Reviews of Headwaters Campground and RV Park (Park)

Paige Luebbert

The bathrooms were very clean, an had showers. $32 for a basic tent site, and the place is decently close to both Yellowstone and Grand Teton. I thought it was a decent value. Kieth checked us in and was very friendly and quick. The site comes with a fire ring and a pretty big bear box. You can here road noise during the evening, but it seemed to dissipate after 8pm. Th convenience store is very near by.

Vermont Gypsy

Check-in was lengthy and the office was small and very warm. Extremely dusty with dirt streets. Showers were not clean, water pressure fluctuated from cold to hot. And the mosquitoes will carry you away. Very pricey at $74 per night for a travel trailer.

Alexander K

Nice park ideally located to explore Yellowstone and Grand Teton. Accessible also for bigger rigs

Buck Rogers 2000

Ed Rogers Google Review of Headwaters RV Campground Overall 4+ Convenience, amenities and price make this a no-brainer stop. Clean Bathrooms with showers available. Access passes are honored. They even have a coin operated laundry! There's a convenience store, restaurant and a gas station right across the street. We were surprised how few toy haulers there were. There's a trail head just a few miles away. It leads to Ashton, Idaho, with many side trails to choose from It was a great, beautiful jog for me. There are numerous places to fish, although I don't know how successful the anglers were. The one fly in the ointment are the sewer connections. They're raised 6" to 10" above the ground, apparenty designed specifically for sewer conveyor systems. I saw at least one abandoned jury rigged sewer hose left by an inconsiderate guest. Myself, I had to make sure our hose went past the connection. This was to ensure the hose pressure tightened instead of loosened. We will definitely consider satying there again. I strongly recommend taking the Colter Bay boat tour. It was gorgeous and informative.

David Walker

Nice, and quiet

Denvertransplant321 1

Dirt lot, standing water, mosquitoes with 30 degree weather??? Best of all one foot high black water connections... try wrestling a 12 foot drain pipe while trying to dump! Clean bathroom at 6am and nasty by 10am.. no emphasis on cleaning. 90 bucks.. no thanks! Never again, many better options in YSNP. Site 330 “destroyed over the winter” why rent it? Stay elsewhere! Captain Obvious stopped buy to tell me my grill and fire unattended when stepping inside for a few... why is their “security” dressed like paramilitary and bothering paying customers? He almost hit us when leaving the next morning in the black expedition when illegally passing another RV.

Emory Cromer

Nice camp. Campers and not close to each other. Lots of trees. Walking distance to a convenience store and restaurant. They have gas and diesel there. They do not have cell coverage no matter the carrier or internet or tv channels. Zero! If you have a dish you need to tell them when you make reservations as there are many spaces that have to many trees to get a signal.

Christian Gruenwald

The campground is barren and dense. There are no views. The tent camp sites are tiny. They intermix tents and RVs, so you are gonna hear generators. The only thing okay here are the toilets and showers. But that's what you expect at $ 45 per night. There are much nicer tent campsites nearby, such as Lizard Creek, Cutler Bay, or inside Yellowstone.

Hannah Brouse

Lovely showers. Spot for gas, bathrooms, littlw necessities.

Shai Kveller

Very expensive for what you get - which is mostly the great location between the two national parks (stayed there with RV). No lights throughout the camp during the night, shower water went cold everytime someone flushed the toilet, but the laundry facilities were good and the toilets and showers were pretty clean.

Wouter Kop

Nice campground. Showers were good and clean. You can use the fire pit but I recommend buying the wood before entering the parks ($7 for wood at the stores in the park and 3.5 for the smaller wood). Staff was really nice, friendly, and fun(and a good taste of music - Queen -)!

Jerry Dinger

Expensive

Maryam Tohidi

Location is great right in between Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. Had all the basic facilities you would expect from a campground, as well as friendly staff. It was by far the most expensive RV site we stayed at however (even compared to the RV site inside Yellowstone). Not quite sure why it was so pricy.

Michael Black

We had a very nice stay here. We stayed in a travel trailer and had a nice spot. It was a bit tight width-wise for our slide and awning, but we made it work out just fine. Though we didn't need them, we checked the shower facilities / bathroom and they were very clean, well-lit and seemed well stocked. They would be nice if we didn't have those facilities onboard. The hookups were good, the water tasted good and had good pressure and the sewer connection was just fine. The Snake River is a nice little walk away which offers good fishing or good wading (as long as you stay away from fishermen). You should practice good bear discipline, but we didn't' see any evidence of any. The food in the lodge was surprisingly good, but the wait can be really long and is first-come-first-served. The convenience store There is ZERO cell service and ZERO TV here. Bring something to entertain your teenagers.

Paul Peddy

Decent facilities and amenities. We only stayed 2 nights but everything went off without a hitch. Super friendly staff. Restaurant was good if a bit pricey and coffee in bistro in the morning was a nice surprise.

Sal Giani

Very good location in-between Yellowstone and Grand Teton

MJ Smith

Guy at the counter had no customer service skills at all. We decided not to stay there because he seemed rude. Told us the price and then pretty much told us if we didn't like it we could drive to another campground way down the road. It was late. He could have been nicer about it and we probably would have stayed even though it would have been about $90.

Jeff D

It was a nice place. We pitched a tent for a night there, would stay again.

Kat Crow

The amphitheater has the best view I've ever seen from a campground amphitheatre. There are great hiking and biking trails, lots of trees, and a layout that offers privacy while allowing for friendly greetings with other campers. The only drawback is the grumpy staff at the checkin desk.

Nadine Mossman

It's less than 5 miles from Yellowstone's South Gate, so a great RV campsite for our week of exploring Yellowstone! They do give military discounts. The water quality is good. The sites are a little close, but the trees help minimize feeling too close, also we went in late Sept so the campground wasn't full. The diesel prices are great compared even what we paid along I-25. The gift shop is well stocked & not overly priced. The restaurant is expensive, but food is very good. We'll definitely camp there again.

Thomas Weber

Great camping. Clean and quite.

JP Martin

By far the worst place I stayed and most expensive during my trip. Their tent sites are $40 and u basically get a corner spot in the dirt. The road into the camp sites is full of pot holes and will swallow up a motorcycle. People drive fast and just stir up the dust so u have no way of getting out of the dirt. This includes their security guy passing thru. Kids screaming and yelling into quiet hours. Showers looked like they don’t get very much attention towards cleaning. Dude in the office (manager) was like a robot. He rattled off the price and all the info about the park. Basically like he was reading from a script and hated life. No personality I guess. No military discount either for vets. Sad. Keep pushing by and stay else where. I paid $15 for a tent site in Idaho where the people treated u like family and the bathrooms where spotless. You can run a business like that. Not these people.