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Camping In National Parks Bighorn Canyon National Park Bighorn Canyon National Park is an incredible National Park located in southern Montana. The powerful canyon which was formed by millions of years of water erosion from the blue ribbon Bighorn River will force solitude and peace on you with every step you take on one of the many trails. Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone National Park is the gem of America's outdoors where grizzly bears live and grow and geological formations are abundant and mind blowing. This national park is located in northwest Wyoming and is a breathtaking natural wonder that everyone should experience once in there lives. Return to Top of Page Camping In Wilderness Areas Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness The United States Congress designated the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness in 1978 and it now has a total of 943,626 acres. Montana contains approximately 920,343 acres. Wyoming contains approximately 23,283 acres. North Absaroka Wilderness The United States Congress designated the North Absaroka Wilderness in 1964 and it now has a total of 350,488 acres. The entire wilderness is in Wyoming. Washakie Wilderness The United States Congress designated the Washakie Wilderness in 1964 and it now has a total of 704,274 acres. The entire wilderness is in Wyoming. Return to Top of Page Public RV, Developed Newton Creek Campground Newton Creek Campground is situated in a park-like setting of Douglas fir and cottonwood. There are a total of 31 sites with a maximum spur of 22 feet. Three Mile Campground Three Mile Campground is situated in a park-like setting with views of volcanic peaks. There are a total of 29 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Wapiti Campground Wapiti Campground is open area with views of Absaroka Mountain peaks and volcanic cliffs on Sweetwater and Shoshone Rivers. There are a total of 41 sites with a maximum spur of 22 feet. Return to Top of Page Public RV, Primitive Big Game Campground Big Game Campground is set among willows and cottonwood near volcanic cliffs and the Shoshone River. There are a total of 16 sites with a maximum spur of 32 feet. Brown Mountain Campground Brown Mountain Campground is set in a park-like area in Wood River Corridor. There are a total of 7 sites with a maximum spur of 65 feet. Clearwater Campground Clearwater Campground is set in a park-like area with open views of Absaroka Mountain peaks and volcanic cliffs on Shoshone River. There are a total of 34 sites with a maximum spur of 32 feet. Dead Indian Campground Dead Indian Campground is situated in a park-like setting in a valley; with views of the Clarks Fork Canyon area. There are a total of 12 sites with a maximum spur of 32 feet. Deer Creek Campground Deer Creek Campground is in an open setting with views of the Absaroka Mountain peaks. There are a total of 7 sites with a maximum spur of 16 feet. Eagle Creek Campground Eagle Creek Campground is set in a park-like setting with little underbrush. There are a total of 20 sites with a maximum spur of 22 feet. Elk Fork Campground Elk Fork Campground is in an open area with views of Absaroka Mountain peaks and volcanic cliffs on Shoshone River. There are a total of 13 sites with a maximum spur of 22 feet. Jack Creek Campground Jack Creek Campground is situated in a park-like grove of lodgepole pine. There are a total of 11 sites with a maximum spur of 22 feet. Lower Paint Rock Campground Lower Paint Rock Campground is set in a stand of pine adjacent to Lower Paintrock Lake. There are a total of 4 sites with a maximum spur of 60 feet. Medicine Lodge Campground Medicine Lodge Campground is overlooking Upper Medicine Lodge Lake and meadows located in a stand of pine. There are a total of 8 sites with a maximum spur of 55 feet. Porcupine Campground Porcupine Campground is located in lodgepole pine stand with views of Porcupine Creek. There are a total of 16 sites with a maximum spur of 60 feet. Ranger Creek Campground Ranger Creek Campground is in a stand of lodgepole pine and spruce with views down Canyon and meadows. There are a total of 11 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Shell Creek Campground Shell Creek Campground is on Shell Creek in a stand of lodgepole pine and aspen adjoining a large meadow. There are a total of 11 sites with a maximum spur of 60 feet. Upper Paint Rock Campground Upper Paint Rock Campground is set in a lodgepole pine stand. There are a total of 4 sites with a maximum spur of 60 feet. Wood River Campground Wood River Campground is in a forest setting with the Wood River adjacent to campground. There are a total of 5 sites with a maximum spur of 30 feet. Return to Top of Page Public Tent, Developed Newton Creek Campground Newton Creek Campground is situated in a park-like setting of Douglas fir and cottonwood. There are a total of 31 sites with a maximum spur of 22 feet. Three Mile Campground Three Mile Campground is situated in a park-like setting with views of volcanic peaks. There are a total of 29 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Wapiti Campground Wapiti Campground is open area with views of Absaroka Mountain peaks and volcanic cliffs on Sweetwater and Shoshone Rivers. There are a total of 41 sites with a maximum spur of 22 feet. Return to Top of Page Public Tent, Primitive Big Game Campground Big Game Campground is set among willows and cottonwood near volcanic cliffs and the Shoshone River. There are a total of 16 sites with a maximum spur of 32 feet. Brown Mountain Campground Brown Mountain Campground is set in a park-like area in Wood River Corridor. There are a total of 7 sites with a maximum spur of 65 feet. Clearwater Campground Clearwater Campground is set in a park-like area with open views of Absaroka Mountain peaks and volcanic cliffs on Shoshone River. There are a total of 34 sites with a maximum spur of 32 feet. Dead Indian Campground Dead Indian Campground is situated in a park-like setting in a valley; with views of the Clarks Fork Canyon area. There are a total of 12 sites with a maximum spur of 32 feet. Deer Creek Campground Deer Creek Campground is in an open setting with views of the Absaroka Mountain peaks. There are a total of 7 sites with a maximum spur of 16 feet. Eagle Creek Campground Eagle Creek Campground is set in a park-like setting with little underbrush. There are a total of 20 sites with a maximum spur of 22 feet. Elk Fork Campground Elk Fork Campground is in an open area with views of Absaroka Mountain peaks and volcanic cliffs on Shoshone River. There are a total of 13 sites with a maximum spur of 22 feet. Jack Creek Campground Jack Creek Campground is situated in a park-like grove of lodgepole pine. There are a total of 11 sites with a maximum spur of 22 feet. Lower Paint Rock Campground Lower Paint Rock Campground is set in a stand of pine adjacent to Lower Paintrock Lake. There are a total of 4 sites with a maximum spur of 60 feet. Medicine Lodge Campground Medicine Lodge Campground is overlooking Upper Medicine Lodge Lake and meadows located in a stand of pine. There are a total of 8 sites with a maximum spur of 55 feet. Porcupine Campground Porcupine Campground is located in lodgepole pine stand with views of Porcupine Creek. There are a total of 16 sites with a maximum spur of 60 feet. Ranger Creek Campground Ranger Creek Campground is in a stand of lodgepole pine and spruce with views down Canyon and meadows. There are a total of 11 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Shell Creek Campground Shell Creek Campground is on Shell Creek in a stand of lodgepole pine and aspen adjoining a large meadow. There are a total of 11 sites with a maximum spur of 60 feet. Trail Creek Campground Trail Creek Campground is located in open with some trees along Trail Creek on the road to Barry's Landing. There are a total of 12 sites. Upper Paint Rock Campground Upper Paint Rock Campground is set in a lodgepole pine stand. There are a total of 4 sites with a maximum spur of 60 feet. Wood River Campground Wood River Campground is in a forest setting with the Wood River adjacent to campground. There are a total of 5 sites with a maximum spur of 30 feet. Return to Top of Page RV, Developed Canyon Campground Canyon Campground located in the Yellowstone National Forest is located at 7,900 feet close to the Yellowstone River. This campground is the perfect getaway for anyone who admires the majesty of nature. Fishing Bridge RV Campground Fishing Bridge RV Campground is located in Yellow Stone National Park on the grassy northern shore of Yellowstone Lake where you can bring your RV and camp in style and comfort while still enjoying the great outdoors of the beautiful Yellowstone National Park. Indian Creek Campground Indian Creek Campground gives you a taste of old Yellowstone without the developed nature of the other campgrounds located in the park. This campground has 70 campsites where you can set up tent or bring your RV (spur of 40 feet is the maximum Lewis Lake Campground Lewis Lake Campground gives you a taste of old Yellowstone without the developed nature of the other campgrounds located in the park. This campground has 85 campsites where you can set up tent or bring your RV (spur of 25 feet is the maximum). Mammoth Campground Mammoth Campground is located in the Yellowstone National Park at an elevation of 6,200 feet and is the perfect spot for camping with family and friends. The Historic Fort of Yellowstone is located close to the campground and will provide for a very interesting experience. Norris Campground Norris Campground is located in the Yellowstone National Park at an elevation of 7,500 feet and is the perfect spot for camping with family and friends. The Norris Geyser Basin is a short walk away from the campground and is a beautiful natural wonder. Pebble Creek Campground Pebble Creek Campground gives you a taste of old Yellowstone without the developed nature of the other campgrounds located in the park. Enjoy the beauty of Yellowstone without getting crowded out. This campground is small and secluded. Slough Creek Campground Slough Creek Campground is located in the Yellowstone National Park at an elevation of 6,250 feet and is the perfect spot for camping with family and friends. This is a small primitive campground but is very popular so remember to come early to get a spot! Tower Fall Campground Tower Fall Campground is located in the Yellowstone National Park at an elevation of 6,600 feet and is the perfect spot for camping with family and friends. This is a small primitive campground but is very popular so remember to come early to get a spot! Return to Top of Page Tent, Developed Bridge Bay Campground Bridge Bay Campground is located in the Yellowstone National Park at an elevation of 7,800 feet and is the perfect spot for lakeside camping with family and friends. Yellowstone National Park offers an incredibly unique and beautiful outdoor experience for everyone. Canyon Campground Canyon Campground located in the Yellowstone National Forest is located at 7,900 feet close to the Yellowstone River. This campground is the perfect getaway for anyone who admires the majesty of nature. Grant Campground Grant Campground is located in the Yellowstone National Park at an elevation of 7,800 feet and is the perfect spot for lakeside camping with family and friends. Yellowstone National Park offers an incredibly unique and beautiful outdoor experience for everyone. Indian Creek Campground Indian Creek Campground gives you a taste of old Yellowstone without the developed nature of the other campgrounds located in the park. This campground has 70 campsites where you can set up tent or bring your RV (spur of 40 feet is the maximum Lewis Lake Campground Lewis Lake Campground gives you a taste of old Yellowstone without the developed nature of the other campgrounds located in the park. This campground has 85 campsites where you can set up tent or bring your RV (spur of 25 feet is the maximum). Madison Campground Madison Campground is located in the Yellowstone National Park at an elevation of 6,800 feet and is the perfect spot for lakeside camping with family and friends. Mammoth Campground Mammoth Campground is located in the Yellowstone National Park at an elevation of 6,200 feet and is the perfect spot for camping with family and friends. The Historic Fort of Yellowstone is located close to the campground and will provide for a very interesting experience. Norris Campground Norris Campground is located in the Yellowstone National Park at an elevation of 7,500 feet and is the perfect spot for camping with family and friends. The Norris Geyser Basin is a short walk away from the campground and is a beautiful natural wonder. Pebble Creek Campground Pebble Creek Campground gives you a taste of old Yellowstone without the developed nature of the other campgrounds located in the park. Enjoy the beauty of Yellowstone without getting crowded out. This campground is small and secluded. Slough Creek Campground Slough Creek Campground is located in the Yellowstone National Park at an elevation of 6,250 feet and is the perfect spot for camping with family and friends. This is a small primitive campground but is very popular so remember to come early to get a spot! Tower Fall Campground Tower Fall Campground is located in the Yellowstone National Park at an elevation of 6,600 feet and is the perfect spot for camping with family and friends. This is a small primitive campground but is very popular so remember to come early to get a spot! Return to Top of Page

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