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Buffalo Bill/North Shore Bay
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
david lamberti
Another beautiful stop along the Yellowstone trail headed from Cody WY to the park. There are several types of camping and RV spots available for a decent cost.
Lorrie Kalmbach-Ehlers
We stayed in the Lakeshore part of the park and our site was right on the water. The view was worth a million dollars! The park was clean, with lots of garbage cans throughout. The sites were nicely spaced apart and each had a nice gravel patio area. We had a small path that led to the waters edge. The water is definitely rocky along the shore so swimming would be difficult. We only saw a ranger once pass through so not a lot of staff around. We camped at Buffalo Bill State Park in a 36’ Fifth Wheel and had plenty of room. Having sewer would have bumped the rating to 5 star!
Jenevieve Hornsby
The Buffalo Bill State Park and Reservoir are absolutely wonderful. We have an annual pass and in the warmer months go at least since a week (on either the North or South Fork sides. The gate attendant is always kind as are the rangers. The views are incredible, water is cold and refreshing for a quick dip. We’ve had success fishing with our friends’ kids here. Overall a great place for all sorts of outdoor endeavors. Picnicking, kayaking, driftwood building, fishing, relaxing, grilling, sunbathing. You can do it all. Spend a few hours or a few days.
Rebecca Inman
Easily one of our go to camping spots year after year! Clean facilities, clean campground, close to Cody & Yellowstone!
ChickyDoodleAnnie
This was a great place to stay for visiting the Cody Stampede Rodeo, and then on to Yellowstone. The setting was beautiful and the park/campground was clean and well-maintained, as usual for state parks. I knocked one star off because the tent pitch I had was hard and barren. There was no grass on the pitch and it was surrounded by a fence. I think the fence was to help block the strong winds coming off the lake, but it did block the view. And I couldn't get tent stakes in the ground, so I had to find rocks. I stayed in the very last pitch, to the southeast, which gave me unobstructed views and access to the lake once outisde the fence. That was lovely. The pitch itself wasn't great for tent camping, but the place overall was very nice. I'd still rather stay there on a hard pitch out in nature than in a hotel in town.