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What campers say

Eagle Peak Lodge & RV Campground offers clean, well-kept rooms, cabins, and RV hookups with friendly, helpful staff. Families and groups find spacious accommodations, basic complimentary breakfast, and convenient amenities like air conditioning and nearby gas and dining. The site is quiet, pet-friendly, and feels safe. Practical tradeoffs include a roughly 50–60 minute drive to Yellowstone’s West Entrance and tent camping that uses RV sites without dedicated picnic tables or shade. Some guests note the breakfast is simple rather than elaborate and prices can be a bit higher than primitive campgrounds, but many praise the value for cleanliness and service.

Our summary of 547 traveler reviews.

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📖 About This Campground

Eagle Peak Lodge and RV Park in Ashton Idaho offers full hookup RV and tent camping just off US 20. This small town is located near Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park. Packed gravel roads with pull thru and backin options the sites are in an open setting with a mowed grass area and picnic table at site. Located near a large big-rig friendly gas station, car wash and catty-corner to the lodge. The lodge is a full service hotel and that is where guests pay. A very low key location guests can make reservations online or roll in, pick a site and register in the office. Ashton is a quaint small farming town and the city park is only a few block south of the RV park. The city park has a playground and public pool (open during summers). The park is 5 miles from the base of the mountains heading up into Island Park and is a suitable launch point for exploring Grassy Valley Road as aback entrance into Yellowstone to Grand Teton National Park

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Camping Pro

This park was a delight to stay at. $30 per night during the week and $35 on the weekends we had a great backin at the back of the park overlooking a pasture that occasionally had cows eating their way around. Low key and easy to work with you pay at the lodge across the street. This is for self contained units only and seemed to draw in a quiet group of fulltimers. Ashton is a nice little town and close to Rexburg for shopping (although the small grocery in Ashton is well stocked and reasonably priced). We visited both Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park including Cave Falls and Mesa Falls. It is a bit of a drive to West Yellowstone but if you do the math it is still way more affordable to stay here. Verizon 4G was solid.