Tower Fall Campground

Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Important National Park Service alert

  • Biscuit Basin Closed Due to Hydrothermal Explosion

    The parking lot, boardwalk, and Firehole River at Biscuit Basin, located north of Old Faithful, is closed to all travel until further notice due to the possibility of another event at the site of a hydrothermal explosion that occurred July 23, 2024.

    Park Closure · updated Jul 1, 2026 · Official notice

Checked Oct 26, 11:25 am (America/Denver). Conditions change quickly - confirm on the official park page before you go.

  • Fee per night$20
  • SeasonSee dates below
  • RV length (some sites)Up to 33 ft
  • Drinking wateryes
  • Electricno

At a glance: Confirmed: drinking water. No electric hookups, flush toilets or showers. Listed for rigs up to 33 ft.

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1 National Park Service notice for the park (not specific to this campground)
  • Stay Away From Bull Elk

    Bull elk are fast and unpredictable this time of year and can seriously injure people. If an elk charges, run. In addition to staying at least 25 yards (23 m) away from elk and bison, always stay at least 100 yards (91 m) away from bears and wolves.

    Caution · updated Aug 26, 2026 · Official notice

Checked Oct 26, 11:25 am (America/Denver). Conditions change quickly - confirm on the official park page before you go.

Tower Fall Campground in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
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  • Electric hookups No
  • Drinking water Yes
  • Flush toilets No
  • Showers No
  • Dump station No
  • Water hookups at sites No
  • Sewer hookups No
  • Tent sites Yes
  • RV / trailer sites Yes
  • Reservable online Yes

Sites, fees and season

Campsites
33
Longest RV / trailer listed
Up to 33 ft at selected sites (not every site; check access and your site)
Elevation
6,621 ft
Open season
The campground is typically only open summer and fall. Checkout time is 10 am. See exceptions for exact dates of operation. (as listed by National Park Service, Oct 25, 2026)
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Phone
(307) 344-2107 (campground or managing office)
Listed fees
  • $20.00 per site per night - Nightly Fee
Taxes and extra fees may apply.
Official fee information

Nightly Fee: $20.00 - Interagency Access and Senior Pass holders receive a 50% discount.

The listed length is the longest site; not every site fits that size. Confirm your site on the official reservation page.

Location and nearby campgrounds

Location on the map · Driving directions · 44.88955, -110.38948 (the official listing point; check the access road for large rigs)

From the official listing description, directions and rules

Tower Fall Campground-elevation 6,600 feet (2012 m)-is on the north side of the steep, winding, road to Dunraven Pass. The campground is near the Tower General Store and Tower Fall. The Lamar Valley, with spectacular wildlife viewing opportunities, is nearby as are several Day Hikes in the Tower and Northeast Area. Roosevelt Lodge, a short drive from the campground, offers dining and horseback riding.

For reservations at the campgrounds managed by Yellowstone National Park Lodges (Fishing Bridge RV Park, Bridge Bay, Canyon, Madison, and Grant Village campgrounds), please visit the Yellowstone National Park Lodges Camping web page.

Recreation

For information on recreation opportunities in Yellowstone National Park please visit the Things to Do or the Tower-Roosevelt and the Northeast sections of the park website.

Facilities

Tower Fall Campground offers:

31 campsites Food Storage Lockers - Seasonal Trash/Recycling Collection - Seasonal Staff or Volunteer Host On Site - Seasonal Potable Water - May be available, seasonal Vault Toilets - seasonal

The campground does not have showers

Natural Features

The Tower Fall Campground is in the Tower-Roosevelt Area in the park's northern range. A short hike is located just outside the campground to get to an overlook view of Tower Fall. 7.5 miles (12 km) south of the campground, another 5 mile (8 km) trail leads to a lookout at Mt. Washburn.

Weather forecast - next 7 days

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Climate by month

Average daily high and low and monthly precipitation, 1991-2020 normals from the NOAA station Tower Falls - 2.4 mi away, station at 6,275 ft - 346 ft lower than the campground (6,621 ft). Long-term averages, not a forecast; the open season is listed separately above.

MonthHigh °FLow °FPrecip. in
Jan2641.13
Feb3160.94
Mar41161.11
Apr49241.43
May59311.88
Jun68371.99
Jul78411.31
Aug78391.35
Sep69321.33
Oct53231.52
Nov36131.37
Dec2651.29

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Sources and data dates where every fact comes from
FactSourceFetched from the source
CampsitesRecreation.gov (RIDB)Oct 25, 2026
source updated Aug 19, 2026
Reservable onlineRecreation.gov (RIDB)Oct 25, 2026
source updated Aug 19, 2026
Tent sitesRecreation.gov (RIDB)Oct 25, 2026
source updated Aug 19, 2026
RV / trailer sitesRecreation.gov (RIDB)Oct 25, 2026
source updated Aug 19, 2026
Electric hookupsRecreation.gov (RIDB)Oct 25, 2026
source updated Aug 19, 2026
Water hookups at sitesRecreation.gov (RIDB)Oct 25, 2026
source updated Aug 19, 2026
Sewer hookupsRecreation.gov (RIDB)Oct 25, 2026
source updated Aug 19, 2026
Drinking waterNational Park ServiceOct 25, 2026
Flush toiletsNational Park ServiceOct 25, 2026
ShowersNational Park ServiceOct 25, 2026
Dump stationNational Park ServiceOct 25, 2026
Longest RV / trailer listedRecreation.gov (RIDB)Oct 25, 2026
source updated Aug 19, 2026
ElevationUSGS elevation (EPQS)Oct 25, 2026
Lowest listed feeNational Park ServiceOct 25, 2026
Highest listed feeNational Park ServiceOct 25, 2026
Open seasonNational Park ServiceOct 25, 2026
Official pageNational Park ServiceOct 25, 2026
Official reservationsRecreation.gov (RIDB)Oct 25, 2026
source updated Aug 19, 2026
PhoneRecreation.gov (RIDB)Oct 25, 2026
source updated Aug 19, 2026

Last successful data update for this page: Oct 26, 2026. That is when we last read the official sources - not a personal visit, and not the date the source itself changed (shown per fact above). Found something wrong? Report an error.