Fort Bridger RV Camp

Great Staff, extremely well maintained pretty field for camping. They do a great job keeping it all watered and mowed between guests and the residents and office staff are friendly and pleasant. One of the locals even helped me jump my car during our stay (thank you!!). With Fort Bridger Historic Site right next door (which is awesome and well worth the $8) this is a must stop! Really good wifi and just a super well organized and taken care of place. The ground is clay and I can imagine it would be pretty mucky for awhile after a good rain. The mosquitos were pretty bad in July here so take precautions.

We called ahead to make sure they had availability and they said as long as we could get there by 7 p.m. we were go to go. The spots are not concrete pads, but they are nice, well-spaced, manicured gravel that are flat. The woman at the front desk checked us in, gave us all the info and escorted us to our spot. She then helped line everything up and then took off. The Wi-Fi was great and the park was quiet. We’d definitely go back for a 1 night stay passing through.

If you’re used to paved pull thru’s with manicured turf or decorative rock aprons, this park will give you second thoughts. If you’re used to primitive sites where you’re rig just might get stuck if it rains, you’ll likely feel more at home. Now hybridize the 2 & add full hookups. Crusty old dude escorts you (he walks) to what are innovative pull thru’s. When a fellow RV’er plugged in, it immediately blew out power to most of the park. That crusty (read interesting) character was immediately on it. An electrician arrived in no time & all was good. Without unhooking, I was able to level our fifth wheel just enough. This was a very different site experience for us, but I loved it. We’ll return, but not in hot or wet weather.

I was coming in during the final 2 days of the annual mountain man rendezvous and they had someone pull out early and were happy to accommodate me. Shawn and Dee were friendly even helped me get into spot and made sure I knew where things were and had the WiFi access. Showers were hot and clean and free and laundry coin op was available on site. I expected some rowdiness with the festival but other than being super busy and a lot of people it was quiet and peaceful and just what I needed to focus on work for the week. I would gladly stop again.

Fort Bridger is a small CG that we had hoped would be a relaxing and convenient stop on our trip into Wyoming. The sites are long, relatively level, and wider than we usually see in commercial campgrounds. Spots are mostly grass with some exposed dirt, and the park road is all dirt. We had a little rain during our stay, and it was a mess, especially for walking our dog. While there are a few trees throughout the park, they don’t offer much privacy and campsites run exactly parallel (not angled), so you can see right into your neighbor’s RV and vice-versa. Site utilities are in the back and worked fine during our stay. The park WiFi worked OK, and our Verizon worked without our booster.
We had an unusually terrible customer service experience checking in and getting settled into our site, and this wasn’t just a lack of effort or single comment from this particular staff member. This individual was rude and unpleasant in repeated and separate conversations with myself alone, my partner alone, and to both us together. Everybody has a tough day or fails to offer their kindest self sometimes, but without going over all of our interactions, it seemed like this person thought their behavior and choice of words were fine and sometimes even funny.
The check-out time here is 10am, which is oddly early and could be inconvenient for some, and this park is also expensive for being pretty basic. With a Good Sams discount the prices are $40 cash/$41 cc for a back-in and $45 cash/$46 cc for a pull-through.
Needless to say, we would not stay here again.

We stayed one night here on our way home from a week plus trip. Great place to plug in and get things ready for our last stretch to home. It has a Good Sam discount but our account has expired. A pull through spot was $5 more and we were able to back in super easy. It’s very quite park but have bug spray on hand. Lots of grass and a irrigation ditch close by.

Fort Bridger RV Camp was one of our stops on our north bound trip to Red Lodge, Montana, June 8th. We were so impressed that we made a point to stop again on our way back south on June 18th. We had the same pleasant experience as our first night. The staff are so hospitable and kind. We were escorted to our site and told how glad they were to have us there. The facilities are clean and the acres of grass and trees make it very cool and inviting. The WiFi worked first try too! We think you will agree it is a wonderful place to “rest, relax and enjoy!” Thanks Tony!