
Tower Fall Campground
Overview
About This Campground
Tower Fall Campground sits at 6,600 feet on the north side of the Dunraven Pass approach, near Tower Fall and the General Store. It hosts 31 sites, primarily for tents with a handful of smaller RV spots; there are no hookups and generators are banned. The loop road is steep and winding, with a hairpin curve that rewards careful driving. Bear country rules require proper food storage, and showers are not on-site; potable water spigots are seasonal, and Roosevelt Lodge offers showers a short dr...
Highlights
✅ BOOK IF: You have a smaller RV (up to 30 ft) and want a tent-friendly, bear-country Yellowstone base near Tower Fall; you don’t need hookups. ❌ SKIP IF: You require full hookups, on-site showers, or a larger RV (over 30 ft).
Primarily tent sites; some smaller RV sites
Tower Fall overlook nearby; forest views from some sites
Tower Fall, Tower Fall General Store, Roosevelt Lodge dining and horseback riding, Lamar Valley
Family Friendly
Family-friendly hikes to Tower Fall overlook; Lamar Valley wildlife viewing nearby; prepare for bear country with proper storage
Best Time to Visit
Late May to mid-September; book early due to high demand
Camping Tips
- Bring a water jug; seasonal water spigots require planning
- No generators; keep noise to a minimum
- Bear safety: store food in bear lockers
- Steep approach and hairpin loop; plan around a 30' max RV
RV Driver Intel
RVs up to 30 ft can manage the paved entrance and loop; approach with caution due to steep, winding roads and the hairpin inside the campground; choose a site on the outer edge if available to ease maneuvering; prepare for gravel/pitched sites and no hookups
Functional basecamp rather than a secluded forest retreat; you are close to amenities (general store) and wildlife habitats; privacy is modest and site spacing is tight
Showers are not on-site; Roosevelt Lodge offers showers about 2 miles away; no on-site laundry information available
What Campers Say
Tower Fall Campground is a popular, no-frills base inside Yellowstone. Basic facilities meet needs for tent campers and smaller RVs, with easy access to Tower Falls and Lamar Valley for wildlife watching. Expect limited privacy, a steep approach, and no on-site showers; plan a short drive to Roosevelt Lodge for showers.
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