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[1000arms]

Canyon and Grant camps in Yellowstone. Looks like Grand Teton camps are all booked for my dates.

If anyone knows of some dispersed camping sites around Jackson Hole, let me know. I'm not familiar with 4 wheel camping laws in Wyoming, but many times National Forest Lands allow dispersed camping.

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Fishlake National Forest - Recreation

Fishlake National Forest - Recreation

www.fs.usda.gov

The following links might be helpful:

Bridger-Teton National Forest - Camping & Cabins

Bridger-Teton National Forest - Camping & Cabins

www.fs.usda.gov

Bridger-Teton National Forest - Camping & Cabins:Campground Camping

Bridger-Teton National Forest - Camping & Cabins:Campground Camping

www.fs.usda.gov

Bridger-Teton National Forest - Camping & Cabins:Dispersed Camping

Bridger-Teton National Forest - Camping & Cabins:Dispersed Camping

www.fs.usda.gov

 

[chris the ogre]

My wife and I have had good luck dispersed camping on BLM land. We would just look for a spot off a forest road. Was able to camp on the south rim of the Grand Canyon for free.

Camping on Public Lands | Bureau of Land Management

www.blm.gov

"Camping on public lands away from developed recreation facilities is referred to as dispersed camping. Most of the remainder of public lands are open to dispersed camping, as long as it does not conflict with other authorized uses or in areas posted "closed to camping," or in some way adversely affects wildlife species or natural resources."

 

[Mules]

It looks like there’s plenty of National Forest land to camp on in western and central Wyoming. Hope to find a couple camp sites next to creeks or I’ll be pretty ripe by the time I get home.

 

[1000arms]

It looks like there’s plenty of National Forest land to camp on in western and central Wyoming. Hope to find a couple camp sites next to creeks or I’ll be pretty ripe by the time I get home.

The laundromat in Colter Bay, GTNP, has pay showers. It is on the right, just beyond the general store, on the way to the Colter Bay Visitor Center (where you might stop in and ask the NPS Rangers about recent animal sightings).

See Google link (and you might then check the streetview): https://www.google.com/maps/@43.9043668,-110.6422488,18z?entry=ttu

"Colter Bay Village has many facilities including a visitor center, restaurants, stores, cabins, and marina. Shower and laundry services are available for additional fee." is from:

Colter Bay Campground - Grand Teton National Park (U.S. National Park Service)

www.nps.gov

 

[Mules]

I was walking through Harbor Freight and saw 15" tool bags for $7.99 today. I pickup up a few for the camper. They fit nicely under my kitchen counter and seats. One for the kitchen, one for dry goods/cans, and the other for tools.

 

[1000arms]

I know you have campgrounds in Yellowstone NP for this trip, but the following link might be useful for another trip (Campgrounds Near Yellowstone National Park):

Custer Gallatin National Forest - Recreation

Custer Gallatin National Forest - Recreation

www.fs.usda.gov

 

[Mules]

I know you have campgrounds in Yellowstone NP for this trip, but the following link might be useful for another trip (Campgrounds Near Yellowstone National Park):

Custer Gallatin National Forest - Recreation

Custer Gallatin National Forest - Recreation

www.fs.usda.gov

Thanks @1000arms! I've added Custer Gallatin National Park to the list. I'll be camping close to Red Lodge Montana, off the Beartoohth Pass for a day before I drop into Yellowstone. So far it's a 3,000 mile round trip in two weeks.

Every morning after breakfast, I'll drive to the next location and do some 4 wheeling, hiking, and sight seeing along the way. The camp locations are either National Forest or National Parks.

St. Louis, Missouri
Bad Lands, South Dakota
Black Hills, South Dakota
Custer Gallatin, Montana
Yellowstone (three different sites), Wyoming
Grand Teton, Wyoming
Still planning the return trip through Wyoming, Colorado, and Kansas...

 

[1000arms]

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Thanks @1000arms! I've added Custer Gallatin National Forest to the list. I'll be camping close to Red Lodge Montana, off the Beartoohth Pass for a day before I drop into Yellowstone. So far it's a 3,000 mile round trip in two weeks.

Every morning after breakfast, I'll drive to the next location and do some 4 wheeling, hiking, and sight seeing along the way. The camp locations are either National Forest or National Parks.

St. Louis, Missouri
Bad Lands, South Dakota
Black Hills, South Dakota
Custer Gallatin, Montana
Yellowstone (three different sites), Wyoming
Grand Teton, Wyoming
Still planning the return trip through Wyoming, Colorado, and Kansas...

You are welcome! You might want to stop in at Tom Mangelsen's Images of Nature Gallery in Jackson Wyoming (just south of Grand Teton NP) to see some of his photographs.

Mangelsen Images of Nature Gallery | Jackson, Wyoming

Experience the wonder of nature through the lens of Thomas D. Mangelsen at the Images of Nature gallery located in Jackson, WY

www.mangelsen.com

Links to some of his images to get you thinking about your trip!

Yellowstone's Wild Heart by Thomas D. Mangelsen

Explore the natural world through fine art photography

www.mangelsen.com

Forever in My Heart by Thomas D. Mangelsen

Explore the natural world through fine art photography

www.mangelsen.com

Oxbow Bend Living Room Wall Art Thomas D. Mangelsen

Experience the fiery beauty of Indian Summer in 'Autumn Splendor at Oxbow Bend' by Thomas D. Mangelsen. Captured in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, this stunning landscape photograph is perfect for living room wall art.

www.mangelsen.com

Dawn's First Blush by Thomas D. Mangelsen

Explore the natural world through fine art photography

www.mangelsen.com

Clearing Skies — Teton Range by Thomas D. Mangelsen

Explore the natural world through fine art photography

www.mangelsen.com

Clearing Skies — Elk by Thomas D. Mangelsen

Explore the natural world through fine art photography

www.mangelsen.com

Wyoming, Grizzly 399 wall art, by Thomas D. Mangelsen

Wyoming, Grizzly 399 wall art, by Thomas D. Mangelsen

www.mangelsen.com

First Light — Grizzly Bear by Thomas D. Mangelsen

Explore the natural world through fine art photography

www.mangelsen.com

Fire in the Flowers by Thomas D. Mangelsen

Explore the natural world through fine art photography

www.mangelsen.com

Eyes of the Grizzly

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www.mangelsen.com

Horse and Mount Moran by Thomas D. Mangelsen

Explore the natural world through fine art photography

www.mangelsen.com

High Noon on the Oxbow Bend — Bald Eagle and Osprey by Thomas D. Mangelsen

Explore the natural world through fine art photography

www.mangelsen.com

Gold Rush by Thomas D. Mangelsen

Explore the natural world through fine art photography

www.mangelsen.com

Frosty Morning Sage — Grizzly 399 by Thomas D. Mangelsen

Explore the natural world through fine art photography

www.mangelsen.com

Grand Prismatic Spring room wall art, Mangelsen

Behold the grandeur of Yellowstone's largest hot spring, 'Jewel of Yellowstone' by Thomas D. Mangelsen. Explore this stunning landscape for your living room wall art collection. Experience nature's wonders and support conservation through photography.

www.mangelsen.com

In the Shadow of Giants by Thomas D. Mangelsen

Explore the natural world through fine art photography

www.mangelsen.com

Mt. Moran and Oxbow Bend by Thomas D. Mangelsen

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www.mangelsen.com

Mother's Watch — Grizzly Bears by Thomas D. Mangelsen

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Mother's Love — Grizzly 399 by Thomas D. Mangelsen

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Passing Storm — Bull Moose by Thomas D. Mangelsen

Explore the natural world through fine art photography

www.mangelsen.com

 

[1000arms]

You might want to travel through Rocky Mountain NP in Colorado.

Enjoy Beartooth Highway!

 

[Mules]

You might want to travel through Rocky Mountain NP in Colorado.

Enjoy Beartooth Highway!

I'll probably hit Rocky Mountain NP on the way back. I love that area for mountain biking / 4 wheeling in the summer and and snow mobiling / skiing in the winter. These pictures are in Arapaho National Forest just south of there. This was in August and this road was covered in snow a week earlier.

 

[1000arms]

I'll probably hit Rocky Mountain NP on the way back. I love that area for mountain biking / 4 wheeling in the summer and and snow mobiling / skiing in the winter. These pictures are in Arapaho National Forest just south of there. This was in August and this road was covered in snow a week earlier.

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Yeah, I saw Steamboat Springs CO marked on your return trip, and suggested Rocky Mountain NP due to the proximity. Fortunately you are already familiar with the park.

Have you traveled Beartooth Highway before?

Yeah, snow can fly at anytime in many mountains.

 

[Mules]

This Mangelsen is my screen saver!

Catch of the Day by Thomas D. Mangelsen

Explore the natural world through fine art photography

www.mangelsen.com

 

[1000arms]

This Mangelsen is my screen saver!

Catch of the Day by Thomas D. Mangelsen

Explore the natural world through fine art photography

www.mangelsen.com

He does have a lot of amazing images!

 

[Mules]

Does anyone have a recommendation for collapsible tent poles. I carry a 10 x 12 tarp in my truck for those rainy days, and need some poles. My ski poles are too short!

 

[JDaPP]

Does anyone have a recommendation for collapsible tent poles. I carry a 10 x 12 tarp in my truck for those rainy days, and need some poles. My ski poles are too short!

I just buy a couple of sizes of conduit at Lowe's and make what I need. You can drill holes for pins. I had some I got at sportsman's warehouse but they rusted up and where a pain.