Lewis Lake Campground

Lewis Lake Campground offers a serene lakeside retreat in the southern reaches of Yellowstone National Park, where towering lodgepole pines frame stunning views of the expansive Lewis Lake. This rustic campground strikes an ideal balance between accessibility and wilderness immersion, providing basic amenities while preserving the raw beauty of its surroundings. The 85 well-spaced sites, nestled on a wooded hill, offer a sense of privacy and connection to nature rarely found in more developed campgrounds.

Located just 12 miles north of Yellowstone's South Entrance, Lewis Lake Campground serves as an excellent base for exploring the park's southern attractions. The campground's proximity to the lake's southeastern shore allows for easy access to water activities, with a boat ramp nearby for those eager to explore the pristine waters by canoe, kayak, or motorboat. Fishing enthusiasts will appreciate the opportunity to cast a line in the lake's clear waters, known for its population of lake trout and brown trout.

The area surrounding Lewis Lake Campground is rich in natural wonders. Within a short drive, visitors can marvel at the colorful hot springs of West Thumb Geyser Basin or take in the panoramic views from the Lewis Canyon overlook. For those seeking a more immersive wilderness experience, several hiking trails originate near the campground, offering opportunities to explore the diverse ecosystems of Yellowstone's southern region.