SITE MAP & PARK POLICIES

Important Map Note: The landscaping shown above reflects our vision for Old Faithful RV Park. Currently, our sites are gravel and our grounds are in development. Beginning in May 2026, we'll be actively planting grass seed and establishing the green spaces you see on this map. We appreciate your understanding as we continue improving the park throughout the season!

Exciting Additions Coming in 2026: This summer, we're adding amenities to enhance your stay! Our plans include a dedicated dog park for your furry friends, dog waste stations throughout the property, picnic tables at sites, and completion of our permanent bathhouse and laundry facilities. These improvements will roll out as projects are completed throughout the season. Thank you for your patience as we build the park we've envisioned—your perfect Yellowstone basecamp!

CAMPING IS AN OUTDOOR EXPERIENCE

Old Faithful RV Park is located in a natural, wilderness setting. Guests will encounter wildlife (including bears), insects, weather changes, and other elements of nature. By choosing to stay with us, you acknowledge these conditions. We do not provide refunds for early departures, weather conditions, wildlife encounters, insects, or other natural occurrences.

REGISTRATION / ENTRY

All guests must register at the main office and pay the appropriate fees before setting up on a campsite, checking into a cabin, visiting a guest or resident, or before moving from one site to another.

All delivery drivers, taxis, ubers, lyfts, shuttles, etc. must be met at the front entrance; they cannot enter the campground. All vehicles and campers coming on the property must have a valid license plate.

CHECK-IN TIME is AFTER 2PM and BEFORE 12AM. Entrance after midnight is only allowed if you have already been issued a pass.

CHECK-OUT TIME is 11:00 AM. Please leave vehicle pass with the office or front gate as you leave. Guests are not allowed to remain in the campground once they have checked out.

PARKING / TRAFFIC

Space is limited. Campsite and Rental rates include one vehicle and one piece of camping equipment. Additional vehicles must be registered at the office. Space is limited and not guaranteed.

No parking on grass. Only park in designated parking areas. If you cannot fit your vehicles within the designated parking areas of your site, please park in the overflow area.

Maneuvering around the campground may be challenging. Please ensure your vehicles and other property are within the perimeter of your site to avoid accidents and/or other damages. When the campground is busy there is a lot of traffic on the main roads.

OCCUPANCY LIMITS

RV Sites: Maximum 8 people per site. Cabins: Maximum 6 people per cabin. Exceeding occupancy limits may result in additional fees or removal from the park.

CHILDREN

Children need to be supervised when they are playing outdoors. Talk with children about bears and teach them what to do if they encounter one.

QUIET TIME

Please observe quiet time from 10pm to 7am.

CAMPFIRES & GRILLING

Propane fire pits and grills are permitted. Charcoal grills are permitted and charcoal must be completely cooled before disposal in designated receptacles only. Grills must be attended at all times while in use. No other open flames are permitted in the campground.

SMOKING & VAPING

Smoking and vaping are prohibited in all enclosed buildings, restrooms, and covered areas. Please properly dispose of cigarette butts in designated receptacles only, never on the ground.

WASTE DISPOSAL

Trash must be placed in designated receptacles. Do not overfill containers. Do not leave trash beside the dumpster.

AWNINGS

DO NOT leave your awning/or other loose items out when leaving the property. Winds can be unpredictable.

SECURE YOUR BELONGINGS

Remember to lock your vehicle and your unit. Do not leave valuable items outside on your campsite or inside your vehicle. Keep your cooler locked inside your camper or vehicle at night. Secure bicycles and scooters. If you see suspicious activity at any time, please let the manager/staff on site know.

PET POLICY

We allow pets on campsites and in the campground. Any dog that is unfriendly, exhibits aggressive behavior, is uncomfortable around loud noises or a lot of people, or barks uncontrollably, should be left at home. If a person brings a pet into the park that shows this type of behavior toward guests or park employees, or is causing discomfort to others, the manager may ask that the pet be boarded. If the pet owner chooses not to board the pet, they may be asked to leave.

Pets MUST BE on a leash no more than 6 feet long at ALL TIMES, and within sight and under the control of their owner. Pets are not permitted to be tied up outside and left unattended. Pets are not permitted in campground buildings, facilities, amenity areas, or bathhouses/bathrooms. Exotic animals are prohibited.

Pet waste stations are located throughout the park. Please clean up after your pet immediately. Pets must be kept inside your RV/vehicle during quiet hours (10pm-7am).

GOLF CARTS / LOW SPEED VEHICLES

Personal golf carts/ Low speed Vehicles are permitted for campsites and vacation rentals. You MUST respect the 5MPH speed limit throughout the entire campground. Do not drive on the grass, driving is only permitted on the roads. All golf cart drivers must be at least 16 years old and have a valid driver's license. Violators may be fined and/or privileges may be removed. A restricted/provisional license is not permitted. Flags on golf carts may not exceed a 2 ft. by 2ft dimension. Guests needing mobility assistance may contact us with questions.

BICYCLES

Bicycles are generally allowed in most areas of the campground. Bikes out after dark must have lights. After 9pm bicycles are NOT ALLOWED on the roads. Please be sure your children know the rules of the road.

Electric Bikes, Scooters, etc MUST follow the 5 MPH speed limit within the campground.

SHOSHONE RIVER

Swimming, wading, and water activities in the Shoshone River are at your own risk. There is no lifeguard on duty. River currents can be strong and unpredictable. Supervise children at all times near the water. Old Faithful RV Park is not responsible for injuries or accidents related to river activities.

WEAPONS & FIREARMS

Guests may possess firearms in accordance with Wyoming state law. Discharge of firearms, fireworks, and weapons of any kind is strictly prohibited on campground property. Bear spray is highly recommended and available for purchase at local stores.

ALCOHOL

Responsible alcohol consumption is permitted at individual campsites only. No alcohol is permitted in common areas, bathhouses, or public facilities. Intoxicated or disruptive behavior will result in immediate removal from the park without refund.

DRONES & AERIAL DEVICES

Drone use is prohibited without prior written approval from management. Drones are never permitted over other campsites, buildings, or areas where privacy may be violated.

BEAR AWARENESS - CRITICAL SAFETY INFORMATION

BEAR COUNTRY: Store ALL food, coolers, beverages, trash, cooking equipment, toiletries, pet food, and scented items inside your RV or hard-sided vehicle at all times. Never leave food or attractants outside unattended.

Garbage & Waste: Garbage should be stored where bears can neither smell nor gain access to it: either in a bear-resistant container or inside a building bears can't get into. Use outside garbage cans for non-food items only. Haul garbage to an approved disposal site as often as possible, but at least once a week, to avoid the build-up of odors.

Pet Food: Pet food must be stored inside your RV or vehicle at all times. Don't leave leftover pet food out overnight. If possible, feed pets inside your RV. If you must feed pets outside, feed only during the day in amounts that will be consumed immediately. Don't leave bowls and pet food out overnight.

Pets at Night: Dogs and other pets should be kept inside at night.

Bird Feeders: Bird feeders are not allowed at Old Faithful RV Park due to bear activity in the area.

If You See a Bear: Move inside immediately and remain at a safe location until the bear moves on from the area. If bears get into garbage or other food, REMOVE THE ATTRACTANT IMMEDIATELY AND NOTIFY THE WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT. Avoid giving bears a repeated food reward. Bears that associate people and places people live with easy food rewards can become dangerous, and may eventually have to be euthanized.

Report all bear sightings or encounters to the office immediately: (307) 250-1934

More information and videos about your stay in Bear Country please visit the Wyoming Game and Fish Living In Bear Country webpage Living in Bear Country | Wyoming Game & Fish Department