Top RV Parks in Fremont County in 2026

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1. Blue Buffalo Resort

Island Park

amy

NT$5,567 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 1 - Sep 2

Down comforters, individually decorated, individually furnished

2. Wander Camp Yellowstone Island Park

Island Park

Charles

NT$3,783 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 20 - Aug 21

3. Yellowstone Glamping

Island Park

ALEX

NT$4,138 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 23 - Aug 24

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Top Fremont County Hotel Reviews

Sawtelle Mountain Resort

8/10 Good

"The cabins at the property was great for a party of 4-6 people, ideal for families. The rooms are good for 2-4 people. Breakfast can be improved, certainly not something that inspires you to book. Commute to west Yellowstone entrance is 20-25 mins. I would recommend the property to stay."

Drift Lodge & Fly Shop

8/10 Good

"First the positive. Clean, easy to find location, park next to door, quiet area but next to highway, cute in a rustic way, comfortable bed, two large windows lets in good light, microwave, small fridge and sink in a bar next to bed with a coffee maker, bathroom amenities good. However, the bathroom would be challenging for a tall person, toilet is low, shower is short and even the doorknob is low. Overall, the whole space is very compact but meets the need for sleeping and preparing for your day outside. There is a light and fan over the bed, but no AC. Opening the door in the evening let in cool fresh air. There was a heater in the closet for colder days. We did not see a sign in the room about check out expectation, but on a paper they gave us on check-in with invoice, which I didn't look at until we got home, it said we were expected to put out the bag of garbage on the porch by 10am when we checked out, as well as to gather all used towels and put into a bag they had hanging and put it out. No signs in the room so we didn't do it. Posted in the room was no smoking and a fine. But our room definitely reeked of past smoking and we went home with clothes smelling like old smoke, which is greatly irritating to a non-smoker. Overall, it was a nice place to stay and met our needs for just a couple of nights."

Starlight Retreat Yellowstone

8/10 Good

"Inside the tent was very nice and clean. There’s battery that powered lamp and phone charged. The staff in person were friendly. Extra blankets and towels were available on request. Heater was available on request for a fee. The check-in process is patterned to a hotel where you go to a front desk which I believe has specific period that is opened. We arrived late in the evening for first night so we were not able to check in, I wish there was a self check in. Communication via the travel agent, in my case Expedia, could be improved in terms of responsiveness. The bed, sofa and all the inside setup of the tent was great. Other than grass outside and the communal facility there’s none like tub, grill (maybe this by design so just fyi)"