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GenieMagic
87
GenieScore
GenieMatch
GenieSummary
The sites were gravel with lots of trees for shade. The camp host was very friendly and helpful. We were in the no hook up section of the camp, but there was one spot that had sun and had the opportunity to use our solar panels. The camp was very quiet and the camp host delivered firewood to the site. There was a fair amount of traffic going back to the lake access, but the campground was closed for the season. The vault toilets were clean and stocked, but there was no trash pick up. There were lots of trails to hike and it was great for dogs. The lake was great for paddling canoes and kayaks and the kids caught a ton of fish from the fishing docks. The campground was at higher elevations so in the summer it was perfect to beat the heat. The campground is a great place to enjoy the solitude of not having cell service while exploring the trails, fishing, and paddling around the lake.
From The Campground
Sibley Lake Campground is located in Bighorn National Forest and offers 25 total sites (15 single sites with electrical hookup, 9 single sites, 1 tent only site). The campground is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day and offers potable water and vault toilets. The campground is operated by Gallatin Canyon Campgrounds and can be reserved online or by phone. The fees are $23 per night, $28 per night for electric service, and an additional vehicle fee of $10. The closest town is Dayton, Wyoming. Fishing opportunities abound in nearby Sibley Lake and numerous streams. Activities include camping, hiking, mountain biking, and boating (motorized). The campground has a 14 day stay limit and electric motors are only allowed on Sibley Lake. The campground has a host onsite at the Tongue Ranger District. Reviews are not available.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
No Affiliation Data
Contact
(406) 587-9054
No Email Data
GenieMagic
87
GenieScore
GenieMatch
Reservations
No Reservation Data
Quick Stats
22
Sites
$16 - $23
Site Price
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Max RV Size
7943ft.
Elevation
GenieSummary
The sites were gravel with lots of trees for shade. The camp host was very friendly and helpful. We were in the no hook up section of the camp, but there was one spot that had sun and had the opportunity to use our solar panels. The camp was very quiet and the camp host delivered firewood to the site. There was a fair amount of traffic going back to the lake access, but the campground was closed for the season. The vault toilets were clean and stocked, but there was no trash pick up. There were lots of trails to hike and it was great for dogs. The lake was great for paddling canoes and kayaks and the kids caught a ton of fish from the fishing docks. The campground was at higher elevations so in the summer it was perfect to beat the heat. The campground is a great place to enjoy the solitude of not having cell service while exploring the trails, fishing, and paddling around the lake.
From The Campground
Sibley Lake Campground is located in Bighorn National Forest and offers 25 total sites (15 single sites with electrical hookup, 9 single sites, 1 tent only site). The campground is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day and offers potable water and vault toilets. The campground is operated by Gallatin Canyon Campgrounds and can be reserved online or by phone. The fees are $23 per night, $28 per night for electric service, and an additional vehicle fee of $10. The closest town is Dayton, Wyoming. Fishing opportunities abound in nearby Sibley Lake and numerous streams. Activities include camping, hiking, mountain biking, and boating (motorized). The campground has a 14 day stay limit and electric motors are only allowed on Sibley Lake. The campground has a host onsite at the Tongue Ranger District. Reviews are not available.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
No Affiliation Data
Contact
(406) 587-9054
No Email Data
Quick Stats
22
Sites
$16 - $23
Site Price
--
Max RV Size
7943ft.
Elevation
495280
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