Yellowstone's Edge RV Park

Beautiful spot bridge construction during my stay.
#23 through a call in reservation only take MC or Visa. $80 for 1 night multiple nights come with discounts: Good Sams, military
Love the spots #23 I s a drive through with utilities located for user ease. Each spot was staggered enough that your not bothered by sewers! Also each has a great grass area! Each evening is a group camp fire for comrade & s’mores!

We’re on our way to Alaska and found this out of the way place next to the Yellowstone river. Close sites but level, staff and facilities are great. The reason I wouldn’t stay here again is the cost for a place to lay my head so far off of the main highway. If I spend this much it better be in a state park, I guess you pay for convenience like showers and laundry, which we needed to do. Road from 90 is all under construction.

We stayed here for 1 night in mid-September 2021 in a 25' motorhome. The RV park was very clean and well maintained. Our site backed right up to the Yellowstone River which was beautiful. Site S12 was very level and had grass and a picnic table. The sites are a bit close together, but since we only stayed for 1 night, that wasn't an issue. I think next time we would try someplace closer to I90.

I will preface this by saying that we prefer solitude when we camp, so we typically only stay in RV parks when passing through to a more remote spot, or we just need full hookups. We chose to stay at Yellowstone's Edge on our way into Yellowstone, after reading the reviews here, and we were very pleased with our choice. The campground is very well maintained, and the restroom/shower/laundry facilities are updated and squeaky clean. The setting is beautiful, literally on the edge of the Yellowstone river, with expansive views of the mountains to the east. The staff were very helpful and friendly, there was a nightly campfire in front of the office that was enjoyed by quite a few campers, and the store was very nice. Not to mention that they sell hand-dipped ice cream with a selection of flavors. There is also a lot of grass for walking pets, plus trees for shade and to help separate the sites.

The only real knock is that the campground is right next to Hwy 89, and there is a bit of road noise. The price of the convenient location. The campground is a touch pricey, but we felt it was worth the price.

Our two July nights at Yellowstone's Edge RV Park were great. We had reservations, but I wish we had acted sooner so we could have gotten a river-front site. The park itself was super clean, laundry room was great, purchasing evening ice cream was delish. They operate a little store on-site, which came in handy for us since I'd forgotten to pack mustard. :) All hookups were convenient and worked great. Staff was very helpful and friendly. A woman named Debbie escorted us to our site following our check-in. The first evening there were some super-noisy campers right behind us blasting music on their outside tv, but after a few hours of that, they evidently were shut down. It didn't happen any more. If we were to go back, I'd probably only stay there if we could stay in a river-front site -- at least for more than an overnight stop. I know...I'm spoiled!

It wasn't too bad a drive down Hwy 89 to the north entrance of Yellowstone. Hitting Yellowstone early in the morning (5:30-7:30a) or in the evening (6:30-8:30p) is key for being able to enjoy it without the crowds. When anything says they open in the park at 8a (e.g., Mammoth Springs), it only means retail (or whatever) in that area, it doesn't mean the actual site itself. At the north entrance you pretty much enter at Mammoth, then it's not more than 45 minutes to an hour to Lamar Valley (depending on traffic) where you're likely to see early-morning wildlife. Rather than just looking for lots of cars pulled over (where presumably everyone's viewing something), look for cameras or spotting scopes on tripods -- those are folks who know what they're looking at and have spotted something awesome!

Great location on Yellowstone River. Very convenient to Paradise Valley activities. Staff was active and cared. Bath and shower area modern and spotless. Campsites were very well maintained. It is near Rt 89 but road noise was not a big issue. Good WiFi. One of the nicest campgrounds we have seen. Even homemade ice cream in the office. If we could give more than 5 stars for cleanliness we would.