Yellowstone is such a big park, it's hard to pick just one campground when planning a visit, so consider staying a few days in one place and then a few days in another. Since we'd never seen this area of the park, I made reservations for three nights here and then three nights at Madison Campground. Bridge Bay is a huge campground (o... more

We had a beautiful stay here because we were in outer loop. Inner loops closer to office and main road were undesireable, crowed, loud, and trafficky. H Loop and further out was beautiful, serene, quiet, and a MUST. No laundry service here. No showers that I found. There were bathrooms and a dish washing station. No hookups. No bugs. R... more

We spent our first night in one of the first three loops after the check-in kiosk (pictured). Those loops are spread out in a meadow. There's no shade and no privacy. But there was one HUGE male bison who spent a lot of his time wandering between tents and RVs. The national park staff could not have been more accommodating -- they ... more

Did not get to spend much time in this campground due to delays, but easy to pull in (c-shaped pull-throughs), night sky was glorious. No hook-ups, typical of NP campgrounds, but did not miss them. If you are not hard sided, use the bear boxes. We saw a bison in camp!

We stayed here a couple of years ago and had a great time. Don't think we could get our new rig in since it's 38 ft. I think the max is 35 ft. It is rustic with lots of camp fires at night so close your windows if you don't want to get smoked out. Did some biking on the roads and hiked the trails around the park. Went to a park ranger ... more