
Set on a hillside at 6,200 ft, Mammoth Campground offers RV and tent sites with fire rings and picnic tables. Water spigots are scattered throughout, but there are no on-site showers; Gardiner provides the nearest public showers about 5 miles away. A Bear country campground with 85 sites, it stays busy in peak season and you should book far in advance on Recreation.gov. Trails to Mammoth Hot Springs are nearby, and quiet evenings are common—though a few late arrivals have been noted.
RV sites, Tent sites
Expansive views from some sites
Mammoth Hot Springs; Gardiner; Yellowstone attractions within short drive
Flush toilets; kid-friendly; quiet hours; be bear-aware
Summer to early fall; book six months out
Most sites are pull-through; some back-in; internal roads paved; expect some leveling on gravel pads; limit of 3 vehicles; winter length may affect site choice
Functional basecamp with hillside charm; not a resort, but clean, quiet, and close to Mammoth area
No on-site showers; nearest Gardiner showers; flush toilets; no on-site laundry
RV sites, Tent sites
Hiking, fishing, wildlife viewing, ranger programs (seasonal); nearby Mammoth Hot Springs trails
Recreation.gov (Booking: Reservations up to six months in advance on a rolling basis)
Pets Allowed - Leashed (6 feet max); not allowed on trails or boardwalks
Address
Mammoth Campground, N Entrance Rd, Mammoth, WY 82190, USA
To Park Entrance
Approximately 5 miles south of the North Entrance at Gardiner, MT
Elevation
6200 feet (1890 m)
Based on 250 Google reviews
Franziska Altenkirch
Wonderful quiet campground perfectly settled in the nature. James and his wife are incredible campsite hosts and always there if assistance is needed. Bathrooms are modern and new and heated.
chez San
This is inside Yellowstone national park. Everything is well set up. Many wild animal hang around you. Perfect place to camp.
Matthew Conelly
Great campground, well maintained. Hosts are friendly and amenities are great. Only issue I take is generator hours shutting you down at 8pm. Better have good batteries or solar generator to get you through the evening. Bathrooms were great. Make sure to obey bear rules, otherwise they will cite you. Traveling buddy almost got on 10 campsites away for leaving his grill out while he filled up on water. Otherwise great location, real close to Gardiner. Kind of a windy road but it has stuff if you need it.
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Yes. Bear country; store food properly and use bear boxes.
No hookups at Mammoth Campground.
No; nearest dump station is in Gardiner, MT.
Cell service exists but varies by carrier; no campground Wi-Fi.
Reservations open up to six months in advance on Recreation.gov.
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