Some of the best views of the mountain range from where I camped. Like a previous review said, “no pain, no gain.” The road is rough and washed out and if you want a good spot, you’ll have to drive up a few miles. It was a unforgettable experience... Read more

One of the best sites I’ve camped at in Wyoming. The drive from Thermopolis south down 20 through the canyon was gorgeous, then you hit the reservoir. This site is almost on its own little peninsula which was neat. The site I picked was slightly... Read more

The trees here are monstrous beauty’s. The spots are fairly spaced out too. Very easy to get to, plus it’s close to Mount Rainier NP. My site wasn’t on the water ($2 premium) but it wasn’t at the road either. If you stayed on the water, I’m sure... Read more

It’s a nice campsite overall, but not worth the money! It’s $30 per night for “standard” site. The “economy” sites are 5 less, and the “premium” sites are 5 more. In order to camp here you also need the Northwest Forest Pass which tacked on an... Read more

Good campsite close to tower. Definitely nothing special about the site. Had 4G, but it was still incredibly slow. Although the sites were mediocre, it’s the best option near the monument.

Scoria Pit is the hidden gem of North Dakota campgrounds. Just a few miles from Medora and Theodore Roosevelt NP. The sunset was spectacular and the stars were vivid. There was a ton of wildlife at night too which really amplified the experience.... Read more

Great sized spots, clean facilities, and not far from Manchester for local amenities. Great spot that allows dogs too. Unfortunately, they aren’t allowed down at the lake. Highly recommend!