Top Camping Destinations
This selection covers diverse camping options across Wyoming’s wilderness, including full-hookup RV parks in Cody and Yellowstone National Park’s Fishing Bridge, which exclusively accommodates hard-sided units due to grizzly activity. The list features developed sites in the Bridger-Teton National Forest near the Snake River Canyon and remote backcountry sites in the Thorofare region, known as the most remote area in the contiguous United States. Campers can access sites near Yellowstone Lake, the Buffalo Fork River, and the high-elevation landscapes of the Bighorn Mountains.
A Grant Village Campground
Located on the southwestern shore of Yellowstone Lake, this campground offers over 400 sites and serves as a base for exploring the West Thumb Geyser Basin.
Cody KOA
Private campground offering full hookups, tent sites, and cabins, featuring a swimming pool and shuttle service to the Cody Night Rodeo.
Ponderosa Campground
Full-service RV park in Cody featuring Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, and proximity to the Buffalo Bill Center of the West.
Boulder Park Campground
High-elevation campground in the Bighorn National Forest situated along the Cloud Peak Skyway near Ten Sleep Creek.
Fishing Bridge RV Park
Yellowstone’s only RV park with full hookups; restricted to hard-sided units only to protect campers from local grizzly bear populations.
Turpin Meadow Campground
Located in the Bridger-Teton National Forest near the Buffalo Fork River, offering access to the Teton Wilderness.
Lynx Creek Campground
Small, primitive campground in the Bridger-Teton National Forest providing access to hiking trails and fishing in the Greys River area.
Murphy Creek Campground
Forest Service campground located along the Greys River Road, used primarily for fishing and hunting access.
Wolf Creek Campground
Situated in the Snake River Canyon, this site offers proximity to whitewater rafting and fly fishing opportunities.
Hobble Creek Campground
Remote campground in the Bridger-Teton National Forest near the headwaters of the Greys River.
Cottonwood Lake Group Campground
Group-specific site near Cottonwood Lake, providing access to boating, fishing, and hiking in the Salt River Range.
Cottonwood Lake Campground
Standard campground located at 7,000 feet elevation near Cottonwood Lake, featuring a boat ramp and fishing docks.
Swift Creek Campground
Located near Afton, this site provides access to the Periodic Spring, one of only three rhythmic springs in the world.
Hams Fork Campground
Situated near the Hams Fork River, this high-country campground is used for trout fishing and exploring the southern Bridger-Teton forest.
Gowdy Camp
Backcountry site in the remote Thorofare region of Yellowstone National Park, accessible only by foot or horseback.
East Confluence
Remote backcountry campsite located near the confluence of the Yellowstone River and Thorofare Creek.
South Thorofare
Primitive backcountry site in the southeastern corner of Yellowstone, part of the most remote wilderness in the lower 48 states.
North Thorofare
High-wilderness backcountry site located along the Thorofare Trail near the Yellowstone National Park boundary.
Mariposa Lake
Backcountry campsite situated near a high-altitude lake in the southern reaches of Yellowstone National Park.
Yellowstone Meadows
Remote backcountry location in the upper Yellowstone River valley, known for wildlife viewing and extreme isolation.
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