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Mammoth Campground

Elevation:	6,200 Feet (1932.7 Meters)
Length of Stay:	14 Days Accept for dates not between June 15 to September 15 the limit is 30 days.
Maximum RV Size:	Not Listed
Number of Sites:	85
Reservation Status:	Not Accepted First-come, first-served.

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General Description

Directions from Gardiner or North Entrance: Travel south on Hwy. 89 for 8 miles.

Seasonal Information:
Normal Services Available: Year-round .

Fee Information

Type	Price	Remarks
Camping	Call for Current Fee	Prices subject to change.

		Current Conditions & Trip Reports
		Add your own trip Report! Newly re-released feature. One of the most popular features on Wildernet, trip reports allow you to share your experiences with others. This is an invaluable resource for determining what to expect on your outdoor adventure, so please participate! To prevent spamming, you must be a registered user of Wildernet in order to submit a trip report Filed By: michael her (shawntowm, IL) Difficulty: Number of People Encountered: 50+ ppl Recommend to a Friend: Highly Report: This is a drive-in campground so don't expect a mountain climbing adventure ;) Basically this is the campground that everyone goes to when the other campgrounds are full. Expect some noise, traffic and other busy activiites. In the off-season it's great especially considering it's the only campgorund open year round in the park. You can see actual pictures here: Mammoth Campground Conditions: summer - dry conditions fall/winter - harsh temps and snow spring -wet but not problematic, chilly Water Availability: easy to obatin from the available water system

Recreation Opportunities

Activity		Remarks	On Site
	Camping	Mammoth Campground	Yes

Related Activities

Beaver Ponds Loop Trail - Beaver Ponds Loop Trail, located near Mammoth, offers a moderate 5 mile loop that climbs 226 feet through Douglas-fir trees.

Blacktail Deer Creek-Yellowstone River Trail - Blacktail Deer Creek-Yellowstone River Trail, located near Mammoth, offers a moderate 12.5 one-way hike.

Bunsen Peak Trail - Bunsen Peak Trail, located south of Mammoth Hot springs, offers a gradual 1,300 foot climb to the summit of Bunsen Peak.

Grizzly Lake Trail - Grizzly Lake Trail, located between Mammoth and Norris, offers a moderate four mile roundtrip hike.

Lava Creek Trail - Lava Creek Trail, located near Mammoth, offers a 4.5 mile hike.

Osprey Falls Trail - Osprey Falls Trail, located near Mammoth, offers a 9 mile roundtrip hike through one of Yellowstone's deepest canyons.

Rescue Creek Trail - Rescue Creek Trail, located near the North Entrance to the park, offers an eight mile hike or 16 mile roundtrip.

Sepulcher Mountain Trail - Sepulcher Mountain Trail, located near Mammoth, offers a strenuous 11 mile loop trail.

Wraith Falls Trail - Wraith Falls Trail, located near Mammoth, offers an easy one mile roundtrip hike.

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Visitor Information:

Yellowstone National Park, P.O. Box 168 , Yellowstone, WY, 82190, Phone: 307-344-7381

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