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BA Hogwild

October 03, 2008, 12:14:59 pm
Thinking about taking the family. Thought about renting an RV and travel in and around the park. Any suggestions?
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DeltaBoy

October 22, 2008, 03:17:18 pm #1
avoid the South Rim in the Summer the Foreigners over run the place go on up to the North Rim it is quieter and less crowded.  Per the Wife she went 3 time in her college days.
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titanhawg

November 20, 2008, 11:13:41 am #2
It's a wonderful place.  Make sure you take enough time to also visit Jackson Hole, WY and the Tetons...as well as the Bear Tooth mountain range on the Wyoming / Montana border.  Magnificent!

Take your time.  You'll see lots of buffalo, grizzlies, moose and wolves if you're patient.

If possible, try to go in "off-peak" times (in other words, avoid the summer of possible.  Early May or Late Sept are good, though you could get some significant snowfall in both of those periods, so watch out.

sooie dog

February 06, 2009, 03:22:52 pm #3
We camped at the base of the Tetons on the lake a few years ago.  We went on day trips from there into Yellowstone. Make sure you dress in layers.  We were there in late August and experienced sunshine, rain, sleet, hail and snow all within a few minutes. 

94 Hawg

February 15, 2009, 10:00:49 am #4
Quote from: sooie dog on February 06, 2009, 03:22:52 pm
We camped at the base of the Tetons on the lake a few years ago.  We went on day trips from there into Yellowstone. Make sure you dress in layers.  We were there in late August and experienced sunshine, rain, sleet, hail and snow all within a few minutes.
isn't that neat? last trip (Sept. i think) we were in sunshine @ the south gate, and experienced all those on the way to old faithful.  I want to visit in the winter next time.
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TechHog

April 16, 2009, 03:40:47 pm #5
If you're a fisherman, be sure to take your ultralight as well....    Trout are like our bream down here....   They are EVERYWHERE!
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