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We understand it will take a couple days to get there. Any RV campgrounds to spend a night on the way there that anyone can recommend? Also coming back? Any experiences anyone can share?
We do have RV reservations at the Virginian RV Campground and the Grizzly Bear RV Campground once we get there.
Welcome to the RTA Forum!
I'm sorry, but we just don't have anywhere near enough information to help you at this point.
"Arizona" is a big place, and there are hundreds of places to camp between that state and Yellowstone.
Giving good information about specific places to stay is already a difficult task on this forum, because there are far too many options to have personal experience with more than just a small fraction of them, however right now, we don't even have enough information to even provide a guess.
To have any chance of helping, we'd need to know at the minimum:
What are are looking for in a campground?
What kind/size of RV do you have?
Where you are starting from?
Where you are thinking of stopping?
and Do you want/plan to see any of the other great parks in between "Arizona" and Yellowstone?
Hello and welcome to the RTA forums !
Arizona is quite a big place and the 390 mile difference in travelling either from Tuscon or Page for example is quite significant. Flagstaff would present 2 full days of driving the route in an RV with time for short breaks for lunch and rest breaks so I would be looking for somewhere to break the journey around Salt lake City depending on which route you are taking. If you are going up through the Tetons via Jackson into Yellowstone you could get off I15 at Provo where I see there are a couple of State parks around Heber, such as Deer Creek state park. I haven't stayed there so I can't recommend it, but it looks appealing and is in a good location to split the journey.