Tongue Canyon Campground

It's the typical 5 day free primitive camping area with eight sites and a vaultroom. No trash or water. The usual menagerie of outdoor bugs. There are no picnic tables for your dining comfort. And a couple of sites do not have a fire pit for roasting your marshmallows. Cell service is commendable for a canyon. A narrow one lane road continues down to some trails. Two sites are closer to the water... It's the typical 5 day free primitive camping area with eight sites and a vaultroom. No trash or water. The usual menagerie of outdoor bugs. There are no picnic tables for your dining comfort. And a couple of sites do not have a fire pit for roasting your marshmallows. Cell service is commendable for a canyon. A narrow one lane road continues down to some trails. Two sites are closer to the water but the sand flies look bothersome. An unexpected blustery wind came through around midnight and blew tree branches down and around. A consideration if your in a tent. It is bear and mt. lion country, so pack it up.

It's the typical 5 day free primitive camping area with eight sites and a vaultroom. No trash or water. The usual menagerie of outdoor bugs. There are no picnic tables for your dining comfort. And a couple of sites do not have a fire pit for roasting your marshmallows. Cell service is commendable for a canyon. A narrow one lane road continues down to some trails. Two sites are closer to the water... It's the typical 5 day free primitive camping area with eight sites and a vaultroom. No trash or water. The usual menagerie of outdoor bugs. There are no picnic tables for your dining comfort. And a couple of sites do not have a fire pit for roasting your marshmallows. Cell service is commendable for a canyon. A narrow one lane road continues down to some trails. Two sites are closer to the water but the sand flies look bothersome. An unexpected blustery wind came through around midnight and blew tree branches down and around. A consideration if your in a tent. It is bear and mt. lion country, so pack it up.

A wonderful place to go. Spent five days there and had a great time. They have places to camp with electric and without. We stayed at rattlesnake camp ground. No electric but had public restroom and fire ring. Only a few sites there so it was quit. Loved it and recommended it. The lady who owns the marine was very delightful. You got to try their Indian tacos on Saturdays and burgers any other day... A wonderful place to go. Spent five days there and had a great time. They have places to camp with electric and without. We stayed at rattlesnake camp ground. No electric but had public restroom and fire ring. Only a few sites there so it was quit. Loved it and recommended it. The lady who owns the marine was very delightful. You got to try their Indian tacos on Saturdays and burgers any other day. A little pricey, but we'll worth it. UPDATE....Just got back from out third year family reunion at tongue river. Another great week. I want to add a "ata boy" to the folks at the Tongue River Parks office. We had a camper snap an axle while there. We went to Sheridan and spent half a day trying to find a new one, or someone to weld this one. In desperation we went to the Parks office and they gladly let us use their shop, wielder and tools to fix our axle and get it back on the road. Thank you guys for making a bad situation much better. Just for the record, my weld held and we got it the 200 miles back home.