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Hikers and backcountry campers thrive at Lady of the Lake Trail on Lulu Pass thanks to its dispersed sites right on the trail. Cooke City puts you near Yellowstone National Park's northeast entrance and the Beartooth Highway. Campfires spark evenings, pets tag along, and it scores 4 out of 5 from 4 reviews.
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Write a ReviewNo, Lady of the Lake Trail on Lulu Pass lacks full hookups. Dispersed camping here skips water, electric, and sewer connections across all sites. No 30-amp or 50-amp service exists, so bring self-contained setups for RVs or tents. Stock up on supplies in Cooke City beforehand.
Yes, Lady of the Lake Trail on Lulu Pass allows pets. Bring your dogs or cats to share the mountain trails. Leash them for safety around wildlife, pick up waste, and note no dog park or breed limits appear in listings. Keep noise low in this quiet dispersed spot.
Call for rates at Lady of the Lake Trail on Lulu Pass, as no fixed prices list. Dispersed sites often run low or free, covering basic access without amenities. No reservations needed typically, but check ahead for peak summer near Yellowstone to snag a prime spot.
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