Lewis Lake Campground | Established Campground
United States
Details
- Verified:
- 8 months ago
- GPS:
- 44.28317, -110.62673
- Altitude:
- 2402.6 masl
- Website:
- None
- Phone:
- None
- Contributor:
-
Los Panamericanos 2016
Amenities
- Electricity:
- No
- Wifi:
- No
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- No
- Showers:
- No
- Water:
- No
- Toilets:
- Pit Toilets
- Big Rig Friendly:
- No
- Tent Friendly:
- Yes
- Pet Friendly:
- Yes
- Sanitation Dump Station:
- No
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Description
First campground in Yellowstone from the South entrance. Seems to be the one that fills up last. Beautiful setting, a lot of mosquitos. You drive the campground looking for a spot without a ticket on the numbered posts. Pit toilets and water available. Every spot has a picnic table and fire pit. One of the smaller campgrounds in Yellowstone.
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Super camping. Nous avons pu trouver un emplacement le soir en arrivant pour 20$. Dans la forêt, possibilité de faire un feu de camp.
Report Check-InBooked here for 3 nights by being fast on recreation.gov two weeks before arriving. The camping itself is basic but is NPS cozy. Everything in Yellowstone is a relatively far drive from here.
Report Check-InSmall national park campground with., Fire rings, Tables, and Pit toilets. Neighbors are close and most sites are not level. The campground is open. Cost is $20 bucks ($10 bucks if you have the senior pass). We arrived there just before 5:00 pm and found someone had just cancelled so we were able to pickup a night on an otherwise no-vacancy campground.
Report Check-InThis campground is definitely open!!! We stayed here for 3 nights. $20/night. You can reserve spots on recreation.gov.
Report Check-InSign out front says campground is closed. The camping area is blocked off.
Report Check-In10/25/21 arrived about 5pm. Two other rigs besides us. By about 7:30 a total of 8. Nice sites not close together. No generators allowed. Glad I had a percolator. Snowed about 2” overnight. Quiet.
Report Check-InSeveral campsites still open when we arrived on a Sunday night at 5PM in late July. Camp hosts onsite. No cell service whatsoever.
Report Check-InFirst come first serve campsite in Yellowstone National Park. Got here on a Monday morning during peak season and there was a surprising number of sites open, $20 a night. I always thought camping in the park was near impossible without a reservation, so this was a very nice surprise.
Report Check-InFirst come first serve camping
Pit toilets
Every camp site has big bear box fire ring and picnic table
We got here a little after 8am Nd still plenty of spots open.
Arrived 10am and lucky a few spots still available. Was full by afternoon. (All other campgrounds fill fast, usually by morning this time of year) $15pn. Nice area only 15 minutes from nearby store/visitor centre etc. NO GEN use however, my neighbours clearly didn’t read the sign and of course camp host was off duty that night.. but otherwise I enjoyed my stay.
Report Check-InNice spot with pit toilets, cold water, and close water access to Lewis lake. Sign says no vehicles over 25ft.
Report Check-InCampsite in the national park, south entrance. Generators not authorised (yeah) and only pit toilets. Nice camp! 15 dollar a night.
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