Red Rock RV & Camping Park

We were here to attend the 2023 Lippert Getaway and the staff did an amazing job making sure the park looked it's very best. As we had been here before, the campground (CG) was easy to find, but some people did say that their RV GPS wanted to take them down a dirt road on the other side of Henry Lake. Campers coming to Red Rock RV Park should come in on US-20 to Red Rock Pass Road. Check-in was very thorough, and we were escorted to premium pull-through site 69. Our daily rate reflects Lippert’s special RV rally rate plus two extra days at the full rate averaged out. We stayed here in September 2019, and now, under new ownership, the CG has doubled in sites and added a nice-sized fenced dog park, plus a second laundry and bathroom facility. The water here is very good pressure-wise, and we didn’t need to use our softener. The sites are pretty close together, so try to get an end site to have more yard area. The section we stayed in did not have mature trees, so using the satellite was no problem. The original section, sites 1-54, has many mature trees, so using satellite would be iffy. We got two bars on Verizon, and their WiFi was okay. The CG is about 30 minutes from Yellowstone’s west gate. We did get double charged for a propane tank fill and didn't catch it until after we had departed. I reached out via email with the proof of the double charge and they immediately credited my card. This is a very nice park with awesome views, but their normal rates are really over-priced in our opinion.

Easy access and super friendly staff and campers. We felt very welcomed by the staff and most of the campers were very friendly. Definitely easy access for our smaller airstream, which was a amongst the most giant of RVs. We had a concrete slab with a picnic table and nice fire pit. Dumpsters easy access, same
With showers/bathrooms and laundry. On-site store with some basic items.

Didn’t use their wifi, but starlink worked perfectly there. All the hooks ups, decent fresh water, and sewer hookups at your site. If you have a large rig, this is a great place.

We stayed several nights here while visiting Yellowstone. It is a 30 minute drive from this camp to the west entrance. The town nearby Yellowstone and the "villages" are very busy and congested.

We arrived on opening day. the camp is nearly new, friendly and helpful. there is a store on-site. Hookups were good but the water pressure was very powerful, even with a reducer. We had some problems with the water storage leaking in our Class C but that could be because the site was a little uneven. It was quiet and private. Might be slightly overpriced at $90 a night. And what the heck is a campground fee?

We had a million dollar view surrounded by snow capped mountains. I liked our grassy spot and ample places to walk our dog. Yellowstone advice: arrive at gate before 9 am; avoid holidays and summer vacations; a small car is helpful for parking an maneuvering; expect huge crowds and stay a good distance from the animals. We had bison walking down the road. Don't block the roads just because you want a good picture.

I had a Granola chew me out for feeding an old crow an apple core. Be aware there are fines for feeding animals-- I guess crows count. Geez, it was different when I was there 50 years ago.

We arrived at 5:58p on Sunday and Georgiana and John were still there waiting for us. They close up the office at 6p so we were very grateful. The wifi is great, I was able to get homework and some work done. Everyone is super helpful and willing to make sure your stay is great. I used the laundry 1 time. There is a dollar changer in the room. The area has lots to do and getting to Yellowstone is very easy

My wife and I travel full-time, but we took a four day vacation to Yellowstone and there's nothing really bad to say about the campground... If I recall correctly (I'm writing this five weeks later), the site was level, plenty long for our 38' fifth wheel and truck, and there was free extra parking at the top of the campground. If you have dogs, you'll have PLENTY of trails within walking distance to exercise them before you abandon them to go the park, haha.

The location is about 30-40 minutes from the West entrance of Yellowstone, which is a great little town for shopping, food, and the incredible bear and wolf sanctuary (you must visit!).

Even though the campground is pretty out there, the AT&T and Verizon service was adequate for working from home, streaming from your favorite services, etc. (I was a USMC network engineer). You shouldn't experience any problems as I tested while the campground was pretty much at capacity and during high internet usage times.

All in all, there's nothing to keep you from staying here.

There’s a strict check in time which we arranged travel plans to meet but because of wildlife on roads in Wyoming, we were delayed 2 hours (something we didn’t know to account for). They allowed us to check in late (at 730pm) for an additional $20. WiFi was spotty and cell reception nearly zero, which made it really hard for work/school when we book places ONLY with WiFi access because of this. Overall not an awful stay but nothing amazing either. Hey

Was greeted, checked in and taken to our site by the great staff at Red Rock RV. We stayed in site 75 & 77. We wanted to stay for a few added days and we were lucky enough to grab the spot of a cancelled reservation for a few extra nights.
We stayed in what appeared to be new sites that had nice stamped concrete patios with fire pits. Once the grass grows in it will be awesome. They did not have a specific dog run but plenty of room to walk the dogs.
We did not take advantage of it but there are lots of atv trails in the area, they even rent nice equipment at the office!
You are only 15 minutes from West Yellowstone, right next to Henry Lake, close to Earthquake Lake and other great sights to visit.
A nice laundry facility.
Favorite thing about this location is it was a bit off the highway, quiet and great views from the campground.
Verizon service was always at least 3 bars.
Not any negatives to report.

We came for the quiet that they promote. You even need to arrive before 6 pm for the comfort of other campers.
Why did they allow a large class A next to us use a generator most of our stay? And moved him from a site to the left of us then right next door to us? He knew he had had electrical
Hook up problems for some time..Day, early evening, late. Night... park knew of it also.why promote your location as serene and respectful to nature when this LOUD humming is allowed? Should mention on website that it’s permitted so we can avoid if it bothers us, and it did.