Silver Gate guards Yellowstone National Park's northeast entrance on US Highway 212. Wildlife watchers track wolves and grizzlies across Lamar Valley's sweeping meadows. Park your RV at 2S3 Slough Creek or 2S2 Yellowstone National Park Backcountry for $3 to $15 nightly rates and instant trail access.
Silver Gate perches at the edge of Yellowstone's wild northeast corner. US Highway 212 slices through town toward Cooke City. Lamar Valley bursts with bison, elk, and wolf packs that draw photographers year-round. Pebble Creek tempts fly anglers with native cutthroat trout. Rustic cabins line the main drag, fueling travelers since the 1930s.
Backcountry campers claim 2S3 Slough Creek as their big rig haven inside Yellowstone National Park. Firepits glow here under starry skies. Solo hikers or small groups favor 2S2 Yellowstone National Park Backcountry for its low cost and raw immersion. Both sites sling you into trails leading to Slough Creek's meandering waters and remote ridges.
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Silver Gate serves as the northeast gateway to Yellowstone National Park. Lamar Valley nearby hosts North America's best wildlife viewing, from wolves to grizzly bears. This speck of a town on US Highway 212 draws adventurers seeking uncrowded trails and raw nature.
Find them at 2S3 Slough Creek and 2S2 Yellowstone National Park Backcountry. Both sit inside Yellowstone National Park as backcountry campsites. Expect primitive setups with campfires allowed and rates from $3 to $15 nightly.
Yes, campfires burn at both 2S3 Slough Creek and 2S2 Yellowstone National Park Backcountry. Follow park rules for designated rings and fire bans. These sites enhance evenings with crackling warmth amid Yellowstone's backcountry.