Grand Teton National Park Campgrounds, Camping

Grand Teton National Park has five campgrounds located within the park boundaries. They offer excellent facilities, as well as the perfect place to take a family with kids. Visitors can enjoy a wealth of nearby activities, staying if they wish for as long as two weeks for a nominal price. People flock to the campgrounds in large numbers during the warmer months, enjoying scenery that is beyond compare.

Grand Teton National Park has campgrounds that are designed to make any camping trip into one that is memorable and exciting. The park boasts magnificent scenery, hiking, fishing and other activities, all of which can be enjoyed by different age groups. Best of all, its five campgrounds provide facilities that make the stay even more convenient, including spots at Colter Bay, Gros Ventre, Jenny Lake, Lizard Creek and Signal Mountain.

The campgrounds are open from May to about the middle of October, though this varies according to the campground. Most of them have laundry areas, garbage disposal, grocery stores and gas stations, but only some of them are even more basic. Gros Ventre, Colter Bay and Jenny Lake only have limited washroom facilities. Signal Mountain and Lizard Creek are more difficult to access and hilly. However, the rest are fairly flat.