Reviews

Charles Pulse

Update to my review. Well decided to drop to a one star after seeing their response. But I will say they changed their website to 40 foot pull through🤣. Still doesn’t change they didn’t give me a big enough space. And I guarantee other reviews with 5 star rating were wrote by their family members. Just look at the other reviews. When my wife and I reserved a spot we specified we had a 40 foot toyhauler. Web sight said pull through spots are 60 feet. When we got there the spot we had was not 60 feet let alone 40 feet. There was barely any room for our slides. My trailer took the entire spot and had to get creative on parking our pickup. They told us we could park it in the hotel parking lot. No thanks. The hook ups are a joke. You share your power and sewer with your neighbor. When we left we went to dump our tanks it leaked. Not out of my connections but their plumping and vent. It also backed up into the neighbors hose and leaked out of their plumping as well. I don't recommend using their hookups and waiting till a dump station. It is not a very quiet spot either. I could hear the traffic from Hwy 20 and the noise from the Bar down the street(which has great food but that's another review). The good is its location. Very easy to get anywhere. We toured Yellowstone on our motorcycle. I can not comment on the restrooms as we use our own and shower in our RV. One thing I did notice and thought was peculiar was it seemed like most of the spots were filled with their own trailers. All of them had a WW on the front of them including some in the back in a storage area for their trailers. I do feel like most of the reviews were wrote by the family and friends of the Owner. I will add photos when I have better internet.

Nancy Liu

Little campground with full hookup sites. Prime location in the center of town. Surrounded by restaurants, groceries, coffees, and boutique shops. Price is ok but in Yellowstone I found this camp has the lowest rate on a full hookup site. They have Wi-Fi and laundry. And many cute squirrels in pine trees🌳 if you come at the beginning of August like I did, West Yellowstone also hosts Vintage Cars Show and Mountain Man Handmade Crafts Fair. Both are 10 mins walking from this camp.

William Lamy

We reserved a campsite in January, 2025 for a six week stay at Wagon Wheel RV Campground beginning mid-July, 2025 and paid a hefty 50% deposit. The week before we were scheduled to arrive, I emailed the campground manager to confirm our reservation. Jenny assured me everything was in order for our arrival. Upon our arrival to Wagon Wheel RV Campground, my wife and I found our site to be occupied by another camper. The manager apologized and offered for us to stay on another site........unfortunately, the site we were offered was WAY too small for our 44 foot fifth wheel and had low hanging tree branches that scraped the top of our rig when we attempted to pull onto the site. We insisted that the campground manager refund all of our deposit, which he did.........and we would look elsewhere for another campground to stay at. We ended up finding a very nice campsite at a campground just outside of West Yellowstone for the six weeks we had planned on being in the area. We are very glad things worked out the way they did. Wagon Wheel RV Campground was a dump, with small, cramped sites, shared utilities, long term campers with junk packed all around their sites. I would never consider staying at Wagon Wheel RV Campground ever again..........and I would recommend against you staying there as well. There are many campgrounds in the area that have so much more to offer. Be warned. Look elsewhere when choosing a campground in the West Yellowstone, MT area.

Pebbles Grove

Cute mom and pop RV park, very close spots, but Harry, the office person, did come out to ground guide back into my spot. Laundry room is much to be desired, very small and dryers need to be small loads or have to run twice to dry. You can walk around the neighborhood, there's a bar on the corner with outdoor seating and music...

Sandra Arambula

The beds were comfortable but were too tall for kids. The hotel and the rooms were really clean. The staff was very informative and polite. They were very courteous and made sure we had everything we needed. The staff made sure to be fair with the price and gave us all applicable discounts. The price was lower than most of the area but didn't look cheap. The whiteness of the towels was outstanding. The breakfast was decent. I just wish that the eggs and potatoes were warmer but the lemonade tea was very good. I don't know if they get a lot of babies but they should get a high chair. I don't know if you get a lot of groups but it would be nice if the dining area had more chairs and a bigger family table. There was a bathroom right there in the lobby so you dont have to go all the way back to your room. I liked how peaceful it was. Having a Hispanic staff helped when the local people felt racist. Claudia and Deana were very hard workers. Deana kept cleaning and kept the breakfast area really clean and well stocked. After having such a horrible time in Madison, thanks to your hotel and staff we are leaving with better memories than we thought we would. Having a variety of snacks to buy was such a wonderful idea but the hats were too pricey and one tide pod for 2 dollars is outrageous. Having a laundromat on-site was convenient. Whoever the owner is, I want to thank her for such a great team. We called late at night the previous night but the owner wouldn't check us in because she was tired when she answered the phone. So we decided to give it a second chance and I'm glad we did.

Mark Safrit

Decent place to stay with an rv. No frills. Didn't look at the restroom facilities because we used our rv. I would stay again.

Larry Hulme

We needed a place to home base while visiting Yellowstone Park. This is just the spot, full hookups (30amp), trees and very quiet at night. There are showers and laundry. It's rustic (built in 1954) & tight quarters but everything works, at a good price comparatively. Let them know your full length before booking, they will do all they can to accommodate you (including trimming branches). Close to everything in town.

Freedom Seeker

69 dollars a night. Old school small campground. Due to the beautiful trees in the park, I doubt they’ll cut trees to make room for modern campers with slide outs. If you have a small camper or van, this will work. Pricey due to West Yellowstone. They did NOT assist us into getting into our spot nor did they for a guy pulling a 30 plus feet long camper. His camper took the help of an owner coming out to see what the fuss was all about. They really need to escort you to your spot and help out. They also put you in a spot just big enough for your camper and there is no other safe parking. We had to park sideways in front of our camper as did some others. So, Make Sure You Give Them Your Total Rig Size! The staff is friendly. I would stay again just to enjoy full hookups for a night. We prefer boondocking and dispersed camping for privacy in nature’s beautiful forests. 3 stars because it is very tight and feels really old. You can boondock 2 miles from West Yellowstone in bakers hole for about 20 bucks, 10 with access pass.

Nichelle Inman

Cute little campground located right in the heart of downtown. Most things were super close. Doris & Johnny were amazing! The spots are a little tight but Johnny was super helpful getting us parked and we had a cement patio which was a bonus. Great wifi, good water pressure. Looks like they are doing some renovations so looking forward to seeing the improvements when we return!

Shaw Lee

Stayed here for two nights while visiting Yellowstone NP. You could not find a better location. The RV park is right in the middle of West Yellowstone. Restaurants, grocery stores, gas stations, gift shops.. are all right around the corner. Yellowstone Park entry is two blocks away. The owners are nice and friendly. Really enjoyed our staying here. It is a super busy RV park during the summer season so book earlier.