Yellowstone Park / West Gate KOA Holiday
Indoor pool inside a rustic log-cabin hall with turquoise water, ladders, and windows, Yellowstone National Park.
Cozy log cabin bedroom in Yellowstone National Park with exposed pine walls, a blue bed, and a doorway to a small study.
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Yellowstone Park / West Gate KOA Holiday

Camping★★★★☆
Last Updated: January 2026

Overview

About This Campground

Alright, plan in hand. Yellowstone Park / West Gate KOA Holiday sits about 6 miles from the West Entrance and offers RV sites, cabins, and tent sites on grass or gravel pads. Full hookups are available on many RV sites, with some sites offering patios; cabins include bathrooms and kitchens in the Deluxe options. There’s an indoor heated pool, playgrounds, bike rentals, and a camp store to keep the family comfortable, plus strong bear-safety rules and on-site waste management. You’ll find ...

Highlights

Site Types

RV sites, cabins, tent sites

Scenic Views

Forest and hillside views

Nearby Attractions

West Yellowstone town; Yellowstone West Entrance ~6 miles away

Family Friendly

Kid-friendly KOA with pool, playgrounds, KampK9 dog park, and many kid-oriented activities

Best Time to Visit

May–October; expect peak crowds mid-summer

Camping Tips

  • Book six months ahead
  • Bring bear storage gear
  • Pack warm layers
  • Expect crowds in peak season
  • KOA Rewards saves 10%
  • Water is available via spigots; carry a jug if you’re unsure

RV Driver Intel

The Setup

Arrival at KOA office, pick a site with pull-through or back-in options; internal roads are gravel and paved; plan for hillside sites with steps or gradual grades; set up in shaded areas if possible; verify site length before parking long rigs

The Vibe

Functional basecamp near a national park. Clean, convenient, and family-friendly, but not a secluded wilderness escape.

Bath & Laundry

Bathrooms provide flush toilets with lighting and are well maintained. Showers are clean with good water pressure and plentiful hot water, though some shower floors may be dated—wear flip-flops. Potable water spigots are available; an on-site dump station serves RV waste. Bear-proof dumpsters are provided for trash, and firewood is sold at the store. The on-site store stocks essentials, local items, and fudge. Cellular service can be spotty; provider details aren’t specified.

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