THIS is what National Park camping is supposed to be! Small campground, size restriction on RV's, no hook ups, no generators allowed, and only $12. We stayed 3 nights in site #9 which is right at the edge of and overlooks Tower Creek. Campground hosts were very friendly, facilities were clean. Avoid the corporate Zanterra mega-sites and head to the... More

I was lucky to get level site #1, since I was sleeping in my campershell. Some of the other sites had erosion and were unlevel. There is a pay phone at site #1! The camp hosts are wonderful, although they were next door running a noisy air conditioner. The ridge above the campground makes for a great walk. The hike... More

We stayed one night at Tower Fall before heading south to Bay Bridge where we had reservations. I really wish we had stayed the entire 5 days at Tower Fall. The pit toilets are well maintained and even stocked with hand santizer. It's important to follow the food storage directions as there are bears in the area. Each campsite has... More

Tower Campground is in the Northeast section of the park. It is nicely located for visiting Mammoth, Canyon, the Lamar Valley and of course Tower Falls. It is a bit of a drive to get to Norris, Old Faithful and the Lake area but we managed it during a long day's excursion (about 12 hours with stops). Tower is a... More

This was one of many stops on a 4 week trip out west and most enjoyable. I ended up with a nice large campsite up on the hill away from the center. Plenty of firewood available, quiet, convenient and well kept secret . If you need facilities look elsewhere. This is rustic, but I would stay there again. IMO this... More

Our 3rd and last campground (Tower Falls), during our 12 days inside Yellowstone, was hands down the best campground we stayed at. We stayed at Tower Falls for 4 days and wished we'd of stayed the whole 2 weeks there. This campground is a great base camp to set out to see most of Yellowstone but if you want a... More

After having stayed at Jenny Lake Campground for two previous nights we were hoping for a similar experience at either Tower or Slough Creek Campground. Once my wife found out that we would be much closer to indoor facilitates at the nearby (but not really walkable) Tower Fall store she requested we stay here. This campground is small, cramped, and... More

We stayed at this camp ground in a 30' RV last year. We loved the location. The campground is lovely. The camp attendants were very pleasant. The rangers do nightly programs in an outdoor amphitheater (at least they did nightly programs when we were there the end of June). The talks were very informative and highlighted the local wildlife, such... More