Yellowstone Campground Reviews of Slough Creek and Pebble Creek near Lamar Valley including wildlife
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- Yellowstone campground reviews of Slough Creek and Pebble Creek Campgrounds in northwest Yellowstone near Lamar Valley. Pebble Creek remains closed in 2023 after 2012 floods, but Slough Creek is taking reservations 4 months in advance on NPS.
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Little hint for Old Faithful : Go into the building...toward the back...to the resturant...grab something to eat or drink...walk on the balcony..sit in a chair...and watch from there in comfort.
Yes. That’s a good idea.
Really wanted to stay here in June but our visit is just before it opens for 2024
Yeah. Slough creek would be awesome. Have you check other campgrounds? You can always drive into Lamar Valley.
Really appreciate this, site #1 at Slough Creek looked prime! Are the rest of the sites along the river closer to eachother? Thanks 👍
Site one is prime! Yes. Sites 1-3 though have some space between them and close to the water. 👍👍The other sites if I recall are closer together. I would take any site that you can get on recreation.gov. It’s not easy to score a site these days. I was not successful this year. 😳
@@MoutainGuyAdventures Alright awesome, thanks for the heads-up! I was there a few years ago FCFS at 5am and managed to get a spot Not on the water lol. Subscribed 👍
@@bearlycamping Yeah. So you know how nice this place then. Best of luck in getting a spot. I like the walk up they used to do in the past better I think. You could score a site. You have a nice channel as well I see. 👍👍👍. Thanks for the sub.
Beautiful! ❤
Thank you. There some great campgrounds in the northern portion of Yellowstone away from the crowds. It’s close to Lamar Valley. The best place to see wildlife.