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Sully2

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Posted: 06/19/08 07:27am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Ozarkwoods wrote:

We will be in Cody a bit over a week at the Ponderosa If you see a Kahki Rubicon from Missouri touring the park feel free to say hi.


Ponderosa is a nice place. Stayed there many a time!


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We stayed in Jackson a couple of days last fall, then went to Coulter Bay in the Tetons for a few days, then to Grizzly. The Virginian is expensive, close to town and just a parking lot. Coulter Bay Campground is really nice, heavily wooded, lots of deer and bear, about a 25 mile drive to the South Yellowstone entrance and the same from Jackson. BTW, it's a pretty drive on both the East and West sides of the Snake River valley to jackson. Grizzly is very nice, clean, well laid out and just a few miles from the West Entrance. If renting, I'd probably opt for a few days in Jackson, see the town and shop one day, spend another day or two doing the Tetons, then tunr in the rental, move to Grizzly, and base there for Yellowstone. In Yellowstone, don't bother looking for bears or wolves...just look for the people on the side of the raod with the big spotting scopes. They already found them


This sounds like a plan also...so, when leaving Coulter Bay for Grizzly, I assume you go north and through Yellowstone itself by routes 191, 287, etc. If this is correct, how rv friendly are these roads for my 36ft. motorhome? If you have further information, just PM me and I'll give you my email addy for further discussion...thanks.


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tropical36 wrote:


This sounds like a plan also...so, when leaving Coulter Bay for Grizzly, I assume you go north and through Yellowstone itself by routes 191, 287, etc. If this is correct, how rv friendly are these roads for my 36ft. motorhome? If you have further information, just PM me and I'll give you my email addy for further discussion...thanks.


Just head north and keep going "westward". Old Faithful..Madison Junction...etc. Roads are fine...they arent any "4 lane" by no means...but LOTS bigger coahces ( and trucks) that you have dont have a bit of trouble

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Hjudge49 wrote:

... Grizzly is very nice, clean, well laid out and just a few miles from the West Entrance. ...


In actuality the Grizzly is only 3 BLOCKS from the "West Entrance"...and 14 miles from "Madison Junction" where many get the idea is the west entrance.

Its a pleasant drive in the early morning and before sunset...because of the animals moving. ( I wouldnt drive it AFTER dark though...you may "contact" a buffalo...

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Question....is there any camping inside Yellowstone park itself? I'm thinking that after a visit in Jackson Hole with relatives....move up to coulter bay...then go north through the park before heading east towards Cody. Thing is...I'd like to stay over inside the park on the way through.
I've never been there, so it's hard to make a decision ahead of time.
Anyway, does this sound feasible rather than branching out with a rental car?

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Question....is there any camping inside Yellowstone park itself? I'm thinking that after a visit in Jackson Hole with relatives....move up to coulter bay...then go north through the park before heading east towards Cody. Thing is...I'd like to stay over inside the park on the way through.
I've never been there, so it's hard to make a decision ahead of time.
Anyway, does this sound feasible rather than branching out with a rental car?


Ive stayed IN the park before...but wont anymore.

Only place that has hookups is Fishing Bridge

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Sully2 wrote:

Ozarkwoods wrote:

We will be in Cody a bit over a week at the Ponderosa If you see a Kahki Rubicon from Missouri touring the park feel free to say hi.


Ponderosa is a nice place. Stayed there many a time!


That's what I had heard Just Bob was saying he met you there. I am hyped up and just going to enjoy my time there.



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Ozarkwoods wrote:

Sully2 wrote:

Ozarkwoods wrote:

We will be in Cody a bit over a week at the Ponderosa If you see a Kahki Rubicon from Missouri touring the park feel free to say hi.


Ponderosa is a nice place. Stayed there many a time!


That's what I had heard Just Bob was saying he met you there. I am hyped up and just going to enjoy my time there.


Yepper he sure did! At first I thought I was gonna have to reach for my six-gun when he asked if I was "Sully2" ....but I saw he had a white flag so I didnt come out of the coach with guns ablazing....LMAO

Just kidding of course. We had a nice chat

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Would like to take Sully2 up on his offer to give some nice dry camping locations near Jackson, Wy. We will be in Jackson July 1st and want to boondock in or near the Tetons. Would welcome anyone's info on this. We are in a 37' fifth wheel towed with a one ton dually two wheel drive. Will welcome PM messages.

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redrover98 wrote:

Would like to take Sully2 up on his offer to give some nice dry camping locations near Jackson, Wy. We will be in Jackson July 1st and want to boondock in or near the Tetons. Would welcome anyone's info on this. We are in a 37' fifth wheel towed with a one ton dually two wheel drive. Will welcome PM messages.

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