Targhee USFS Dispersed Camping | Wild Camping
United States
Details
- Verified:
- 9 months ago
- GPS:
- 44.66899, -111.31591
- Altitude:
- 2088.9 masl
- Website:
- None
- Contributor:
-
dwcromer
Amenities
- Electricity:
- No
- Wifi:
- Yes - Slow
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- No
- Showers:
- No
- Water:
- No
- Toilets:
- No
- Big Rig Friendly:
- No
- Tent Friendly:
- Yes
- Pet Friendly:
- Yes
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Description
iOverlander cannot verify if wild camping is permitted at this location. It is your responsibility to verify local laws or obtain consent before staying the night.
Multiple sites along this short road. Most could fit RV's. Great single hammock spot feet from the creek where the road dead ends. 4G cell service. ATT 3 bars. Verizon 1-3 bars and LTE cell service.
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Great area to be setup close to West Yellowstone. Good Verizon with cell booster. Many sites along FS57. We stayed at a lower site two nights then moved to the Targhee Trail trailhead for better views. The road can be a bit mucky with rain. If you get a chance, take a hike on the beautiful Targhee Trail.
Report Check-Inbeautiful place
a lot of spot and other person
no noise, no issue
feel safe
Road here was really bumpy and hard with our 2wd promaster. Most spots were filled around 5 when we got there, but we found one deep within, not very level. Ok for a night
Report Check-InBeautiful spot. Creek is cold, trees to hang a hammock, a fire ring, and bear box!
Report Check-InMultiple spots as others have said. At the back, there’s about two pull up spots then one more tent spot over the closed bridge along the creek. Working remote and the 1-3bars of lte work good enough. Close to town if you need anything.
Report Check-InAwesome dispersed camping. felt safe and private as a solo traveler. watch out for moose!
Report Check-InRoad to get in has piles of gravel next to the hill, causing the road to be very narrow, it is still very bumpy and full of potholes. Very quiet at 8:05p.m. About 20 miles from Yellowstone West Entrance.
Report Check-InCame all the way to the end of the road. Right next to the creek in my pop-up camper. At a spot where someone left a live fire going. Good news I didn’t have to start a fire I just had to move the sticks. Bad news,Still plenty of idiots out here. Also, no poop smell.😂
Report Check-InBit of a bumpy gravel road with some big rocks, but our van made it down to the end without a problem. Several spots along the road, many with fire rings. Some small, some larger lots, and a few forested while others with open views. Stayed two nights and loved it, car camping and then tent camping by the water.
Report Check-InGreat dispersed location. Went all the way to the creek at the end but decided to return half way to this spot as it was smelling too much like horse poop over there but it did look good and calm. The spot we chose is Quiet, safe and other camper around. poop there. I
Report Check-InThere's numerous locations along this forest service rd 053. Large spots for groups and single spots also. We were here for labor day weekend and spots available. Mainly forested sites, but there were some on the edge with open views. Nice road 053, and spots are from 100- 300' off the road. We're in a 25' class C and we saw plenty of 5th wheels and campers upwards to 40'.
Report Check-InTarghee trailhead camping. There are multiple spots along the road in. Very picturesque with wildflowers rampant.
The trail itself is a 6 mile singletrack MTB ride that connects up to the CDT.
Report Check-InMultiple sites along this short road. Most could fit RV's. Great single hammock spot feet from the creek where the road dead ends. 4G cell service.
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nfs land outside of Yellowstone. nice for a few nights while exploring the area. a little buggy and wet but near a creek so no surprise there. stayed 2 nights.
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