Reviews

Pam Meineke

Cool walk with my dog down to the river. Beautiful views.

Beth Rekoske

The view of the Shoshone River is just amazing! We hiked in May and it was super windy but no complaints. Great walk and easily marked, also had a bathroom. It had lots of little benches to take in the views.

Mikiko Boyle

This trail is very close to the downtown Cody, only a few minutes drive to their parking spots. Nice and eaay walk. We walked some side trails away from the main trails to see the river. The small side trails can be harder walk. There is one bathroom in the park.

Victoria Huerta

It was a lovely walk/loop with a cute path down to the magnificent Shoshone River. Plentiful parking for my 23 foot motorhome, gravel witch helped since it had rained a lot the night before.

Richard Wright

Not open for the public was cleaning

Anaise Morgan (Appraiser)

Used to stay here often when my kids were little, it has been closed alot lately and Im hoping that they open soon, we like the hookups. The mosquitoes are very huge in wet years but otherwise very nice campground especially for littles.

Dawn Garcia

Super overlook of the river and then you walk right down to it. I've only seen 0-4 other people on the trail when hiking early or later in the day. Lots of bird diversity including nesting (in the boxes provided) mountain bluebird, violet green swallows and tree swallows. Look for the cliff swallows nesting in a big colony on the cliff face opposite the park. Even has a bathroom (that could have been cleaner), doggie bags and fishing line recycling. Lots of flowers!

Erica Szeyller

We had a confusing experience with this campground. It appeared to be closed (there was a gate partially blocking the entrance and there was not information on how to pay upon entering) however there were a number of RVs using sites within. We ended up using another campground for the night. The campground did have nice views of the surrounding mountains and is relatively convenient to the Lamar Valley in Yellowstone.

Scott Sery

We tried to camp at the Chief Joseph Campground near Cooke City, but it was closed. When we asked in town they said any nearby campground is closed to tent camping because the bears eat people. So we went a few miles away to Fox Creek in Wyoming. We didn't get eaten. Plus it was really nice and the bathrooms were super clean.

darren kreth

we camped here 20 years ago. beautiful area! we actually like this part a little more than Yellowstone, because it's not so crowded.the Beartooth Highway is awesome!