Fishing Bridge RV Park
Fishing Bridge RV Park
The Fishing Bridge Recreational Vehicle Park is located near the mouth of the Yellowstone River as it leaves Yellowstone Lake. The RV park is named after the Fishing Bridge, a wooden vehicle bridge that used to provide a great platform from which park visitors would fish for native Cutthroat trout. Today, fishing is not allowed from the bridge, although visitors still congregate on the walkways to watch White Pelicans and other waterfowl gliding along the river’s surface, and trout swimming under the crystal clear water.
GPS Coordinates to Fishing Bridge RV Park check in: N 44 33.820 W 110 22.167
Specifics about the RV Park
The Fishing Bridge RV Park provides approximately 340 sites designated for hard sided recreational vehicles only. This is because the RV park is located in bear habitat. Also because of its location, we ask that RV campers be especially diligent in their compliance with park food storage regulations.
Sites are double-wide with a limited space for slide outs. Recreational vehicles up to 40 feet in length can be accommodated in the sites. All sites are open with back-in access. A pine forest surrounds the RV Park.
Fishing Bridge RV Park offers full hookups (50 amp electric service, water and sewer hookups) There is a coin laundry and pay showers in the nearby Camper Services facility. Rates for this campground include 2 showers per night. A sanitary dump station is also available near the entrance.
Other services located at or nearby Fishing Bridge RV Park
- The RV Park is located near a service station (offering fuel, propane and mechanical repair services) and a general store with groceries and camping supplies.
- Across from the Fishing Bridge general store and gas station the National Park Service operates the historic Fishing Bridge Visitor Center and Museum.
- A small bookstore, exhibits and information are available here. Near the visitor center is an NPS amphitheater where Ranger programs are offered.
- Interdenominational church services provided by a Christian Ministry in the National Parks are offered on Sundays at the amphitheater.
- Just a few miles south is the Lake Village where the Lake Yellowstone Hotel and Lake Lodge provide a range of services including a full-service restaurant, cafeteria, gift shops, and tours. A general store, clinic and post office are also located at the Lake Village.
Important General Guidelines for Yellowstone Campgrounds and Fishing Bridge RV Park
- All campgrounds operated by Yellowstone National Park Lodges have restrooms with cold water and flush toilets.
- Fishing Bridge RV Park has four restroom buildings with hot water.
- Coin-operated ice and soda machines, and recycling and refuse containers are located nearby.
- Individual campsites have one picnic table and one fire grate (except at Fishing Bridge RV Park-which has neither).
- Group campsites have one picnic table and one fire grate for approximately every six people and are for tent camping only.
- Firewood is sold at all campgrounds except Fishing Bridge RV Park.
- Food storage regulations are strictly enforced at all campgrounds.
- Sites that accommodate RVs at Canyon, Bridge Bay, Grant Village, and Madison campgrounds are either pull-through or back-in with limited width for slide-outs and MAY NOT BE LEVEL; please plan accordingly.
- Some sites are shaded while others are in open areas.
- The Lifetime Interagency Pass (for seniors and individuals with permanent disabilities) is applicable for rates at all Yellowstone campgrounds except Fishing Bridge.
- Yellowstone National Park Service camping information
Want to see the park without having to move the rig?
Some of our guided tours pick up at the RV Park including the Circle of Fire Tour, Yellowstone Lake Butte Sunset Tour and Lamar Valley Wildlife Excursion. You can book tours in advance through our reservations office by calling 866-GEYSERLAND or at the activities desk located at the RV park registration office.
Food At Your Campground
Warning: Food odors attract bears. The following items (new, clean, dirty, empty or full) may NOT be left outside, in tents, or in tent trailers at any time, day or night. Items listed below need to be stored in a hard sided vehicle or in shared food storage boxed located throughout our campgrounds when not in use.
- Water Containers
- Cooking Utensils
- Eating Utensils
- Drinking Utensils
- Stoves
- Beverage Containers
- Grills
- Coolers
- Ice Chests
- Trash or Trash Bags (in the site or fire pit)
- Food
- Cosmetics
- Toiletries
- Pet Food
- Pet Food Bowls
- Pet Water Bowls
- Pails
- Buckets
- Wash Basins
- Any Item With Food Odor
A violation of these rules may result in a citation and/or confiscation of these items. The bears future and the safety of others depend on you.
Picnics and Fast Foods
Picnic meals, fast food, and box lunches are available from our restaurants and snack shops. Please inquire at any Xanterra Parks & Resorts food service outlet.
Yellowstone National Park features several picnic locations. View guidelines and park picnic locations.
The closest restaurants are located at Lake Hotel and Lake Lodge.
Dining in the Park
There are no dining facilities located at the campground. Dining facilities are, however, available throughout the park, ranging from fine dining restaurants to snack shops and cafeterias. Dinner reservations are required at the fine dining facilities. Inquire at any lodging front desk or dining room host stand when you arrive at the park.
We recommend you enjoy Yellowstone National Park Lodges Restaurants & Cafeterias located nearby this campground:
- Lake Lodge Cafeteria
- Lake Yellowstone Hotel Dining Room (Dinner reservations required)
- Lake Hotel Deli
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