This campground is hard to beat with full hookups, walking distance to the general store, ranger station and the lake and close to everything in the Tetons. We spent our time riding bikes around the area, visiting the store for coffee and ice cream, the ranger station for junior ranger activities and the lake to walk each day. We wen...moreThis campground is hard to beat with full hookups, walking distance to the general store, ranger station and the lake and close to everything in the Tetons. We spent our time riding bikes around the area, visiting the store for coffee and ice cream, the ranger station for junior ranger activities and the lake to walk each day. We went to Jackson two nights as it's not too far and all the Teton sites are within an hour or so of this campground. Despite have the worst site in the campground it was such a wonderful three nights and we wish we could have stayed longer. Hard to get into but well worth the effort and expense.

First off - you are in Grand Teton NP! For “in your face” views, there aren’t many places like it. This RV park is super hard to get a reservation as it books early and stays full. We lucked into a cancellation and jumped all over it. You do not pick a site. They have your reservation and then tell you what site you have at arriva...moreFirst off - you are in Grand Teton NP! For “in your face” views, there aren’t many places like it. This RV park is super hard to get a reservation as it books early and stays full. We lucked into a cancellation and jumped all over it. You do not pick a site. They have your reservation and then tell you what site you have at arrival. Now you do have the option to line up at the crack of dawn and find out if anything comes available. There is also a FF campground next to this one that has no hook ups.This is RV only with full hookups. All sites are pull thru. We did not see anyone with issues as for fitting into their spot. There are some tight areas driving, but totally manageable.None of the sites are huge. Picnic table, but no fire pit. The campground is on a slope so most sites require leveling. At our site we were as high as we could get and still slightly low on one side. Also, I had to dig out around the water connection because it was so low to the ground. We had a potable water sign taped to the water valve. They had just gotten a water issue corrected. We had noticed potable water trucks were parked at the campground entrance. We also got a freeze warning and severe weather handout during our stay.We were a short walk to Jackson Lake, boat dock/rental, amphitheater and Colter Village. Plenty of amenities close by.As for cell service, none in the campground. But, you can get a signal in Colter Village.Would I stay again? Of course! Pricey - yes. But, you are in the park with hookups (which we were glad to have because of weather). You are in a great spot for getting to the southern part of the park and for making Yellowstone a doable day trip.

Nice spaces even if they are a little close together. All pull through. Good location if you want full hook ups. WiFi at store and visors center doesn’t extend to RV camping spaces. Cell service is spotty. 1 bar Verizon LTE would send or receive a text or email once in a while during the day as so many people were using it. Boosted...moreNice spaces even if they are a little close together. All pull through. Good location if you want full hook ups. WiFi at store and visors center doesn’t extend to RV camping spaces. Cell service is spotty. 1 bar Verizon LTE would send or receive a text or email once in a while during the day as so many people were using it. Boosted with Wee boost- 2 bars but still not good. After hours and early in the morning, service was fast. AT&T no service. Good grocery story and gift shop and a good laundry (3.50 wash/2.50 Dey) and shower available for $5

Despite spotty/non-existent cell coverage and close neighbors, you camp in easy to pull-through full hookup sites in a nice forest setting. A few steps away is Jackson Lake and amazing Teton view. It is expensive but we will return as often as possible.

We stayed a week here and were comfortable the whole time. The RV park is nicely located halfway between the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone National Parks. They are very strict about leaving food out because of the bears. One night, our neighbors were way loud way late, but it was quiet other than that. You are just far enough from you...moreWe stayed a week here and were comfortable the whole time. The RV park is nicely located halfway between the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone National Parks. They are very strict about leaving food out because of the bears. One night, our neighbors were way loud way late, but it was quiet other than that. You are just far enough from your neighbors. We loved the hikes close by. We could only receive and send texts thru cell service. The Wi-Fi was not near the campsites. The laundry was clean and the staff were friendly. There is a nice store on site with a coffee shop and gift shop. As well as outdoor activities to book like horseback riding or rafting.

If you don't want to hassle with first come-first serve NP campgrounds inside Grand Teton NP, this is a good option. As mentioned, it has FHU but no fire rings, which is sort of a bummer. Part of national park camping is campfires :). The staff is very helpful and was able to keep us in the same site the entire time with two separa...moreIf you don't want to hassle with first come-first serve NP campgrounds inside Grand Teton NP, this is a good option. As mentioned, it has FHU but no fire rings, which is sort of a bummer. Part of national park camping is campfires :). The staff is very helpful and was able to keep us in the same site the entire time with two separate reservations. The proximity to Colter Bay Village is great. The village has a grocery store, laundry facilities and a couple of eating options.Great access to Jackson Lake. Book early as this place sells out fast.

While cell service and Wi-Fi isn’t good, the sites are pretty, in the trees, level, quiet but close to a grocery, store, restaurant and bar, marina, and visitor center. And Colter Bay is on Jackson Lake. Lake and mountains (Moran and Tetons) are beautiful! We walked everywhere we wanted to go. No dog park, but we were warned several t...moreWhile cell service and Wi-Fi isn’t good, the sites are pretty, in the trees, level, quiet but close to a grocery, store, restaurant and bar, marina, and visitor center. And Colter Bay is on Jackson Lake. Lake and mountains (Moran and Tetons) are beautiful! We walked everywhere we wanted to go. No dog park, but we were warned several times that grizzlies were close and to keep our dogs leashed.

This is an expensive park, but because it's located right in Grand Teton National Park I guess you need to expect that. The location is excellent! The sites are well spaced out, but not all are very level. There is a nice grocery store right at the campground with lots of reasonably priced items. The only problem was spotty cell covera...moreThis is an expensive park, but because it's located right in Grand Teton National Park I guess you need to expect that. The location is excellent! The sites are well spaced out, but not all are very level. There is a nice grocery store right at the campground with lots of reasonably priced items. The only problem was spotty cell coverage. When we stayed there 3 years ago our Verizon hot spot worked pretty well, although a little slow. This time, even though it showed 4 or 5 bars, it did not work at all except for in the middle of the night. We work remotely and need internet to work, so we ended up working in the middle of the night a lot that week. We also worked at the campground laundromat and down by the marina where the wifi worked well. The wifi worked well at Jackson Lake Lodge also so sometimes we worked there. Next time I think we'll just plan to take the week off work and not worry about finding internet to get some work done.

We have camped here two summers in a row with a large fifth wheel. Lots of trees, little reception, but that is only negative (and not necessarily a negative for true enjoyment of nature). Many, many things to do nearby, stores, restaurants, gas, propane and the list goes on. But the scenery is truly majestic! We actually experience...moreWe have camped here two summers in a row with a large fifth wheel. Lots of trees, little reception, but that is only negative (and not necessarily a negative for true enjoyment of nature). Many, many things to do nearby, stores, restaurants, gas, propane and the list goes on. But the scenery is truly majestic! We actually experienced a grizzly walk right up to the front of our RV (we went inside for protection). Although the adrenaline was pumping, it was the memory of a lifetime to view it so close. Called at least a year in advance both times to ensure a spot. It's always full.

The roads were in great shape and the campground was very clean. Our pull thru site was level and it was very quiet during our stay.We were planning on BOONDOCKING, however, when I called to find out the price (just in case) and was told they only had 2 sites left during our time period, I panicked that we wouldn't find a spot and m...moreThe roads were in great shape and the campground was very clean. Our pull thru site was level and it was very quiet during our stay.We were planning on BOONDOCKING, however, when I called to find out the price (just in case) and was told they only had 2 sites left during our time period, I panicked that we wouldn't find a spot and made the reservation. Happy I did, got settled in with no worries. Will definitely return.

Sites are on a terraced hill and erosion has made some of them less than level. We paid $59 with our access pass, not half price as in most NPs. Nice park, good service. Laundry and pay showers are in the "village", a short drive away, along with shops, restaurant and activities booking booth. Wifi in the village, but not in the campgr...moreSites are on a terraced hill and erosion has made some of them less than level. We paid $59 with our access pass, not half price as in most NPs. Nice park, good service. Laundry and pay showers are in the "village", a short drive away, along with shops, restaurant and activities booking booth. Wifi in the village, but not in the campground, We ate at the restaurant; food was OK, but dinner for two cost $70.

Actual stay August 25, 2017. Cost is $79.00 but we stayed for $59 with senior pass. Campsites are tight with little privacy. Nothing special. Camp store, restaurants, gas station, boat rental and visitor center are all within walking distance. Propane is available at campground. Check in was a bit disorganized.

My favorite campsite thus far on my travels, colter bay had it all. Well, except available electric hookups. Each spot has picnic table, bear box, and fire pit. You arent very far from other campsites, which means practically no privacy but its great for socializing with neighbors. You have access to water and the flush toilet bathroom...moreMy favorite campsite thus far on my travels, colter bay had it all. Well, except available electric hookups. Each spot has picnic table, bear box, and fire pit. You arent very far from other campsites, which means practically no privacy but its great for socializing with neighbors. You have access to water and the flush toilet bathrooms are not far. They have a convenience store with groceries and camping gear. They had vegetarian frozen food options and a fresh vegan bakery option every day! There is access to a couple walking trails which all have great views of the tetons. Also near the trails is a marina. you have the option to rent kayaks or canoes, which is awesome!At&t cell service is the only thing that was lacking. I managed to get a couple bars on one of the trails by the lake, but not much. 5 miles down the road there is a lodge with full signal and wifi if you need it. You can pay for laundry or showers here too if need be. I didnt use them however so im not sure how clean they were.Quietness really depends on your campsite neighbors. I didnt have any problems with people being loud late at night.Easy to find. Great access to both the grand tetons and yellowstone.

In general, this was a very pleasant stay. Sites are a little close, but the diagonal layout means you aren't right next to your neighbors when you are outside. Lots of trees for shade and a little privacy. Two problems. (1) Because of bears, grills and just about everything else must be packed away. However, there are no bear boxes, w...moreIn general, this was a very pleasant stay. Sites are a little close, but the diagonal layout means you aren't right next to your neighbors when you are outside. Lots of trees for shade and a little privacy. Two problems. (1) Because of bears, grills and just about everything else must be packed away. However, there are no bear boxes, which means the grill has to go in your car or trailer when not being used. (2) The campground is very clean and garbage is picked up daily at about 7:30 a.m. by a very noisy garbage truck. We didn't appreciate the early wake-up. There are full hook-ups, which we appreciated. Our next door neighbor for the stay, though, did not use the electric hook-up and instead ran their generator. One of the best things about full hook-ups is that you don't have to listen to generators and can enjoy the outdoor ambiance. So we lost out on that. We paid for an extra night because we knew we wouldn't be out by 11 a.m. As we left, the ranger gave us a hard time about reserving it for that night and not using it. Since we paid for it, we didn't feel that was called for. Aside from these issues, it was the best laid-out RV Park we've stayed in and there is so much to do right at the campground as well as in the surrounding National Parks. Restaurant, marina, general store, gift shop, laundry, beach, and other facilities are all in a semi circle around the campground, so when you are in the campground you wouldn't even know they were there and are not bothered by the congestion they cause.

Colter Bay is the busiest of the campgrounds in the Tetons and fills up quickly.Overall found the sites to be on the small side and many not level at all.However the rangers were eager to help switch sites where possible if you found your site intolerable.We liked the shower and laundry facilities but found a certain older volunteer to...moreColter Bay is the busiest of the campgrounds in the Tetons and fills up quickly.Overall found the sites to be on the small side and many not level at all.However the rangers were eager to help switch sites where possible if you found your site intolerable.We liked the shower and laundry facilities but found a certain older volunteer to be extremely rude and obnoxious- hopefully her attitude improved as the season progressed!!!

Nice pull-through spots and was easy to level and get set up. There are plenty of trees for shade and we had plenty of room to fully extend our awning as well. The Ranch House Restaurant, grocery/convenience/souvenir shop, and laundry are very close by. The bar at the Ranch House has a nice selection of local beers. Overall, this i...moreNice pull-through spots and was easy to level and get set up. There are plenty of trees for shade and we had plenty of room to fully extend our awning as well. The Ranch House Restaurant, grocery/convenience/souvenir shop, and laundry are very close by. The bar at the Ranch House has a nice selection of local beers. Overall, this is a really nice RV park and when we come back we are going to spend a few more nights.

We absolutely love Teton NP and the Jackson area, so we were thrilled to be right in the midst of all the fun. This is a convenient location for those that want hook-ups. Though I have greatly loved boondocking outside of the park, we wanted easy access to the hiking, lakes and sites...without having to drive in and out. It is pretty c...moreWe absolutely love Teton NP and the Jackson area, so we were thrilled to be right in the midst of all the fun. This is a convenient location for those that want hook-ups. Though I have greatly loved boondocking outside of the park, we wanted easy access to the hiking, lakes and sites...without having to drive in and out. It is pretty compact and the sites are not big, so that is the trade-off for being in the park...and it is pricey BUT we loved it. We had extremely limited Verizon. We loved the campground feel and being able to walk over to the lake. We were surprised to find that you can not have any type of campfire in the RV park, there are some community fire pits and picnic tables under the trees between the lake and the campground though. We also loved having our kayak here as it was easy to walk it over and enter the water.

The Grand Tetons were one of the most beautiful national parks we've visited, and Colter Bay Village RV Park put us right in the middle of the beauty. The sites are not huge, but the abundance of pine trees gave the park a natural feeling. Be sure to walk or drive down to Jackson Lake, just beyond the trees of the Colter Bay park,...moreThe Grand Tetons were one of the most beautiful national parks we've visited, and Colter Bay Village RV Park put us right in the middle of the beauty. The sites are not huge, but the abundance of pine trees gave the park a natural feeling. Be sure to walk or drive down to Jackson Lake, just beyond the trees of the Colter Bay park, to see the massive mountains rising over the waters of the lake. You can rent boats at the marina.Even though there is only a central shower house for the RV park and campground, we found it to be clean and accessible. You do have to pay for showers. The laundry facilities worked well, and my sons appreciated the WiFi available there.The park can fill quickly, so book early. Don't just drive through the Tetons, stay on site and give yourself plenty of time to soak in all of the scenery.

They have ever thing here, make sure to get a pizza here you will not be disappointed. one bad thing this time a year bug they were out in full force.

We stayed here for a week while visiting Grand Teton National Park. I loved that there are trees and it has more of a campground feel than an RV park. I had read that there is no Verizon coverage, but we actually had 4G. There is a grocery store, a couple of restaurants and the Colter Bay Visitor Center all within walking distance fr...moreWe stayed here for a week while visiting Grand Teton National Park. I loved that there are trees and it has more of a campground feel than an RV park. I had read that there is no Verizon coverage, but we actually had 4G. There is a grocery store, a couple of restaurants and the Colter Bay Visitor Center all within walking distance from the RV sites.

Colter Bay is rather confusing for those visiting for the first time. There is a walk-in campground which was still accepting campers at 2pm mid week in July. There is also a Visitor Center, boat dock with rentals, 2 restaurants, an RV park, a traditional cabin area and a "tent village". We stayed in a "lean to" which is a tent with ...moreColter Bay is rather confusing for those visiting for the first time. There is a walk-in campground which was still accepting campers at 2pm mid week in July. There is also a Visitor Center, boat dock with rentals, 2 restaurants, an RV park, a traditional cabin area and a "tent village". We stayed in a "lean to" which is a tent with 2 log walls and 2 canvas walls. You share a wall with another site but since they are facing opposite directions you feel like you have privacy. If possible try to get a tent facing away from the inside of the campground.The staff at Colter Bay is attentive, professional and knowledgeable. There are roll-away beds available for rent for those who don't want to sleep on the squeaky single beds attached to the log walls.Each site has it's own picnic table, bear locker and fire grate.The tents do look rather run down. I noted the run down look in my review to Colter Bay and was sent a very friendly reply acknowledging the need to spruce up and that there are plans in place to do so in the near future. There are ground squirrels everywhere so if you have a thing about rodents entering your tent don't camp here. We saw a Red Fox hunt one down while eating breakfast which was kinda satisfying- those squirrels are BOLD.Depending on who is staying it can get pretty loud. WiFi only available at the restaurant near the campground. You don't have to buy anything to gain access which was super nice of them.