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Introduction

Fishing Bridge RV Park is an excellent destination for RV camping enthusiasts seeking a unique experience. Established in 1916, it’s one of the oldest parks in Yellowstone National Park and holds significant historical and cultural importance. The park’s namesake, the Fishing Bridge, was once a popular fishing spot until fishing in Yellowstone Lake was prohibited in the 1970s to protect native cutthroat trout.

The park’s geological features are a testament to the area’s volcanic past. The nearby Mud Volcano and Sulphur Caldron are must-see attractions. The park’s location near the lake and the Yellowstone River provides ample opportunities for fishing, boating, and wildlife watching.

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Camping Accommodations

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Transportation

  • Driving/Transportation

When it comes to transportation options for visiting Fishing Bridge RV Park private vehicles are the most convenient way to travel. The park is accessible via the East Entrance Road which connects to US-14/16/20. RV renters should note that the park has restrictions on rig sizes with a maximum length of 40 feet for RVs and trailers. Visitors can also access the park via the North Entrance or the South Entrance but these routes have longer travel times and may not be suitable for larger rigs.

  • Parking area

RV parking is plentiful at the park with designated areas for RVs throughout. Overnight parking outside of campsites is not permitted. Camping in an RV and using alternative transportation methods is recommended for exploring the park.

  • Public Transportation

Public transportation options at the park include shuttle buses and walking paths making it easy to get around without relying on your RV. The shuttle bus system covers the entire park while walking paths provide a scenic and eco-friendly way to explore.

Top Campsites in Fishing Bridge RV Park

  • Reservations camping

Here are the top 4 most popular campsites/KOA within or near Fishing Bridge RV Park that require reservations

Bridge Bay Campground

This campground is located on the shores of Yellowstone Lake and has 432 sites that can accommodate tents RVs and trailers up to 40 feet long. The campground is open from late May to mid-September and offers a range of amenities including potable water flush toilets and a dump station. Visitors can enjoy fishing boating and hiking in the area and pets are welcome on a leash.

Grant Village Campground

Located near the West Thumb of Yellowstone Lake this campground has 430 sites that can accommodate tents RVs and trailers up to 40 feet long. The campground is open from late May to mid-September and offers amenities such as potable water flush toilets and a dump station. Visitors can enjoy fishing hiking and sightseeing in the area and pets are welcome on a leash.

Canyon Village Campground

This campground is located near the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River and has 273 sites that can accommodate tents RVs and trailers up to 40 feet long. The campground is open from late May to mid-September and offers amenities such as potable water flush toilets and a dump station. Visitors can enjoy hiking fishing and wildlife viewing in the area and pets are welcome on a leash.

Madison Campground

Located near the Madison River this campground has 278 sites that can accommodate tents RVs and trailers up to 40 feet long. The campground is open from late April to mid-October and offers amenities such as potable water flush toilets and a dump station. Visitors can enjoy fishing hiking and wildlife viewing in the area and pets are welcome on a leash.

  • First-come first-served

Here are 3 to 4 campgrounds/campsites that are first-come-first-served in Fishing Bridge RV Park

Lewis Lake Campground

This campground has 85 sites that are available on a first-come first-served basis for tents and RVs up to 25 feet long. The campground is open from late June to early November and offers amenities such as potable water and vault toilets. Visitors can enjoy fishing boating and hiking in the area and pets are welcome on a leash.

Indian Creek Campground

This campground has 70 sites that are available on a first-come first-served basis for tents and RVs up to 35 feet long. The campground is open from mid-May to mid-September and offers amenities such as potable water and vault toilets. Visitors can enjoy hiking fishing and wildlife viewing in the area and pets are welcome on a leash.

Pebble Creek Campground

This campground has 27 sites that are available on a first-come first-served basis for tents and RVs up to 30 feet long. The campground is open from mid-June to mid-September and offers amenities such as potable water and vault toilets. Visitors can enjoy hiking fishing and wildlife viewing in the area and pets are welcome on a leash.

  • Alternate camping

If the campsites inside Fishing Bridge RV Park are full RV renters can consider alternative camping options such as

Private Campgrounds

There are several private campgrounds located near Fishing Bridge RV Park that offer amenities such as electric hookups water and sewer. Some popular options include Yellowstone Grizzly RV Park Yellowstone Park / Mountain Valley RV Resort and Fishing Bridge RV Park.

Backcountry Camping

For a more rustic camping experience visitors can consider backcountry camping in Yellowstone National Park. Permits are required and can be obtained at any of the park’s visitor centers. Backcountry camping offers a unique opportunity to explore the park’s wilderness areas and enjoy solitude and wildlife viewing.

  • General activities

Fishing Bridge RV Park is a paradise for outdoorsy RV campers offering a wide range of recreational activities that cater to their adventurous spirit. Here are some of the most popular activities to enjoy in this area

Fishing

With the Yellowstone River flowing right next to the RV park it’s no wonder that fishing is the most popular activity here. Anglers can catch various species of fish including cutthroat trout brown trout and rainbow trout. The park also provides fish cleaning stations for visitors to prepare their catch.

Hiking

The park offers several hiking trails that lead to some of the most breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Some popular trails include the Storm Point Trail which takes hikers to the shores of Yellowstone Lake and the Natural Bridge Trail which leads to a stunning natural rock formation.

Biking

The park has several bike paths that offer scenic views of the surrounding area. Bikers can choose from easy moderate or challenging trails depending on their skill level. The most popular bike trail is the Fishing Bridge to West Thumb trail which takes cyclists along the Yellowstone River and offers stunning views of the park’s geothermal features.

Wildlife Watching

The park is home to a diverse range of wildlife including bison elk bears and wolves. Visitors can take guided tours or explore the park on their own to catch a glimpse of these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.

Photography

The park’s stunning landscapes wildlife and geothermal features make it a paradise for photographers. Some popular photo spots include the Grand Prismatic Spring Old Faithful and Yellowstone Lake.

  • Alternative activities

For RV campers who prefer less strenuous activities Fishing Bridge RV Park also offers several alternative options that are just as enjoyable

Sightseeing

The park offers several scenic drives that take visitors through some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the area. Some popular drives include the Grand Loop Road which takes visitors to some of the park’s most famous landmarks and the Firehole Lake Drive which offers views of geysers hot springs and other geothermal features.

Nature Watching

While the park is famous for its wildlife it’s also home to a diverse range of plant life. Visitors can take guided tours or explore the park on their own to learn about the park’s unique ecosystem.

Photography

While the park’s landscapes and wildlife are popular subjects for photographers there are also several lesser-known spots that are worth exploring. Some popular photo spots for those who prefer a more relaxed pace include the Mud Volcano area and the Artist Paint Pots.

Picnicking

The park offers several picnic areas that provide stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely lunch while taking in the beauty of the park.

Visitor Centers

The park has several visitor centers that offer exhibits ranger programs and other educational opportunities. Visitors can learn about the park’s history geology and wildlife while enjoying the comfort of an indoor space.

Season-specific experiences in Fishing Bridge RV Park

  • Spring activities

Spring is a beautiful time to visit Fishing Bridge RV Park and there are plenty of recreational activities landmarks and famous attractions to enjoy. Here are five of the most popular

Fishing on Yellowstone Lake

Located just steps away from Fishing Bridge RV Park Yellowstone Lake is the largest high-elevation lake in North America and offers some of the best fishing in the park. Anglers can expect to catch a variety of fish including cutthroat trout lake trout and grayling.

Location

Yellowstone Lake near Fishing Bridge RV Park

Visiting the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone

This stunning natural landmark is just a short drive from Fishing Bridge RV Park and is a must-see for any visitor to Yellowstone National Park. The canyon stretches for 24 miles and is up to 1 200 feet deep with breathtaking views of the Yellowstone River and its famous waterfalls.

Location

Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone 20 miles south of Fishing Bridge RV Park

Hiking the Mary Mountain Trail

This moderate hike takes you through lush meadows and forests with stunning views of Yellowstone Lake and the surrounding mountains. Keep an eye out for wildlife including bison elk and bears.

Location

Mary Mountain Trailhead 3 miles east of Fishing Bridge RV Park

Taking a scenic drive through Hayden Valley

This picturesque valley is known for its abundant wildlife including herds of bison elk and grizzly bears. Take a leisurely drive through the valley and enjoy the stunning views of the Yellowstone River and the surrounding mountains.

Location

Hayden Valley 10 miles north of Fishing Bridge RV Park

Visiting the Fishing Bridge Museum and Visitor Center

This historic building offers a glimpse into the past with exhibits on the park’s history geology and wildlife. Visitors can also pick up maps brochures and other information to help plan their trip.

Location

Fishing Bridge Museum and Visitor Center near Fishing Bridge RV Park

  • Summer activities

Summer is the most popular time to visit Fishing Bridge RV Park and for good reason. Here are five recreational activities landmarks and famous attractions to enjoy during the summer months

Boating on Yellowstone Lake

With over 110 square miles of water to explore Yellowstone Lake is a boater’s paradise. Rent a boat or bring your own and spend the day fishing swimming or simply enjoying the stunning views.

Location

Yellowstone Lake near Fishing Bridge RV Park

Hiking the Storm Point Trail

This easy hike takes you through forests and meadows with stunning views of Yellowstone Lake and the surrounding mountains. Keep an eye out for wildlife including bison elk and bears.

Location

Storm Point Trailhead 3 miles east of Fishing Bridge RV Park

Visiting Old Faithful

This famous geyser is just a short drive from Fishing Bridge RV Park and is a must-see for any visitor to Yellowstone National Park. Watch as the geyser erupts every 60 to 110 minutes shooting water up to 184 feet in the air.

Location

Old Faithful 20 miles southwest of Fishing Bridge RV Park

Taking a guided tour of Yellowstone

Whether you prefer a bus tour a horseback ride or a hike there are plenty of guided tours to choose from. Learn about the park’s history geology and wildlife from knowledgeable guides.

Location

Yellowstone National Park

Visiting the West Thumb Geyser Basin

This unique geyser basin is located on the shores of Yellowstone Lake and offers a different perspective on the park’s geothermal activity. Walk along the boardwalks and see geysers hot springs and mud pots up close.

Location

West Thumb Geyser Basin 3 miles south of Fishing Bridge RV Park

  • Fall activities

Fall is a magical time in Fishing Bridge RV Park and there are plenty of recreational activities landmarks and famous attractions that attract RV campers. Here are five must-do activities

Hiking the Natural Bridge Trail

This easy 0.5-mile loop trail takes you through a beautiful forest and leads to a stunning natural bridge formation. The fall foliage makes this hike even more breathtaking.

Fishing in Yellowstone Lake

The fall season is a great time to fish for cutthroat trout in Yellowstone Lake. You can fish from the shore or rent a boat from the nearby marina.

Visiting the Mud Volcano Area

This unique geothermal area features mud pots fumaroles and a large mud volcano. The cooler temperatures of fall make it a more comfortable time to explore this fascinating area.

Wildlife Watching

Fall is the rutting season for elk making it an excellent time to see these majestic animals in action. You can also spot bison bears and wolves in the park.

Attending a Ranger Program

The park offers a variety of ranger-led programs including guided hikes campfire talks and junior ranger activities. These programs are a great way to learn about the park’s history geology and wildlife.

  • Winter activities

Winter is a enchanting time in Fishing Bridge RV Park and there are plenty of recreational activities that attract RV campers. Here are five must-do activities

Snowshoeing

Fishing Bridge RV Park offers several snowshoeing trails that wind through the winter wonderland of the park. Snowshoe rentals are available at the nearby visitor center.

Cross-country Skiing

The park’s unplowed roads become perfect cross-country ski trails in the winter. You can explore the park’s scenic landscapes and wildlife on skis.

Snowmobiling

Guided snowmobile tours are available in the park allowing you to experience the beauty of Yellowstone’s winter landscapes up close.

Winter Wildlife Watching

Winter is an excellent time to see Yellowstone’s wildlife including bison elk and wolves. You can take a guided snowcoach tour to see these animals in their winter habitat.

Visiting the Old Faithful Snow Lodge

The Old Faithful Snow Lodge is the only lodging option open in the park during the winter. It offers cozy accommodations and easy access to winter activities.

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