Fireside Buffalo Valley RV Park

Meh. Super tight sites, no room for our tow vehicle. Weird buried fire pits that are a seriously hazard. Nice bathrooms, convenient to have fuel on site. Getting to the park was easy. Check in process is kind of a pain, pulling into one area to check in, then out to the highway to our actual lot. We didn’t stay our full reserva...moreMeh. Super tight sites, no room for our tow vehicle. Weird buried fire pits that are a seriously hazard. Nice bathrooms, convenient to have fuel on site. Getting to the park was easy. Check in process is kind of a pain, pulling into one area to check in, then out to the highway to our actual lot. We didn’t stay our full reservation because we wanted to some space for kids to play, so we used it has a stop while we looked for boondocking sites.

Close to Teton and kind of close to Yellowstone. Clean laundry facility. Lots of kids and families. Sites are mostly dirt. Good place to park and sleep. Wifi spotty and slow. Att in and out.

This is the absolute worst rv park we have ever stayed at. The park was COMPLETELY empty yet they absolutely will not let you check in until 2. If you ask them where to wait the only reply you get is "don't block the pumps". Everyday we watched tons of campers try to tetris themselves in the small gas station lot while waiting to go in...moreThis is the absolute worst rv park we have ever stayed at. The park was COMPLETELY empty yet they absolutely will not let you check in until 2. If you ask them where to wait the only reply you get is "don't block the pumps". Everyday we watched tons of campers try to tetris themselves in the small gas station lot while waiting to go into the park. Supposedly this is because maintenance has to "get the spots ready." However, we watched "maintenance" (i.e. one guy) sitting in ATV smoking a cigarette and not doing anything while we all waited. This was confirmed when we finally got to our sight and found beer cans in the fire pit. The whole park is surrounded by stagnant disgusting water, causing the park to be a mosquito habitat. Our poor dog is covered in bites. Even in the middle of the day SWARMS of mosquitoes. Everytime you open the door to your camper or your car (no matter how fast you go) mosquitos get in. The people working the desk do not have an answer to anything you ask ever and are rude. The Wifi never worked and we didn't have a Verizon or AT&T signal (you absolutely cannot work from this park). You are miles away from any city amenities and it doesn't give you an advantage being by the Teton gate, bc there are other gates in much nicer areas. We loved Jackson & the Tetons but would NEVER stay here again.

Booked this sight unseen a few weeks before my stay. Yes, it's expensive but honestly it's the cheapest FHU site in the area. I was boondocking in the area for weeks and sometimes one just needs some full hookups to regen. Dump the tanks, refill with water, run the AC and electric heat at night. The CG itself is not much to look at but...moreBooked this sight unseen a few weeks before my stay. Yes, it's expensive but honestly it's the cheapest FHU site in the area. I was boondocking in the area for weeks and sometimes one just needs some full hookups to regen. Dump the tanks, refill with water, run the AC and electric heat at night. The CG itself is not much to look at but the store and bar are nice. You do have views of the Tetons. There is a decent laundry for $1.50 to wash and I believe same to dry. There is a sign to not wash bedding, sleeping bags, heavily soiled items. I did see people washing comforters and sheets so not enforced real well and didn't seem to be causing any problems like rocking the washer in the spin cycle.Laundry room also has clean showers and co-ed toilets.They sell propane and if you want to just dump your tanks it's $10.50 amp electric worked well. The sites were pretty level gravel as were the CG roads. ATT was very good speeds. I think it was 50 mbps DL and 12 UL. Verizon had a decent signal indicator but I could not get nor stay connected. There is only one tower for the area and I believe Verizon was just overloaded. There is CG wifi that worked great in the morning and most of the afternoon but once the sightseers came back it was unusable.You do get a bit of road noise but hwy 26 is not that busy and for sure not an issue at night.They sell firewood and a decent convenience store on site. Gas was way over priced but as they say location location location.

The checkin was efficient, organized, and the ladies were friendly and incredibly helpful. We had a reservation for 5 nights but only stayed for 3 and lost our money on the remaining nights. We had to leave because we’re digital nomads and have to work. Their connectivity is shit, at best. We have all sorts of tools and could limp alon...moreThe checkin was efficient, organized, and the ladies were friendly and incredibly helpful. We had a reservation for 5 nights but only stayed for 3 and lost our money on the remaining nights. We had to leave because we’re digital nomads and have to work. Their connectivity is shit, at best. We have all sorts of tools and could limp along for one work day but that’s it. So we stayed for the weekend to visit the parks and then left to go somewhere with connectivity (Sundance, WY in the black hills). The sites are close - too close. The fire pits are buried and are actually quite the hazard for getting in and out of your spot. All in all, it’s really not a bad spot and we would have stayed if we had connectivity. Pros: beautiful views. Horses came right up to the campground and were friendly. Super accessible to the national parks. Go eat at the Hatchet Inn - soooo good and super cool vibe. People were friendly. The ladies at the front were kind and one of the gentlemen helped me out with the trash one morning. Cons: very small lots with poorly placed fire pit. No connectivity. No refund on the nights we didn’t stay.

Great location but very expensive. $272.55 for three night stay. Checked in 6/24, checked out 6/27. Tight spots, the fire ring was very close to another camper. Mosquitos were everywhere! Anytime you touch grass, a swarm of mosquitoes would stir. Could not spend time outside except for early mornings. On the plus side, the neighboring ...moreGreat location but very expensive. $272.55 for three night stay. Checked in 6/24, checked out 6/27. Tight spots, the fire ring was very close to another camper. Mosquitos were everywhere! Anytime you touch grass, a swarm of mosquitoes would stir. Could not spend time outside except for early mornings. On the plus side, the neighboring ranch horses came up to the fences and you could pet them. Could see the Tetons in the distance. The place where you check in seemed to always be closed and that is where the store was and gas. The gas station had hundreds of birds nests and if you got out to pump gas, birds would attack. If it wasn’t for the horses, the location, and clean bathrooms and laundry rooms.. this campground would get a 1star.

Nice RV park with level sites very close to Grand Teton National Park. It is also close to Jackson and Yellowstone. The bathrooms were very clean and the mosquitoes were no worse here than anywhere else in the area or the parks. Verizon cell signal worked great.

Wow this was the most I ever paid. It's an OK park ,nothing special full hook up ..pull through....Flat ,We could see the Tetons way off . Not far to the Park entrance. Would not stay here again.

Was here for 2 nights in late June 2020. Had little choice to stay here -- we had a friend fly in and needed a place to go and recharge and clean up after 8 days boondocking in the park. Would never choose a place such as this to stay. Tightly packed and visually unappealing. However, it is only a handful of miles from the Moran Jc...moreWas here for 2 nights in late June 2020. Had little choice to stay here -- we had a friend fly in and needed a place to go and recharge and clean up after 8 days boondocking in the park. Would never choose a place such as this to stay. Tightly packed and visually unappealing. However, it is only a handful of miles from the Moran Jct. entrance which is most certainly a huge asset. Good laundry and shower facilities here.Hard to recommend.

We stayed here two days, it was a lovely park that was covered in snow. The showers and bathrooms were great as was the laundry facilities. There is a great store that has plenty of whatever you could need. Would definitely stay here again!

Our spot was fine - flat, at back of main lot on stream. We got there around dusk and there were just a couple spots remaining. WiFi didn’t work. Verizon reception ok. Staff in store didn’t know what to charge us so had us pay in the morning. Ok for one night on our way somewhere else.

It was okay, the site was not even and landscape was wanting. Nothing like picture at all. the Don’t count on view, too far away especially at the end we were in. Bath close to site. Too expensive. The internet did not work at all, I had to use my data and disconnect Their WiFi to get service.

It's hard to beat the location with the entrance to the Grand Teton NP being so close, but it is overpriced for the condition of the park and the amenities. The park accommodates a lot of people; however there is no trash pick up so you have to walk to the dumpster by the office when needed (we didn't mind the walk, but we have stayed ...moreIt's hard to beat the location with the entrance to the Grand Teton NP being so close, but it is overpriced for the condition of the park and the amenities. The park accommodates a lot of people; however there is no trash pick up so you have to walk to the dumpster by the office when needed (we didn't mind the walk, but we have stayed at places half this much and they at least had a trash pick up); the laundry room was not very clean and had a small amount of functioning dryers for the size of the park. Only 5 of the 9 dryers were able to be used. The others had "Out of Order" signs on them. Had to wait for a dryer because of this maintenance issue. Nearest grocery was Albertsons in Jackson (35 mins away) so I would suggest planning ahead. WIFI & CELL SERVICE: Wifi worked shockingly well for how busy their park was. I give it a 4 out of 5. AT&T cell service - 3 out of 4 bars.SITE: Gravel in the entire park. Level. We were second to last in our row which reduced in dust as cars went by. Along with it not being very windy, this enabled us to have our windows open the majority of the time to let the fresh mountain air in - that was awesome! The mosquitos were pretty bad in the evenings, but were hard to find during the day. Looked out into surrounding pastures with the backdrop of the Tetons and horses across the street. NEARBY SITES: Suggestions: Thai Me Up - great restaurant in Jackson; Moo's Ice Cream - delicious in Jackson; the 35 mile bike look from Jackson --> Moran --> Teton Village --> back to Jackson - it was the best and we even biked right past a grizzly taking a swim! We rented bikes from Hoback Bike Rentals in Jackson

Will not let you check in even 5 minutes before 2 pm even though the camp was almost empty.Ground is barren and basically a gravel lot. Probably one of worst campgrounds and most expensive we have ever stayed in. $79 INCLUDING TAXAvoid it if you can.

The most money I’ve ever paid to get chewed up by mosquitoes was spent at this resort. The “water” around the campsite must be a breeding ground for these things. We spent 4 days in Yellowstone and the Tetons and the only place we got but was at our campsite. It was so bad we stayed in our camper three of the four nights because we lea...moreThe most money I’ve ever paid to get chewed up by mosquitoes was spent at this resort. The “water” around the campsite must be a breeding ground for these things. We spent 4 days in Yellowstone and the Tetons and the only place we got but was at our campsite. It was so bad we stayed in our camper three of the four nights because we learned our lesson on night one. Bathrooms obviously not cleaned regularly as the same black T-shirt was in the men’s room the entire stay. Don’t get me started with their “WiFi” they advertise. Would not recommend although the location is great for the National parks.

Too expensive for the lack of amenities but the views and location are great. Small site very close together and fairly level, but the sitting area is not with ruts and very uneven. Wi-Fi doesn't work well with out an extender. One of the worst I've ever stayed at and one of the most expensive. No trees or landscaping. The reservation...moreToo expensive for the lack of amenities but the views and location are great. Small site very close together and fairly level, but the sitting area is not with ruts and very uneven. Wi-Fi doesn't work well with out an extender. One of the worst I've ever stayed at and one of the most expensive. No trees or landscaping. The reservation staff is not very friendly. If you're full-timers and need to get mail, don't...they will only accept mail via FedEx and UPS. The mosquitos are crazy. You can't go outside in the late afternoon without getting eaten up even with bug spray on, which probably come from the stagnant creek surrounding the park. The park is dirty with bird poop everywhere in the public areas. I will pass on this campground next time I'm in the area. For the money, I would have expected a pool, concrete sites, polite customer service and some insect control spraying.

I decided to get a water and electric site only to save money, even then I was paying $67.85 a night! The most I've ever paid to date for a campground. And then when I was ready to leave the campground I was charged $10 to dump! I've never paid to dump in a campground I was staying in before, this should have been free; their logic was...moreI decided to get a water and electric site only to save money, even then I was paying $67.85 a night! The most I've ever paid to date for a campground. And then when I was ready to leave the campground I was charged $10 to dump! I've never paid to dump in a campground I was staying in before, this should have been free; their logic was that if you paid the extra $30/night you would have sewer! I saved $90 over 3 nights but had to spend $10 to dump.The staff didn't seem to really know their park. I was 30 amp and when I started to hookup to my assigned site I discovered that the site had 2 10 amp plugs but no 30 amp (or 50). Their map showed site #28 as 30 amp but it was not, how can they not know this? I called and got moved to site 23 for my 3 nights. The second night I was there a couple pulled in next to me at 10pm wondering where their electric and water site was and thought I was in their site. The signage is ambiguous and you don't feel like you know what site is yours. Turns out several people just took the site they wanted and not the assigned site so this couple was just out of luck! I split my water and loaned them a 30-to-15 amp plug for the night and they parked in an area that was near me but not a site. Each site has a picnic table and the most dangerous fire pit I've ever seen, they are just a deep hole in the ground; I almost fell into the one in my space. Several other sites had pits that were almost 2' deep! It was very dangerous to say the least.See the map in the photo section, spots 21-28 have no sewer, spots 123-175 are the "new section" and have full hookups but are very tightly spaced sites.There is a Phillips 66 gas station and they sell propane at the campground. There is a tiny bar and a pool table in the main building, with a little store selling food and some camping supplies. The park had wifi but I could never even find the wifi name much less use it.The location was pretty good for the Tetons National Park and Jackson, WY. It was a little to far for Yellowstone for day trips. The afternoon view of the mountains were the best thing about this campground.

Grand Tetons Park RV "RESORT??"- AKA Fireside Buffalo Valley- Was not impressed by this place at all for $70 - Grocery/gas attached to the camp was overpriced and so was the out dated camp complete with mosquitoes galore (end of August). Showers where "clean", laundry mat was effective--- This end my review of Campground- Side note...moreGrand Tetons Park RV "RESORT??"- AKA Fireside Buffalo Valley- Was not impressed by this place at all for $70 - Grocery/gas attached to the camp was overpriced and so was the out dated camp complete with mosquitoes galore (end of August). Showers where "clean", laundry mat was effective--- This end my review of Campground- Side note when we left and traveled through tourist town -Jackson Hole traveling south we discovered we spent to much time North of Jackson- if you fly fish, travel south!! Access is way better with more options. Jackson hole is really nice high end tourism, it is a pricey place, be aware. Regular folks might want to venture south of Jackson if your on a budget.

Quiet little campground close to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks that is situated right off the highway. Sites are small but the park wasn't very busy. Fire areas are small holes dug in the ground. Showers were clean, but outdated. Very well stocked camp store with food and supplies, as well as a gas station. Nice little bar...moreQuiet little campground close to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks that is situated right off the highway. Sites are small but the park wasn't very busy. Fire areas are small holes dug in the ground. Showers were clean, but outdated. Very well stocked camp store with food and supplies, as well as a gas station. Nice little bar with plenty of booze and generously portioned bar food. Staff was really friendly and helpful. Wireless Internet connection was a little hit and miss but did reach our site. I believe the name has changed to Fireside Buffalo Valley.

We wanted full hook-ups close to the Grand Tetons. This park is practically right outside the gate, and the price reflects it. Very expensive to stay here. The bathhouse was not clean. The sites were very short and very close together. They were so close that it would harm your neighbor’s camper to have a fire in the fire pit which was...moreWe wanted full hook-ups close to the Grand Tetons. This park is practically right outside the gate, and the price reflects it. Very expensive to stay here. The bathhouse was not clean. The sites were very short and very close together. They were so close that it would harm your neighbor’s camper to have a fire in the fire pit which was basically a hole in the ground. The back of our 35’ RV was in the shrubbery, and we had no place to park our car. The name has changed since the last review. It is now called Fireside Buffalo Valley RV Park.

I didn't attempt to make reservations until 4 or 5 months before our trip to Grand Teton NP - and I could get a reservation here. On a positive note - the site was a pull through gravel site which was pretty level. Only the 50 Amp service worked at our site - the 30 Amp was not functional. While we have a 50 Amp trailer - anyone...moreI didn't attempt to make reservations until 4 or 5 months before our trip to Grand Teton NP - and I could get a reservation here. On a positive note - the site was a pull through gravel site which was pretty level. Only the 50 Amp service worked at our site - the 30 Amp was not functional. While we have a 50 Amp trailer - anyone who wanted to use something else would have been out of luck. The staff were friendly and guided us in a golf cart to our site and made sure everything was functional.

We chose this campground based off of the website. I thought it looked remote and would be a great opportunity to star gaze. Boy was I fooled. This is probably the tightest park we have ever parked in and with absolutely no privacy what so ever. It feels old and run down and is far from an RV resort. It was basically just a very expens...moreWe chose this campground based off of the website. I thought it looked remote and would be a great opportunity to star gaze. Boy was I fooled. This is probably the tightest park we have ever parked in and with absolutely no privacy what so ever. It feels old and run down and is far from an RV resort. It was basically just a very expensive parking spot at $99 a night. We found a lot of free camping in the area and will definitely do that next time. Besides the campground the Tetons didn’t disappoint.