Shoshone/Falls

Jody Derington

Such a great spot! Easy access off the highway, large sites, trees & views, short hike to a waterfall, doggie (or human) swimming hole at the entrance to the trail. Electricity in loop A. B sites are primitive. Bill was a great host in loop A.

Fern

Very clean pit toilets. Friendly camp host as always However, they now allow off road vehicles IN the campground. 3rd summer coming here. First time seeing this nonsense. Not peaceful here like it used to be. Noise and dust from off road vehicle. Signs clearly state no off road vehicles when entering campground, but this couple from Utah could care less and complaining to camp host did zero. So I guess bring your toys here. Scaring off any wildlife with these obnoxious toys and tranquility that campers should enjoy in the National Forest. I won’t be back. $30/night electric $20/night dry camping No water in dry loop

Kylie McChesney

Great campground with some incredibly spacious sites. Had some wildlife come into the campsite, so keep everything locked up. Female moose came sniffing around the tent as well as a raccoon looking for food.

Julie Buker

This beautiful falls was quite a surprise. We expected to see something off the beaten path, which we seek out while traveling. The campground and falls was amazing. We did not stay in the campground, we just passed through. The trail back to the falls is easy and beautiful. The falls, I would rate as much prettier than the Hidden Falls in Grand Teton National park, and much easier to get to. We were there in September and there was only one other car in the falls parking lot. Awesome!

Melissa Day - Inspire Realty Group

Stunning location with great camp hosts. We stayed in #11 in the Electric loop. Phenomenal location. 9,000 elevation so please prepare for Altitude prior to going.