Rainbow Point | Established Campground

United States

Details

Verified:
8 months ago
Altitude:
1992.0 masl
Website:
None
Phone:
None
Contributor:
sonnenschmunzler

Amenities

Electricity:
Yes - At Sites
Wifi:
No
Kitchen:
No
Restaurant:
No
Showers:
No
Water:
Potable
Toilets:
Pit Toilets
Big Rig Friendly:
Yes
Tent Friendly:
Yes
Pet Friendly:
Yes
Sanitation Dump Station:
Unknown

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Description

Campground run by US Department of Agriculture and Forest Services. 4 loops with spacious serviced and unserviced sites (23/16 USD). In high season with campground host. Well maintained, clean toilets, fire rings and tables. Directly at the lake with beach and boat launch.
Close to West Yellowstone and good alternative to full campgrounds in the park especially when visiting the areas of Norris and Old Faithful.

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Big campsite with four loops and about 20 sites each.

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This campground is about 15 minutes from the west entrance to Yellowstone National Park. We stayed at this campground the last weekend it will be open for 2022 and it was quiet with only a handful of campers and only the “A” and “B” loops being open. A loop is non electric and B loop has electric. From reading google reviews, it sounds like this campground is busy during the summer months but not bad at the end of September. We would stay here again.

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This place was open. Reservations made on Recreation.gov. Nice place, quite, nice view of lake close to town and Yellowstone.

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This place is permanently closed.

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--Travelingoutsidethebaatz--
We stayed in D3 for three days.
As described above. Very nice campground run by the National Forest Department. The camp host onsite are friendly and helpful. They do accept N.P. access passes so the site was only $10 per night for us. Fire pits, beach access, boat launch, clean out toilets.
The last section of road was gravel, but in good condition. The campsite loops do have pot holes but nothing to worry about, sedans we doing just fine.
There are 4 different loops.
Loop A - First come only cannot not reserve (Non Electric)
Loop B - Electrical sites probably best for big rigs
Loop C - Electrical sites and can be reserved.
Loop D - No Electric sites that can be reserved. these are larger than A

A great spot to stay just outside the Park.

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Nice well maintained campground. We could not get a place in the park our first week so we stayed here several days. Need to keep clean as bears have been in campground.

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Medium sized to large campground with beach access and boat launch to Grayling Arm lake. $40 electric/$20 non-electric sites. Pit toilets clean and not smelly. Fire ring, picnic table, pull thru and back in available. natural source and drinking water available. Sites were well maintained. roads through out the campground are quite pitted, so be careful when driving in.

This campground was very crowded and quite noisy during our visit. Neighbors were not very considerate with their children. Overall, nice place.

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nice campground in the trees at hebgen lake. pit toilets, dumpsters, boat launch and beach access. picnic tables and fire rings at each site. friendly camp hosts.

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Campground run by US Department of Agriculture and Forest Services. 4 loops with spacious serviced and unserviced sites (23/16 USD). In high season with campground host. Well maintained, clean toilets, fire rings and tables. Directly at the lake with beach and boat launch.
Close to West Yellowstone and good alternative to full campgrounds in the park especially when visiting the areas of Norris and Old Faithful.

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