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What campers say

Cave Falls Campground is a quiet, scenic riverside spot praised for its views and proximity to the river. It’s remote and accessed via a long, rough, washboard gravel road, so expect a bumpy drive that can be hard on vehicles. Amenities are minimal (no hookups and no on‑site host reported) and maintenance reports are mixed: many campers note clean bathrooms and cared‑for sites while others mention broken picnic tables and grills. Be prepared for occasional heavy mosquitoes and the possibility of seasonal or unexpected closures when planning a stay.

Our summary of 25 traveler reviews.

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📖 About This Campground

Cave Falls Campground near Alta Wyoming (east of Ashton Idaho) is a Caribou-Targhee National Forest (Forest Service) campground offering 23 primitive tent and RV camping sites 2 miles from one of the most remote (yet accessible) waterfalls in Yellowstone National Park. Located on the banks of Fall River which is swift and deep in the area of the campground. The entrance to the Bechler Ranger Station (the only entry to the southwestern portion of Yellowstone National Park) is two miles west and north of the campground. Toilets and water available. 12 miles of the access road is dirt/ gravel.

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