Tower Fall Campground

Camp hosts were great and very helpful. We had booked a site and did not fit. Luckily, they were able to move us to another spot. Sites are small and some unlevel. It would be very helpful if there was a map of the campground and pictures of the sites.

Great camp volunteers. Easy check=in. Clear rules and expectastins. Bear vaults were impressively large.

Très joli campground intimiste . J’y étais du 14 au 17 juillet . Le gardien était exceptionnel, gentil prévenant et plein de bon conseil. Nous avons eut droit à la visite de 2 ours et un bison (toujours en sécurité !). Nous avons passé un séjour inoubliable !

Nice small campground and well spaced out, with exception to these four sights 6 through 9 with little to no shade. Vault toilet a short walk away as well as water and trash. Bathrooms were well maintained as well as the campground. Small campground located away from the main road near tower falls and a short drive to Lamar Valley. Great stopping point if you plan on taking the Bear-tooth highway to Red Lodge Montana.

We stayed at Tower Fall because we wanted to be in the upper loop near Lamar Valley to see wildlife. We wanted to stay at Slough Creek but we were unable to get a reservation there. We liked that Tower Fall was off the beaten path and that it was a rustic, quiet environment. We would have liked more privacy which may have come with some of the sites closer to the woods which I believe were the sites in the teen numbers. The vault toilet stayed pretty clean. Our site had a water spicket right up in our site which made it easy for us to access but awkward for others who had to come into our site for water. The location allowed us to make several trips through Lamar Valley where we saw lots of wildlife. We enjoyed hiking down to Tower Creek so my husband and son could fly fish. We were told that bears came through some of the sites when we were gone so we never saw them but they are around that area. We would stay at Tower Fall again if Slough Creek wasn't available.

Great camp host,friendly and helpful.

Nice, small campground in superb location. We were warned about the bears' liking of the campground at check-in, and opted to cook dinner at a picnic area elsewhere. Big thunderstorms overnight. We got up early to make coffee, but there was a bison in an adjacent site. We locked the dog in the truck and waited for him to move on, when a black bear strolled into camp from the other direction. Bear spray out, we shooed him away from our tent and stove. Once the bison had his fill of grazing and left a dump in our campsite, we decided to finish packing up and have breakfast elsewhere. Exciting experience. Campsite 27 was on the periphery of the loop, on a hillside, with plenty of space, a 10x10 level tent pad, shade and some privacy from other campers. Some of the campsites seem very close together, with almost adjacent fire pits.

This was a beautiful, quiet campground with pristine pit toilets and plenty of water and shade. Site 16 was wonderful and our host, Greg, was outstanding, knowledgeable, and caring. There's a fun ~1 mile trail from the campground to Tower Falls, and it was not a far drive to Lamar Valley. Of the 5 places we stayed throughout Yellowstone, this was our favorite!!!

Absolutely beautiful! Loved how quaint (only about 30 sites), quiet, friendly, clean, and beautiful the campsite is. Greg, the camp host, was so caring and nice.

#16 is the best for us as we love shades and being close to nature ... No big animals visited camp but know there have been due to a pile of (somewhat) fresh poo.

We definitely felt like we're in the wilderness at camp. I'll definitely stay at this site again!

The campground had been closed for 5 years, so it is showing itself to be more wild than other campgrounds. Wildlife got used to being around and bear and bison come through regularly. The new firepits are the best I've used in a few years! The tent pads are small in most sites. There are pit toilets, but the one we utilized was always clean. Kudos to the camp host (Greg) for his maintenance, knowledge and concern for all guests safety while staying at Tower. It is a small camp, but he (and his wife) have a lot to oversee. Greg shared up to date and pertinent information and was the most welcoming camp host I've encountered.