Fireside RV Park - Buffalo Valley

I was skeptical about staying here but it is an excellent campground in a premier location near the Tetons and Yellowstone. The only thing I could see was the fire pits too close but when your out all day you might have little time for a fire. They have a community fire pit so that makes up for it. The staff was excellent and very nice. The showers were good and the water was hot. They were just the right size. The campers are close together but hey that's camping. So glad I didn't listen to the reviews because I was pleasantly surprised and pleased as well. I told the staff they have a great campground and to keep up the great job!!! Advice to those who read my review. This is worth the price and you will not be disappointed. I am a retired Air Force dude and I loved it here!!!!!!
9 years ago (30-07-2017)

Basic dry cabins. In one cabin we had 1 double bed/room and 4 bunks in main room. Second cabin had 1 double bed and 2 bunks in one room. A little rough but very fun. Can't beat the price or the views. Each cabin has at least one heater, no AC. Bring your own bedding, etc. No kitchens. Must cook outside so bring camp stove/BBQ/hibachi/Dutch oven, etc. Water is high in iron, but nice to have it. People running the place are very nice and helpful. Overall a great value and an even better time!! Thanks.
9 years ago (18-09-2017)

We loved our stay here. If you are looking for a place to stay for a good price that has clean facilities and a great view, this is a great place. The cabin was cute, you could see the tetons behind it, and there are swings for the kids near them. The bathrooms are clean and nice for a campground. Yeah there are mosquitoes but you are in mountains, so that's expected. Its a campground, not a 5 star resort, so if that's what you what and you want a place to enjoy being near the parks this is a great place.
9 years ago (17-07-2017)

The staff was great, but definitely not worth the price! Stayed here during August 2017 and paid nearly $80 per night. The grounds are pretty basic. Worst thing was their water had the foul odor of Sulphur in it. It seriously smelled like rotten eggs coming out of my RV faucets. Unfortunately if you're here for the Grand Tetons or Yellowstone, your choices are limited, and you may just end up here. BTW if you're driving up from the south and passing through Utah, I strongly recommended Mountain Valley RV Resort in Heber City, Utah. That place sets the standard for a 5 Stat RV resort. And it won't cost you $80 per night.
9 years ago (24-08-2017)

Basic, but serviceable. No pool or playground for the kids, rather large campground and was easy to navigate in our 35' Class A. Site included a gas station and small bar/grill which was a nice break from cooking for ourselves. Probably better suited for couples, than families with small children.
9 years ago (19-07-2017)