However, there is no dish washing station, so you have to dispose of grey water in the toilets, which is a little odd. The bathrooms are quite nice, with running water to wash hands. There isn't anywhere to shower near Mammoth campground though, which is inconvenient, especially if your stay is more than a couple of days. Overall, we enjoyed camping at Mammoth.

Campground is very nice. I have camped here many times. Camp this year had bison, adult elk and calves, coyotes, and bears. Be vigilant at all times about animals. Keep your distance from them and keep your food secure. Weather ranged from very hot to snow.

Due to the construction of the Tower-Roosevelt road, gravel trucks were running all day and night. The noise was loud and constant. We camped on a site adjacent to the road and wish we'd been warned in advance. The campground host was kind and explained the reason behind the constant trucks. On a positive note the bathroom facilities were excellent. We got up and left really early because of the noise.

We have medical equipment needing electricity over night. The rule against generators and no 120 volt a/c plug available meant we had to leave and drive to Livingston, MT to an RV park.

This campground was great! We woke up surrounded by elk and with an elk chewing on our tent. Our kids thought it was the coolest! Bathroom was a little far, but a great campground.