Norris Campground

Norris Campground is a camping facility in the highlands of Wyoming with about 30 individual sites nestled within a forested area. Each site features a picnic table, fire ring, and parking space, with water access and restroom facilities distributed throughout.

The campground was developed during the early stages of Yellowstone region tourism expansion. It remains a key access point for visitors exploring the park and its surrounding highlands.

Visitors at Norris Campground participate in American outdoor traditions through activities such as evening campfires, stargazing, and sharing stories about wildlife encounters.

The grounds sit at roughly 7,900 feet in elevation and can experience varying weather conditions depending on the season. Reservations are required during peak months and managed online for planning your visit.

The campground sits in an area well-known for wildlife observation, particularly for elk and bison sightings. Visitors frequently encounter these animals near their campsites during evening hours.

Location: Park County

Website: https://nps.gov/yell/planyourvisit/norris-campground.htm

GPS coordinates: 44.73791,-110.69321

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:24