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We had a great stay for the 4th of July weekend. Lot is gravel but was level. Laundry facilities were great. Full hook up was terrific. Office closed early for the holiday but left everything for check-in in the box by the office door. Would recommend staying here!

On the way to Cody, I had some trouble on the road (lost a wheel on the trailer) which took three days to get repaired. Did they charge a penalty or the first nights reservation? Of course not! Of the total of $189.82 for the two night reservation they refunded only $17.82 without explanation. I was told the owner would call to discuss. That, of course, never happened. I will not consider ever staying there in the future. Honestly, if I had read more reviews, I never would have made this reservation.

Bathrooms not clean, no hand soap, stepping out of showers on dirty floor. However, camping spots okay, very friendly staff and recommend restaurant as staff and chef very good.

This place was okay. Basically a large graveled parking lot. Staff was friendly breakfast buffet was okay. Still a long ways to drive to get in to Yellowstone.

Stayed two nights in motor home for access to Yellowstone NP. Large gravel lot with full hookups and no trees, sites rather close. Picnic table and fire pit at each site. Right next to Shoshone river, but on a bluff above it with no river access. Very nice mountain scenery around the park. Also has western motel and cabins and restaurant. But do not be misled by the name; this park has little in common with Yellowstone. It's 3000' lower and 30 miles from the East entrance (over 50 miles from the YNP sights). Takes 1.5 hours to drive to heart of park. Terrain around here is high arid grassland, not like YNP.

This was a good find. The scenery was spectacular. Mountains and river. Sites were a little close but that seems to be the norm these days. Sites were gravel but we were very fine with that. There was a picnic table and fire ring. The staff was helpful and kind. There is a bar with live music, at least in the July 4 weekend. It was nice. Staff friendly. The dining room was good sized. Only ate a buffet breakfast there and it was OK. Perhaps a bit overpriced for the quality and paper plates. Not the best value, but OK. There is a small pool and hot tub. The campground is a pleasant drive from Cody, about 18 miles, and not too far from Yellowstone. We saw the campgrounds closer to and in town and would pick this again for the scenery alone.

Yellowstone Valley Inn and RV is very nice. Owner(s) are very friendly and helpful. Staff in the restaurant are efficient and friendly. The RV lots are gravel, but no big deal to us. They were spacious with a picnic table and fire pit. After you see the damage from forest fires, gravel is okay. The surrounding scenery is absolutely breathtaking. I agree about the unfriendliness of Green Creek Inn and RV Park. Will definitely stay again at Yellowstone Valley.

We stumbled into our stay at Yellowstone valley inn but we're absolutely happy with the park. I would agree the one negative is the sites were not paved but otherwise they were roomy and well kept. It is a great location to enjoy the west and northeast entrances to Yellowstone. Cody is a nice western town, be sure to check out the local rodeo!. Owner of YVI very kind and hospitable. If you are debating between this one and green creek stay here!!!! Owner of green creek was one of the rudest people we have met in our RV experience!

Gravel/mud rv sites. No cable and wifi was terrible. Planned to stay 10 nights. Dog got incredibly sick and had to go home after only 5 days. They refused to refund any portion of our unused days.

Friendly,clean.