Shell Campground

Tayyibah Sethi

Let me start with this … the cabin was beautiful. Bed was comfortable -amenities all new and working well. However, I did not like the fact that no one was onsite when we arrived and no one was onsite the next morning. Everything was through a drop box. And there was no way to contact anyone even by phone. The campsite had only 2 other campers in small RVs- no other cabins were occupied - this meant the campsite was desolate in a remote town with no amenities. And then the worst of all … in the middle of the night my husband and I were awakened by someone pounding on our door. A woman was telling me “ it’s an emergency” I told her I would not open my door. She told me a ridiculous story that something had happened to her car on the mountain and she wanted help getting to a gas station - at 1 am in a town without a gas station. Thank told her I would not help her and go ask one of the others at the site. Meanwhile I called 911. Told them I was scared because the place is desolate. They told me they would get dispatch and send someone and would call me back. No one came and they never called back. The next morning I asked the 2 other parties if she had pounded on their doors. She had not. It was a highly creepy suspicious situation. We had no one we could contact. I sat up all night wondering whether she would come back - and hoping police would arrive. I was thankful when morning came and the other campers were outside so we were in the company of others and we left immediately. This was an intolerable situation. Under the circumstances I would never recommend this place.

B'Wile'D 2

Great cabins with restrooms and AC ... The campground though, is packed in like sardines. No way could we get our 40' (never mind the dinghy) in the perpendicular sites (not even are they diagonal) to the already narrow drive. Next morning a 5r had to have 2 cars moved and the moho next to him had to pull up just so he could wiggle out (he had 4 spotters)

Marie Wilkes

This was a small spot in the big horn National park. Pretty place but there are problems. WiFi sucked. I was at the farthest end from the office so that could have been why. But I was also 25 ft from the dumpster. I was there Thursday through Sunday and the dumpster was piled high. I had a few flies in my trailer 😕. The actual office/store was closed which sort of felt like no one has a handle on what was going down there. Several cabins, 4-5 tents that are not yurts and do not have AC (it was in the high 90s during the day) but are very nice. Laundry was one coin op washer and one coin op dryer and there was a line. Pretty place with a fire pit and a beautiful grassy lawn no t mobile service but that’s not really their fault. Two showers in the ladies room but no place to change privately like most campgrounds have and the curtains we a little too short so water was always on the floor of the toilet stall next to the shower. Toilets have a small hook and eye closure which failed as I say doing my business and another woman came in. She just yanked the door open. Embarrassing for all. It does look like they may be remodelling as the Windows look to have been replaced but not finished on the inside of the bathroom. I hope they frost the windows.

Chloe Hinson

Stayed in a "glamping" tent, not worth it. Pitch your own tent for cheaper as the set up ones let bugs in like crazy and dont even have the decency of a fan. Alright bed if the insects and heat let you get any sleep. Bathrooms generally cleaner than most campgrounds but worn out.

Ed Zarnick

The campground is cramped to say the least. The oddest set up ever. No way would I ever stay there again. Over priced and NO customer service. I witnessed them turn away a camper when there were still sites available for the night. Anyone over 5’10 can look right into the showers through the windows. Seriously. Could go on and on and on but no need. There are far better options in Cody.