My family and I were passing through, heading for dispersed camping in the park. We stopped through here to fill our fresh water tank. 85 gallons for $15. Definitely a busy location though. I found a hunk of metal in our 5ers tire and asked to change it out in the slot we were parked in for the water and we were denied. That sucked...moreMy family and I were passing through, heading for dispersed camping in the park. We stopped through here to fill our fresh water tank. 85 gallons for $15. Definitely a busy location though. I found a hunk of metal in our 5ers tire and asked to change it out in the slot we were parked in for the water and we were denied. That sucked only because we had to drive on the flat tire out to the main road to parallel park on a busy street.

Clean place, nice hot showers, laundry service, and WiFi- one of the cheapest RV park options I found and everyone was friendly I wouldn’t call Jackson Hole camper-friendly. Everything is either completely booked or out of my price range. I had little choice due to truck troubles so I needed a place in town.

We drove through Yellowstone and Tetons only to pull into the valley with 2 screaming toddlers and no Wild or campground spots....and the Virginian came through with one spot for us, though it was pricey! No toilets As they are close to end of season so we were lucky we had a portable toilet. Super nice staff and quiet, even while bein...moreWe drove through Yellowstone and Tetons only to pull into the valley with 2 screaming toddlers and no Wild or campground spots....and the Virginian came through with one spot for us, though it was pricey! No toilets As they are close to end of season so we were lucky we had a portable toilet. Super nice staff and quiet, even while being in town.

The price is the biggest downside. We split the cost 3-ways so that made it doable. The site also does not allow open fires - that is apparently prohibited within city limits. The back-in sites on the Far East side of the site had charcoal grills but most sites did not have that, either. On the plus side, it was very clean, full hook-u...moreThe price is the biggest downside. We split the cost 3-ways so that made it doable. The site also does not allow open fires - that is apparently prohibited within city limits. The back-in sites on the Far East side of the site had charcoal grills but most sites did not have that, either. On the plus side, it was very clean, full hook-ups worked great, staff was very friendly, and the location is a great jumping off point for the Grand Teton and Yellowstone Park!These parks make the costs worth it! We were gone all day and just came back here to sleep.

I didn't stay overnight though the park looks nicely maintained and is in a great location. I needed access to shore power to reset my batteries and the manager, George, let me connect for a while at no cost. I was at my wits end and already stressed from weeks away from home in the Pacific northwest, fleeing the smoke. I'm very gratef...moreI didn't stay overnight though the park looks nicely maintained and is in a great location. I needed access to shore power to reset my batteries and the manager, George, let me connect for a while at no cost. I was at my wits end and already stressed from weeks away from home in the Pacific northwest, fleeing the smoke. I'm very grateful for his kindness.

The park is nicely located in the town of Jackson, WY. I suppose you're paying the price for the location - this is not a luxury resort. The sites are not huge, but they have grass and small gravel. We stayed here in late July and it was busy, as to be expected. The laundry room in the campground was closed, so they pointed us to the ...moreThe park is nicely located in the town of Jackson, WY. I suppose you're paying the price for the location - this is not a luxury resort. The sites are not huge, but they have grass and small gravel. We stayed here in late July and it was busy, as to be expected. The laundry room in the campground was closed, so they pointed us to the hotel laundry room, which was dirty and old. They tried to first put us by the power station that borders the back of the campground, but I declined. Good thing as the station does make noise and I am sure the sites next to it can hear the humming. I'd stay here again only if visiting Jackson, and for a shorter stay. If you are into yoga, check out Jackson Hole Goat Yoga. They hold goat yoga sessions on Saturdays in a stunning setting!

We were lucky enough to get one of their last spots! We were lucky enough to get a spot with a shady tree as most spots are not shaded. Unfortunately however that tree had clover mites which made their way into our trailer immediately! Also they say that they have internet but I was barely able to load a website and that is super frust...moreWe were lucky enough to get one of their last spots! We were lucky enough to get a spot with a shady tree as most spots are not shaded. Unfortunately however that tree had clover mites which made their way into our trailer immediately! Also they say that they have internet but I was barely able to load a website and that is super frustrating since I made sure to ask about their WiFi when I called because I was working remotely there! They need to get stronger WiFi that suites their large campsite and hotel or let people know that it is not reliable! This was the most expensive campground we stayed at and most of their facilities were closed due to COVID but they charged the same full rate! We had no choice as everything else was sold out, but it is super frustrating to pay so much for just a parking spot only! The bar that was on property was their best assets!

The NP is packed, everyone trying to escape COVID-19 restrictions. We pulled into town late and could not find a dry camping spot. The Virginian RV Park had one spot Left so we took it. Probably the most expensive option. The park was clean and staff friendly.

Overall: clean, fairly spacious, easy to get in and out.Staff: friendly and helpful Appearance: clean, well maintained, hook up area was easy to access.XFactor: close to Jackson and Jackson hole, great bike paths, we we’re able to ride our bikes to Jackson hole with ease. Miles of bike paths. Price: to high but when you’re that...moreOverall: clean, fairly spacious, easy to get in and out.Staff: friendly and helpful Appearance: clean, well maintained, hook up area was easy to access.XFactor: close to Jackson and Jackson hole, great bike paths, we we’re able to ride our bikes to Jackson hole with ease. Miles of bike paths. Price: to high but when you’re that close to the action with full hookups, they kinda got you by the kahonas.

It's understood that you're paying a premium for location here, but that's perhaps not as much of a benefit as one would think. To begin with the campground is located in a mixed commercial/residential area and not really walking distance to downtown, especially with the main road under construction, so going in to town for dinner stil...moreIt's understood that you're paying a premium for location here, but that's perhaps not as much of a benefit as one would think. To begin with the campground is located in a mixed commercial/residential area and not really walking distance to downtown, especially with the main road under construction, so going in to town for dinner still requires getting in the car and finding a parking space. (If there was a shuttle I missed the memo.) Fortunately there are several nice restaurants outside of the downtown area which are convenient, including StillWest Brewery, which I recommend. A better location for exploring the Tetons would be Gros Ventre campground on the north side of Jackson. If you have plans to visit Yellowstone National Park, know that Jackson is still 55 miles from Yellowstone and another 40 or so from Old Faithful and the main Visitor Center, so if you're trying to make a day trip, as we did, it's a really long day. RV parks at the West Yellowstone, Montana, entrance are probably better situated for visiting Yellowstone NP than anything in Jackson.Nothing in the way of amenities. The showers and laundry at The Virginian were still closed (the commercial laundromat across the street is $4.50 a load.) The campground gave everyone a 10 percent discount off the day rate, but if you have one of the discount cards say they honor you should have gotten that anyway. RV sites are close together, consequently no campfires are allowed. Each site has a picnic table, but really there's no privacy.Friendly staff. We might come here again, but I would look for other options first. It didn't really feel like a good value.

It's expensive, but not really a far walk at all (1.5 miles) to Jackson, and if you choose your route right it's a pleasant walk through some of the beautiful residential neighborhoods.The staff were very friendly and they serve free coffee at the office in the morning. There's also a wash station (hose with spray nozzle) that they...moreIt's expensive, but not really a far walk at all (1.5 miles) to Jackson, and if you choose your route right it's a pleasant walk through some of the beautiful residential neighborhoods.The staff were very friendly and they serve free coffee at the office in the morning. There's also a wash station (hose with spray nozzle) that they let you use to wash your rig.

Standard RV site. Picnic table, power, water. Lodge at the end of the park with a heated pool. It’s clean but expensive but your right in town

I had prepared for the worse so I didn't think it was that bad or at least not bad compared to other private RV Parks or even some KOAs.. Although the price is heavy, it is convenient to anything in Jackson. The shuttle runs close by so need to even get in the car.

Made reservations more than two months ago for two class A's to be side by side. Got here sites were not side by side. A spot cleared up by us the next day. But unfriendly staff refused to move one coach beside us. Stating some ridiculous statement about reservations. Guess think we are stupid. They made a mistake but refused ...moreMade reservations more than two months ago for two class A's to be side by side. Got here sites were not side by side. A spot cleared up by us the next day. But unfriendly staff refused to move one coach beside us. Stating some ridiculous statement about reservations. Guess think we are stupid. They made a mistake but refused to fix even though they could. We have stayed at More than 29 sites this trip, all made around the same time, with no problem except this one. The owner needs to hire more competent people to handle reservations and when staff has screwed up, more accommodating staff to fix, after all people stay at sites where staff is friendly and eager to accommodate travelers!

There is only one reason to stay here--walking distance to Jackson Hole. Not much else nice to say about it, but I would stay here again for that reason. It is crazy to me that for such a beautiful town and surrounding landscape, that the campground isn't more attractive. The sites are gravel and packed together tightly. There are full...moreThere is only one reason to stay here--walking distance to Jackson Hole. Not much else nice to say about it, but I would stay here again for that reason. It is crazy to me that for such a beautiful town and surrounding landscape, that the campground isn't more attractive. The sites are gravel and packed together tightly. There are full hook-ups, but the wifi is spotty. And it is expensive! The woman who checked me in was very pleasant and helpful. And we have enjoyed being able to walk into town, which is about one mile away.

Ah, the Great Trade Off. You want to be able to walk a cool town, have a few too many beverages maybe, and not worry about driving home. So you choose the Virginian. Packed in like sardines, with a shuttle just outside of the park, you trade the roominess of Teton boondocking for the convenience of town. The shuttle will be don...moreAh, the Great Trade Off. You want to be able to walk a cool town, have a few too many beverages maybe, and not worry about driving home. So you choose the Virginian. Packed in like sardines, with a shuttle just outside of the park, you trade the roominess of Teton boondocking for the convenience of town. The shuttle will be done by the time you leave the bar, but the walk is doable (just over a mile). There's a very interesting bar in the Virginian (which is also a hotel), and it's surprisingly filled with locals. Much karaoke was had. We even saw parachuters jumping off of the mountain that towers above the park and separates it from the nearby ski resort. Getting from the park, through town and into the Tetons was a minimum 20 minute affair, sometimes more if it was a busy weekend. Staff was friendly, if a bit strict with their policies and at times overly watchful. There is a big power transformer just next door that, while not particularly noisy, was a little strange to have the kids by. Had AT&T and Verizon cell service but can't recall the specific number of bars.