Looking for an RV park near Yellowstone? Reservations for our 2027 season at Old Faithful RV Park open on November 1st. We’re in Cody, Wyoming, just 32 miles from Yellowstone’s East Entrance. If you want a summer trip to Yellowstone next year, now is a great time to start planning.
We know it can feel early. But summer is the busiest time near Yellowstone, and the best dates go first. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to book and how long to stay. We’ll also share the rates, our cancellation policy, and the new things coming to our park in 2027.
When Do 2027 Reservations Open?
Reservations for our 2027 season open on November 1st, 2026. Our season runs from May 7 through September 25.
That means you can lock in your dates months before your trip. Booking early gives you the most choices for your dates and your site or cabin.
Rates at Old Faithful RV Park Near Yellowstone for 2027
Here is what you’ll pay for your 2027 stay.
RV sites (full hookup):
- $65 a night in May, August, and September
- $75 a night in June and July
Plus we offer Good Sam and Military Discounts.
Cabins (sleep up to 6):
- $249 a night
- $239 a night when you stay 3 or more nights
- $229 a night when you stay 7 or more nights
The longer you stay in a cabin, the less you pay per night. That’s one more good reason to plan a longer trip.
Dog friendly cabins (new for 2027):
- $279 a night
- Up to 2 dogs allowed
- We ask for a credit card on file for any incidentals
How to Book an RV Site Near Yellowstone in 5 Easy Steps
Booking with us is simple. Here is how it works.
Step 1: Pick Your Dates
Start with the week you want to visit. Summer weekends and the middle of July fill up fast. If you can be flexible, try a few days earlier or later.
Step 2: Decide How Long to Stay
This is the big one, so we’ve given it its own section below.
Step 3: Choose Your Site or Cabin
We have full hookup RV sites and cabins. You pick what fits your trip. We’ll talk more about this in a minute.
Step 4: Book Online
Head to oldfaithfulrvpark.com to pick your dates and book. If you have questions first, you can email us at OldFaithfulRVPark@gmail.com or call us at 307-250-1934.
Step 5: Start Planning Your Yellowstone Days
Once you’re booked, the fun part begins. You can map out your drives, pick your must see stops, and count down the days.
How Long to Stay Near Yellowstone
Many people ask us how long to stay near Yellowstone. The answer depends on what you want to see. Here is how we think about it.
3 nights is a good start. You can see a few of the big spots. But you’ll be driving a lot, and you won’t see everything.
4 to 5 nights is a nice middle. You can take a slower pace and see more of the park.
6 to 7 nights is what we suggest for first timers. You can explore Yellowstone, enjoy Cody, and still have time to rest.
There is no minimum stay at our park, so you can plan the trip that fits you.
Yellowstone is huge. The drives between the sights can take a long time, so a longer stay means less rushing. We always say it’s better to have an extra day than to wish you had one.
Our park is a good home base for a longer stay. You can head into Yellowstone for the day and come back to a quiet spot with mountain views. Want ideas for what to see? Read our guides to Hayden Valley and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone.
Cody Wyoming Cabin Rentals or an RV Site?
If you’re thinking about Cody Wyoming cabin rentals, we have 12 cabins. Each one sleeps up to 6. There is a queen bed downstairs, two full beds in the loft, and a queen pull-out couch. Every cabin has a private bathroom, heat, and AC. You also get a kitchenette with a microwave, a fridge, and a Keurig.
New for 2027, we’ll have 2 dog friendly cabins! Each one welcomes up to 2 dogs, so your whole family can come along. We will ask for a credit card on file for any incidentals.
If you’re bringing your own rig, our full hookup RV sites are the way to go. Not sure which is right for you? Read our guide on cabin vs RV site.
Traveling with a big group? If you have 5 or more reservations, let’s talk about a group discount. We can also help plan activities and meals. Learn more in our group camping guide.
Yellowstone East Entrance Lodging: Why Cody Works So Well
When you look at Yellowstone East Entrance lodging, location matters. Our park is just 32 miles from the East Entrance. That makes us a great RV park near Yellowstone, close to the park and far from the biggest crowds.
You’ll also get things you can’t find inside the park:
- Mountain views all around
- The North Fork of the Shoshone River right by your site
- Dark skies for amazing stargazing
- The town of Cody close by, with its nightly summer rodeo
Want to know what else Cody has to offer? Check out our Cody, Wyoming facts post.
Tips for Planning Your Trip
- Book early for the best choice of dates.
- Check Yellowstone’s park alerts before you go. The National Park Service has current road and weather updates at nps.gov/yell.
- Leave room in your plans for slow drives and wildlife stops.
- Bring layers. Mountain weather can change fast, even in summer.
Our Cancellation Policy for 2027 Reservations
We know plans can change, so we keep our policy simple.
- Cancel 30 days or more before your stay, and you get a full refund.
- Cancel between 14 and 30 days before, and you get a partial refund.
- Cancel less than 14 days before, and there is no refund.
There is also no minimum stay. Whether you want one night or two weeks, we’d love to have you.
Ready to Book?
Reservations at our RV park near Yellowstone open November 1st. Whether you want a full hookup RV site from $65 a night or a cozy cabin, we can’t wait to host you.
Head to oldfaithfulrvpark.com to start planning your trip. Questions? Email us at OldFaithfulRVPark@gmail.com. We’re happy to help.
FAQ
When do reservations open at your RV park near Yellowstone?
Reservations open on November 1st, 2026.
What dates is Old Faithful RV Park open in 2027?
We’re open May 7 through September 25.
How do I book an RV site near Yellowstone?
Go to oldfaithfulrvpark.com, pick your dates, and choose your site or cabin. You can also email us with questions.
How long should we stay near Yellowstone?
We suggest 6 to 7 nights for a first trip. Three nights can work, but you’ll have to move fast.
How much are RV sites in 2027?
RV sites are $65 a night in May, August, and September, and $75 a night in June and July.
How much are cabins in 2027?
Cabins are $249 a night. The price drops to $239 a night for 3 or more nights, and $229 a night for 7 or more nights.
Do you have pet friendly cabins?
Yes! New for 2027, we’ll have 2 dog friendly cabins. Each one allows up to 2 dogs and costs $279 a night. We ask for a credit card on file for incidentals.
Is there a minimum stay?
No. You can stay as many nights as you like.
What is your cancellation policy?
Cancel 30 days or more before your stay for a full refund. Cancel between 14 and 30 days before for a partial refund. Cancel less than 14 days before and there is no refund.
How far is the park from Yellowstone’s East Entrance?
We’re about 32 miles from the East Entrance.
Do you offer group discounts?
If you have 5 or more reservations, contact us to talk about a group discount.