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About RedRock RV Park
Our Office and Convenience Store with the Centennial Mtns behind.
RedRock RV and Camping Park entrance sign. We pride ourselves on a neat and clean RV Park.
RedRock RV Park is situated under the eastern portion of the Centennial Mountains, part of the Rocky Mountain Chain.
Looking at the RV Park from the meadow across the street. Henry's Lake is in the background beneath the Henry's Lake Mountains.
Our clients get first class views of the mountains from almost every site.
The RV Park sits at the edge of the forest under the beautiful Centennial Mountains.
We have a grassy playground for the kids.
Many of our sites offer large grassy areas with beautiful views of the mountains and forest.
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Our Staff
Gordon and Karen are the owners, managers, and live-in hosts. They will make your stay enjoyable!
John and Georgiana Shepard will help you get settled in. John will lead your to your site and make sure you get safely parked and have everything you need to start your camping experience here.
Gordon, Karen, John, Georgianna, Dan and Sue are our 2012 staff.
James "Newt" Perdue is our park photographer and webmaster. He'll be glad to answer your internet or photography or travel questions.
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Our Facilities
Our Convenience store and office will be your central point for all your questions, and business with our park. We offer a small number of items, including fishing assessories, ice-cream, sodas and some food items.
We offer a small number of items, including fishing assessories, ice-cream, sodas and some food items.
Our cold sodas might just hit the spot on a warm day.
Our office ceiling and walls are covered with photos of the successful fishermen that have stayed here..
This is our deck where our restrooms, laundry rooms and patio can be found.
We have large handicaped sized showers. They are clean too.
Showers and stalls in the women's bathroom.
Our bathrooms are clean and convenient for those that don't have adequate facilities in their own RVs.
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Adjacent to Us
The area around our RV Park is scenic and there is plenty to do. The Meadow-Vue ranch next to us offers BBQs and Horseback rides.
Make sure you schedule a visit to Meadow Vue Ranch for a good ole western BBQ and rodeo. It's only a mile down Red Rock road from us.
You'll never get tired of the expansive views all around our RV Park.
This is the eastern half of the Centennial Mountain range. It's the only range in the Rocky Mountains that trends east and west.
Keep your eyes open after and during a rain. Double rainbows like this are very possible.
Next door is a conservation protected working cattle ranch. They provide the western flavor of the country side here.
Horses from Meadow Vue ranch next door with dandelions and Mt. Nemesis in the background.
The western portion of the Centennial mountains are still covered with snow. Henry's Lake is in the foreground.
The wildflowers in June and July are beautiful across the street at the forest's edge.
Somehow, the moon manages to be more beautiful and large here in the country. You just notice it more in this type of country.
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Henry's Lake
Boats in Henry's Lake are only a mile from the RV Park. Trophy trout fishing awaits you.
This is the south access road to Henry's Lake primitive boat launch. It's a mile down this road to trophy trout fishing.
This is the boat launch on the south side of Henry's Lake.
Looking west along the southern shoreline of Henry's Lake.
September days at Henry's Lake are devine. The weather is good and the fishing is good.
The RV Park can be seen in the distance from the Continental Divide in the Henry's Lake mountains.
Wildflowers are everywhere in late June. This is Henry's Lake from Bootjack Hill, only a mile east of the RV Park.
Henry's Lake in the distance from the Meadow Vue Ranch and Red Rock Road.
Low clouds provide a scenic view of Henry's Lake from Red Rock Road.
Henry's Lake fantasy view.
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Fishing Tales
This hybrid Brown-Rainbow Trout was caught in Henry's Lake by this young lady. It was 18lbs. She threw it back so we are pretty sure it's still there. Come see for yourself. This gallery has a few of the many photos that adorn our office of lucky fishermen who stay at RedRock RV Park and fish in Henry's Lake.
This little guy can barely hold his catch up and is at least half as long as he is tall.
They won't starve for dinner after landing these two beautiful trout.
His and hers catches. It helps to keep order in the household for both to catch a big one.
Elana is holding a trout caught in Hebgen Lake and seems to be pretty happy about it.
This is a big guy and his fish fed 12 people that night.
Those are heavy trout!
A family that fishes together stays together (at least long enough to eat the fish).
Nic is an old-timer here and is out on the lake every morning at 6 AM!
Lew caught a big one.
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Nearby Wildflowers
This is a beautiful Fairyslipper Orchid. It grows in a secluded spot across from the RV Park. There are over 200 species of wildflowers within walking distance of the RV Park throughout the season.
Forget-me-nots
Yellow Columbine across the street from the RV Park in late June.
Red Columbines are blooming for a couple weeks in late June and early July across from the RV Park.
Harbells grace the meadow across from the RV Park.
Wood's Wild Rose.
Blue Flax open up in the morning and close in the evening.
Asters are beautiful wildflowers found throughout the forest across the street.
These are actually planted flowers from the flower boxes at the RV Park.
Western Virgin's Bower is a beautiful vine that grows across the street from the RV Park.
Wild Geraniums last the entire season.
Heartleaf Arnica is a bright flower found in shady spots in the forest across the street.
Indian Paintbrush accent the forest floor across the street.
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Nearby Birds
This area has numerous birds that stay for the season. Some put out feeders others just look around them. This is a Sand Hill crane. They are huge birds that make a lot of noise while flying and mate for life. Sometimes you'll see a pair and their chicks across the street in the meadow.
The Western Tanager will often come into the park to the feeders.
Red-winged Black bird can be seen at Henry's Lake or sometimes around the feeders in the park.
This is a white-faced Ibis. You'll probably see him at Henry's Lake or more likely at one of the Red Rock Lakes in the nearby wildlife refuge.
The Spotted Sandpiper can be seen picking at the insects in the mud along the southern shores of Henry's Lake.
The barn swallow is a beautiful mix of colors and can be found sitting along Red Rock road in the wildlife refuge.
A trumpeter swan family at the Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge not too far from the RV Park.
Western Meadowlark can be seen along the South Centennial road in the Refuge.
The Swainson's Hawk is common near the RV Park. They migrate to Argentina in South America every fall. They migrate further than any raptor.
The camp mascot is Henry and he hangs around looking for worms.
The Great Grey Owl is rare in these parts but spent some time with us a couple years ago.
The Western Kingbird is a flycatcher and the lake provides plenty of insects for him. He's more common in the wildlife refuge.
Who would mistake this guy for anything but a Bald Eagle? Look up down at Henry's Lake and you might find one fishing for lunch or dinner.
The Osprey is a bit more rare at Henry's Lake than it is at Island Park reservoir and Yellowstone Lake, but you can still spot one here if you look hard. These guys love to fish as much as our guests do.
Cinnamon Teal can often be seen floating in Henry's Lake. Notice the red eyes?
You might have to compete with these American White Pelicans when fishing in Henry's Lake.
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Nearby Animals
This bull elk is a common sight in Yellowstone during early fall rutting season.
Keep your distance from these Bull Elk when they are rutting. Those horns would make a bad place to land.
The coyotes in Yellowstone are healthy animals.
The Grizzly Bear is a prized animal on every tourists "to see" list. Just keep your distance. They are much more common in Yellowstone Park than near the RV Park.
Notice how the coyote blends in with the grasses of an early fall scene in the Tetons?
This ground squirrel keeps the top soil in good shape.
White-tailed Deer are common in this area.
A young Grizzly bear is hunting for tasty roots in northern Yellowstone.
Moose are another "must see" on the tourist's list. They can be seen occasionally in Yellowstone and Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge.
The Pronghorn is most common in Red Rock Lakes Nat'l Wildlife Refuge. They are the fastest land mammal in North America.
If you go to Yellowstone you won't miss seeing the bison. Just stay your distance from them to avoid being one of the numerous statistics each year from bison injuries. Their calm demeanor is mis-leading.
This cow is trying to look like wildlife.
The Muskrat can be found in the Madison River, or Red Rock Creek in the refuge.
The marmot lives in these parts. We even have them as visitors in the park occasionally.
The American Badger is close by but very shy. Just keep your dogs from the really large holes outside the RV Park.
The Big Horn Sheep can be seen along the Yellowstone River near Roosevelt Lodge.
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Butterflies and Insects
Insects and Butterflies are often overlooked. They make up the majority of the species of life in the world. This is a beautiful fritallary butterfly found all around the RV Park.
Swallow-tail Butterfly in the Centennial Valley.
These two moths are doing what moths do in spring.
Butterflies like this fritallary help to pollinate the wildflowers.
Swallow-tail Butterfly in the field next to our RV Park.
Beautiful angle-wing butterfly.
Fritallary Butterfly with wings closed.
Checkered Butterfly.
Make sure your colors don't clash when photographing the butterfles and wildflowers.
This moth is beautiful but unidentified.
Beautiful but unidentified moth.
Unidentified Beetle.
Unidentified Beetle.
Unidentified fly.
Goldenrod Crab spider.
Ladybug.
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