Campgrounds
The Grand Teton and Jackson Hole areas in Wyoming have seven main public campgrounds. Five of them are drop-in, though regardless of that, reservations are usually recommended as the area is very busy during the summer months due to the wealth of activities and things to see across the valley and mountain areas.
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With so much to do and see across the Jackson Hole and Grand Teton areas (WY), the seven public campgrounds are usually very busy throughout the warmer months. In fact, they provide numerous facilities and amenities, all of which cater to the specific needs and desires of each traveller.
The campgrounds include the Jenny Lake, the Gros Ventre, the Colter Bay, Signal Mountain, Lizard Creek and Red Hills. Some allow for trailers as well as tents, but many offer pure old-fashioned camping, including amenities such as washrooms, showers, picnic areas, barbeque areas, garbage areas and phones. Possible activities include fishing, hiking, walking, wildlife watching, bird watching, boating and swimming. Prices generally start at $20/night.