Highly recommend Yellowstone Holiday RV park on Highway 287 on Hebgen Lake. Good Sam, has nice store and sells propane. Lake access, rental pontoon boats, 15 miles from West and 35 from Big Sky.
Yellowstone is a very large park. It takes several hours to drive each part of the Grand Loop Road. Coming from Texas you will likely enter through the East or South Gate. On the East side there are a number of commercial campgrounds in Cody. Cody is worth a visit, itself. There are some Forest Service campgrounds on the highway from Cody to the East Entrance. Two of them, Rex Hale and Wapiti have some electric sites. There are campgrounds in Grand Teton National Park on the way to the South Entrance.
The only campground with hookups in the park (Fishing Bridge) is closed this year for repairs. This means there are about 400 less sites available in the area than in other years. Inside the Park, there are dry camping campgrounds that take reservations and some that are first come first serve. Some of the dry campgrounds do not allow generate use so research carefully.
West Yellowstone has a number of commercial campgrounds. There are also a number of Forest Service campgrounds on the West side of the Park. Baker's Hole and Rainbow Point have some electric sites. There is an Idaho state park not that far from West Yellowstone.
There are two commercial RV parks outside the North Entrance in Gardner, MT.
Just got home from there. Dry camped at wapiti camp ground between Cody and east entrance. Nothing special. Some spots have electric but most are dry camping. $15 full price, half that with America The Beautiful pass. Quiet, wooded, water faucets, fast River with fishing, bridge to hiking trail. Wildlife in area.
Not my favorite but... Just a thought.
We are traveling from South Dakota to Yellowstone with our 5th Wheel and looking to camp before traveling back to California. How are the roads through Yellowstone with the trailer?
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