Duration: 4 days, 2 nights

While staying in Western Colorado for a month, we decided to go a side trip to Utah and Wyoming. Hotels around Yellowstone are super expensive, especially last minute. So, we found ourselves a pop-up camper for sale in Durango and went on a camping trip through Utah, Idaho, and Yellowstone National Park. 

In order to get a campsite at many of the campgrounds in Yellowstone, you have to get in line super early in the morning. Many are first-come, first-serve, and the ones that can be booked online are often booked months in advance.

We stayed at the Norris Campground for 3 nights. The campground has bathrooms and a sink for washing dishes, but they don’t have showers. We had to drive to Canyon Village (about 30 minutes away) to shower most days, but the best shower we found was Mammoth Falls. Mammoth Falls is about an hour from Norris Campground and behind the Mammoth Falls Hotel are various shower houses that can be used. These are smaller and more private than the showers at Canyon Village.

Day 3

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