Lonely Planet Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks by Lonely Planet

Author:Lonely Planet
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Lonely Planet
Published: 2019-02-28T16:00:00+00:00

4Sleeping & Eating

There are several useful campgrounds in the Paradise Valley. Pine Creek (www.recreation.gov; Luccock Park Rd; sites $15; hmid-May–Sep) and Snowbank (www.recreation.gov; Mill Creek Rd; sites $15; hmid-May–Sep) campgrounds serve as springboards to local hikes. Snowbank closes first, early in September.

The USFS also operates two simple year-round cabins. Big Creek Cabin (www.recreation.gov; FS Rd 132; cabin $50; hyear-round) sleeps 10 and is set a half-mile from Mountain Sky Guest Ranch, up FS Rd 132, on the west side of the valley. Mill Creek Cabin (www.recreation.gov; E Mill Creek Rd; cabin $45), which sleeps four, is on the east side of the valley, 12 miles up E Mill Creek Rd, near Snowbank Campground. It has an electric stove and lights, but no mattresses. Call the Livingston Ranger District for information. Reserve these up to six months in advance.

KOACAMPGROUND$

(%406-222-0992; www.livingstonkoa.com; 163 Pine Creek Rd; tent/RV sites from $30/52, cabins $74-112; hMay–mid-Oct; Ws)

Nicely situated by Pine Creek between US 89 and the East River Rd, 10 miles south of Livingston, this peaceful spot offers an indoor heated pool, cabins and laundry room. Some spots offer prime river access.

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