RV rental Yellowstone National Park, WY: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Planning on going RV camping at Yellowstone National Park? The good news is that there are 12 campgrounds spread throughout the park, all of which welcome motorhomes. So if you need to book an RV rental near Yellowstone National Park, check out the list of RV rentals in Cody (to the park’s east) and Jackson (to the south), or a little further afield in Billings. However, please be aware that most campsites aren’t big enough for oversize units, so keep this in mind when renting an RV. Reservations are required at each of the following campgrounds: Bridge Bay. Open May to September, Bridge Bay Campground sits on the shores of Yellowstone Lake. There are over 430 sites available, but no electricity, water or sewage hookups. Canyon. Located under a mile from the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, Canyon Campground has over 270 sites. However, hookups aren’t available. Fishing Bridge RV Park. Located at the mouth of Yellowstone River, this Yellowstone National Park RV campground offers 340 sites. Sites fit RVs of up to 40 feet, with full hookups available. Grant Village. Open June to September, the Grant Village Campground sits on the southwestern shore of Yellowstone Lake. There are 400-plus sites for RVs and tents, but no hookups. Madison. Open from April to October, Madison Campground offers convenient access to Old Faithful. It features more than 270 sites, but there are no hookups. The following campgrounds offer sites on a first-come, first-served basis: Indian Creek. Located near Mammoth Hot Springs, Indian Creek Campground offers 10 RV sites with a maximum vehicle length of 35 feet, and 35 sites with a 30-foot maximum length. However, there are no hookups. Lewis Lake. Lewis Lake Campground sits on the southeastern shore of Lewis Lake and offers 85 sites. It’s only suitable for RVs that are 25 feet or shorter, but there are no hookups. Mammoth. Open year-round, Mammoth Hot Springs Campground sits five miles south of Yellowstone’s northern entrance. There are 85 sites available, but the maximum RV length is 65 feet in summer and 30 feet in winter. There are no hookups. Norris. Open May to September, Norris Campground sits near the Norris Geyser Basin. There are two RV sites with a maximum vehicle length of 50 feet, and five sites with a maximum length of 30 feet. Once again, there are no hookups. Pebble Creek. Pebble Creek Campground is close to the park’s northeast entrance and offers 27 sites, including some pull-through sites for larger rigs. Slough Creek. Situated in Lamar Valley, this campground features 14 RV sites for vehicles up to 30 feet long. No hookups available. Tower Fall. Located near Tower Fall and accessed via a winding road, this campground accommodates RVs up to 30 feet long. However, the loop has a hairpin curve, and there are no hookups.

There’s much more to Yellowstone National Park than simply watching Old Faithful do her thing, so take the time to explore everything this beautiful region has to offer. If you want somewhere you can admire the view and capture some memorable photos, head to Artist’s Point, which offers breathtaking views of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. The lookout atop Mount Washburn, one of Yellowstone’s most popular hiking destinations, is also well worth visiting with your camera. If you’re a history buff, you might want to visit the Lamar Buffalo Ranch Historic District or Roosevelt Lodge, both of which are on the National Register of Historic Places. And for a real taste of the Old West, book yourself in for an authentic dinner cookout that includes a wagon ride as part of the experience. No matter what kind of outdoor adventure you’re planning, you’ll find what you’re looking for in Yellowstone National Park. There’s simply so much to see and do within the boundaries of the park that we couldn't possibly list it all here. And that’s before we even start talking about nearby attractions, such as Shoshone National Forest, cities like Idaho Falls and Bozeman, and a host of other destinations. So book yourself an RV rental, pack your bags, and start planning your Yellowstone National Park camping experience.