Stayed here as a young adult with my parents in the mi-70's, and brought my wife and our 25ft travel trailer on a cross-country trip. This campground was opened in the 60's-when they didn't have slide-outs or big rigs. Sites are cramped, but they updated the utilities last year and they work great. Very firendly/infomrative staff, and the showers/rest rooms... More

After all the reviews we read about it being cramped like a parking lot, we were most happy to find the positives about Fishing Bridge far outweighed the negatives. We parked our 30ft trailer with a bit of trouble (the truck hit a post which didn't need to be there) but we learned a lesson about parking - - have... More

Do not plan on doing anything but sleeping in your your camper. No room to eat outside, no fires allowed and no generators after 8pm which means your lights are on inside for extended periods of time. We intially felt all this was okay because we were in Yellowstone and all we wanted to do is sleep in the camper.... More

This RV Park was everything we expected and more! True, it's NOT the type of RV Park that you want to spend lots of time in. But it was a great place to wind down at night after a LONG day traveling throughout Yellowstone. On arrival, they have folks that meet you outside--nice touch! The sites are somewhat packed together,... More

My husband and I recently stayed 4 nights at Fishing Bridge RV park in our 32 foot motor home. Sites are VERY close together, no picnic table, no fire rings. The sites are paved, level and most have full hookups. This is an RV park, do not expect a camping experience. That being said, we spent very little time at... More

I recently stayed at this park for five nights. All of the previous reviews are absolutely correct when they commented on how cramped this park is. The sites are so close together that they don't even provide picnic tables at the sites. Ironically, a picnic table would have been useless anyway due to the high volume of mosquitos. Upon our... More

Not for large rigs...sites are small..cramped...some full hookups some electric with sewer and hundreds..no millions of mosquitoes. Everyone around us including us were very disappointed. You are so close that two trailers had their bumpers touching...no tables ..nothing but mosquitoes. Suggest that you park outside the park and drive through the park.

We recently stayed at Fishing Bridge RV park in Yellowstone. From previous reviews, we thought that the campsites would be extremely cramped. Even though the sites were on the small side, the ambiance and location more than made up for it. Fishing Bridge is the ideal spot to stay in Yellowstone as it is right in the middle of everything... More

Negatives: As you can see from the pictures, it was cramped. We were disappointed that a large rig came in and took several feet of our small area. You just can't go there with the idea of having much space at your rv site. We already knew that there were no tables and chairs so we brought a folding one.... More