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The best camping in Bridger National Forest, WY
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The best camping in Bridger National Forest, WY
Middle Piney Lake Campground
1. Middle Piney Lake Campground
100%
(1)
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Cottonwood Lake Campground
2. Cottonwood Lake Campground
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(1)
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Lake Alice Campground
3. Lake Alice Campground
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(1)
Green River Lakes Campground
4. Green River Lakes Campground
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(1)
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Toilets
Half Moon Lake Campground
5. Half Moon Lake Campground
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(1)
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Toilets
Ranchita Corazon of the Tetons
6. Ranchita Corazon of the Tetons
99%
(34)
42mi from Bridger National Forest · 1 site
The Ranchita Corazon sits at the base of the Tetons and is only 11 miles up through Targhee National Forest to Grand Targhee Ski Resort. We are within a mile of the Idaho/Wyoming border with unobstructed 4 peak Teton views. The property is a nearly 2 acre homestead with large level hardpack gravel on pads, RV hookups (electric and water), beautiful new Teton View 4 person sauna, horse barn, paddocks, and a greenhouse.
Property also includes a barn with 3 large paddocks. 3 stalls, tack room, grooming area and auto waterer. Barn may be rented as an add on. Plenty of trailer parking and safe beautiful home away from home for your horses! Please see details about renting barn in the "Extras" section.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Pets
from
$70
/ night
The Longhorn Ranch
7. The Longhorn Ranch
98%
(62)
43mi from Bridger National Forest · 81 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Curl up and enjoy the panoramic, breathtaking views of Dubois Wyoming’s Painted Hills badlands to the north and Whiskey Mountain in the Wind River Mountain Range to the south.
Enjoy a relaxing evening in one of our charming, rustic lodge rooms or cabins with incredible views of Whiskey Mountain. Simple, comfortable, and private.
Enjoy a night in the comfort of your RV with the soft rushing sound of the Wind River to lull you to sleep, shaded by leafy cottonwood trees and panoramic views of the Upper Wind River Valley.
The Longhorn ranch has been awarded the travelers’ choice award by TripAdvisor. You can count on our continuing excellence when you come to visit us!
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from
$37
/ night
walking distance Down Town Driggs
8. walking distance Down Town Driggs
91%
(33)
45mi from Bridger National Forest · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
4 blks from Driggs, Pets welcome, Restrooms, full shower.
We are located on a "DEAD END ROAD" Private Road.
RESTROOMS WITH UP RIGHT TILE SHOWER
I have a few supplies for your convenience but ya might want to grab what you think you need.
The water is good to drink located by your camp site, we are on City water.
Please be sure all doors are shut when you exit the main house.
Teton Creek run off and high waters will shoot through this property with long winter months soon comes to an end melting in the bright sunny spring.
This ground finally has its own address but not till 2016
In the 1900's this area was known to be the "Buffalo Creek" wide open grazing area for the roaming bison.
With the mature Willows and Rocky vegetation is all left for us to enjoy You could see roaming moose hanging around! and plenty of deer.
Be cautious, Be aware!
Hello, My name is Claudia and I'm excited to be hosting your visit.
My location is perfect for your stay, because, we are four blocks from Downtown Driggs and 8 miles from Victor.
We have three individual electric hook ups including on each a 50 Amp, 30 Amp and 20 Amp and one water bib, at this time we do not have any dump station.
We are secluded and surrounded with mature willows trees and we expect the yearly spring water run off from Teton reek
You are five blocks from 5th street bus stop for transportation to Grand Targhee Ski Resort the famous snow pack 500 inches of powder! this property is off 1st street from Ski Hill road and the most unique quiet location for being so close to the center of Driggs.
We are walking distance to grocery store, post office, City building information and many restaurants to choose from. 90 miles to Yellowstone NP, and one hour from Jackson WY.
You can call this your base camp for many adventures, hiking, fishing, down hill skiing and much more seasonal activities at a year around location.
This is your endless experience and everlasting memories.
Please Clean up after your pets and there are strict rules regarding pets on leash ordinance in City of Driggs.
Contact me anytime should you have any questions..
Happy RVing Camping.
Warm Regards,
Claudia Hill
208. 201. 9263
There seems to be a lot going on in the entrance of my property regarding the neighbors, changing with the times seems to be a down fall?
I apologize for that in advance, there's no harm to worry about.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
from
$90
/ night
Teton View Tent
9. Teton View Tent
100%
(32)
46mi from Bridger National Forest · 3 sites
The Teton View Tent is located in Tetonia, Idaho and has breath taking view of the Tetons.
45minute drive to Rexburg, Idaho
1 hour drive to Jackson Hole, Wyoming
1.5 hours to West Yellowstone, Montana
Inside the tent there is a comfortable king size bed, a mini couch that turns into a pullout sleeping mat that can fit two small children. There are also two sleeping mats that can be used but are short in length so fit a child best. The table seats 4 to play games or work at. Outside is a fire pit and picnic table to enjoy meals outdoors. A hammock is in the trees nearby to lay back and relax. Private porta potty located near the tent.
You may enjoy the tent and the area around it, please do not cross any fences as that is beyond the property line. Please stay within a 30ft raidius of the tent, excluding the side you park on and the walking distance to your vehicle and the bathroom. If you have any questions on areas you are aloud to use please contact the owner.
Toilets
Campfires
from
$212
/ night
Ross Meadow RV
10. Ross Meadow RV
98%
(29)
49mi from Bridger National Forest · 1 site
The Shoshone and Nez Perce Native American tribes spent their summers in this area hunting and fishing the many streams in this valley. Trapper's used the area until the U.S. market collapse of the beaver skin top-hat in the late 1830's. Mormon pioneers began settling here in the 1890's. My great-grandparents settled in Teton Valley after moving from Nebraska in 1917. They farmed this land; growing potatoes, barley and hay. Today we raise alfalfa/grass hay that we feed to our horses. In the bottom of our field south of the campsite is Trail Creek, which is the headwaters of the Teton River. It flows out of the southern Teton mountain range in Wyoming and into Idaho. This water eventually joins the mighty Snake River near Rexburg, Idaho as it continues it's journey to the pacific ocean. Summer's here are usually warm sunny days with cool, chilly nights. Our location sits at an elevation of 6,300' above sea level.Learn more about this land:Located 1 mile from Victor, Idaho along the Old Jackson Highway. Nice view of the southern Teton Range. Situated on the edge of a hayfield.
Close proximity to many outdoor activities.
Pets
from
$69
/ night
Trails End Campground
11. Trails End Campground
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(1)
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Electrical hookup
Toilets
Cazier Guard Station
12. Cazier Guard Station
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Sacajawea Campground
13. Sacajawea Campground
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Forest Park Campground
14. Forest Park Campground
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Moose Flat Campground
15. Moose Flat Campground
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Murphy Creek Campground
16. Murphy Creek Campground
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Allred Flat Campground
17. Allred Flat Campground
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Hams Fork Campground
18. Hams Fork Campground
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Hobble Creek Campground
19. Hobble Creek Campground
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Big Sandy Campground
20. Big Sandy Campground
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
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Ranchita Corazon of the Tetons
Ranchita Corazon of the Tetons
99%
(34)
42mi from Bridger National Forest · 1 site
The Ranchita Corazon sits at the base of the Tetons and is only 11 miles up through Targhee National Forest to Grand Targhee Ski Resort. We are within a mile of the Idaho/Wyoming border with unobstructed 4 peak Teton views. The property is a nearly 2 acre homestead with large level hardpack gravel on pads, RV hookups (electric and water), beautiful new Teton View 4 person sauna, horse barn, paddocks, and a greenhouse.
Property also includes a barn with 3 large paddocks. 3 stalls, tack room, grooming area and auto waterer. Barn may be rented as an add on. Plenty of trailer parking and safe beautiful home away from home for your horses! Please see details about renting barn in the "Extras" section.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Pets
from
$70
/ night
The Longhorn Ranch
The Longhorn Ranch
98%
(62)
43mi from Bridger National Forest · 81 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Curl up and enjoy the panoramic, breathtaking views of Dubois Wyoming’s Painted Hills badlands to the north and Whiskey Mountain in the Wind River Mountain Range to the south.
Enjoy a relaxing evening in one of our charming, rustic lodge rooms or cabins with incredible views of Whiskey Mountain. Simple, comfortable, and private.
Enjoy a night in the comfort of your RV with the soft rushing sound of the Wind River to lull you to sleep, shaded by leafy cottonwood trees and panoramic views of the Upper Wind River Valley.
The Longhorn ranch has been awarded the travelers’ choice award by TripAdvisor. You can count on our continuing excellence when you come to visit us!
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from
$37
/ night
walking distance Down Town Driggs
walking distance Down Town Driggs
91%
(33)
45mi from Bridger National Forest · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
4 blks from Driggs, Pets welcome, Restrooms, full shower.
We are located on a "DEAD END ROAD" Private Road.
RESTROOMS WITH UP RIGHT TILE SHOWER
I have a few supplies for your convenience but ya might want to grab what you think you need.
The water is good to drink located by your camp site, we are on City water.
Please be sure all doors are shut when you exit the main house.
Teton Creek run off and high waters will shoot through this property with long winter months soon comes to an end melting in the bright sunny spring.
This ground finally has its own address but not till 2016
In the 1900's this area was known to be the "Buffalo Creek" wide open grazing area for the roaming bison.
With the mature Willows and Rocky vegetation is all left for us to enjoy You could see roaming moose hanging around! and plenty of deer.
Be cautious, Be aware!
Hello, My name is Claudia and I'm excited to be hosting your visit.
My location is perfect for your stay, because, we are four blocks from Downtown Driggs and 8 miles from Victor.
We have three individual electric hook ups including on each a 50 Amp, 30 Amp and 20 Amp and one water bib, at this time we do not have any dump station.
We are secluded and surrounded with mature willows trees and we expect the yearly spring water run off from Teton reek
You are five blocks from 5th street bus stop for transportation to Grand Targhee Ski Resort the famous snow pack 500 inches of powder! this property is off 1st street from Ski Hill road and the most unique quiet location for being so close to the center of Driggs.
We are walking distance to grocery store, post office, City building information and many restaurants to choose from. 90 miles to Yellowstone NP, and one hour from Jackson WY.
You can call this your base camp for many adventures, hiking, fishing, down hill skiing and much more seasonal activities at a year around location.
This is your endless experience and everlasting memories.
Please Clean up after your pets and there are strict rules regarding pets on leash ordinance in City of Driggs.
Contact me anytime should you have any questions..
Happy RVing Camping.
Warm Regards,
Claudia Hill
208. 201. 9263
There seems to be a lot going on in the entrance of my property regarding the neighbors, changing with the times seems to be a down fall?
I apologize for that in advance, there's no harm to worry about.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
from
$90
/ night
Teton View Tent
Teton View Tent
100%
(32)
46mi from Bridger National Forest · 3 sites
The Teton View Tent is located in Tetonia, Idaho and has breath taking view of the Tetons.
45minute drive to Rexburg, Idaho
1 hour drive to Jackson Hole, Wyoming
1.5 hours to West Yellowstone, Montana
Inside the tent there is a comfortable king size bed, a mini couch that turns into a pullout sleeping mat that can fit two small children. There are also two sleeping mats that can be used but are short in length so fit a child best. The table seats 4 to play games or work at. Outside is a fire pit and picnic table to enjoy meals outdoors. A hammock is in the trees nearby to lay back and relax. Private porta potty located near the tent.
You may enjoy the tent and the area around it, please do not cross any fences as that is beyond the property line. Please stay within a 30ft raidius of the tent, excluding the side you park on and the walking distance to your vehicle and the bathroom. If you have any questions on areas you are aloud to use please contact the owner.
Toilets
Campfires
from
$212
/ night
Ross Meadow RV
Ross Meadow RV
98%
(29)
49mi from Bridger National Forest · 1 site
The Shoshone and Nez Perce Native American tribes spent their summers in this area hunting and fishing the many streams in this valley. Trapper's used the area until the U.S. market collapse of the beaver skin top-hat in the late 1830's. Mormon pioneers began settling here in the 1890's. My great-grandparents settled in Teton Valley after moving from Nebraska in 1917. They farmed this land; growing potatoes, barley and hay. Today we raise alfalfa/grass hay that we feed to our horses. In the bottom of our field south of the campsite is Trail Creek, which is the headwaters of the Teton River. It flows out of the southern Teton mountain range in Wyoming and into Idaho. This water eventually joins the mighty Snake River near Rexburg, Idaho as it continues it's journey to the pacific ocean. Summer's here are usually warm sunny days with cool, chilly nights. Our location sits at an elevation of 6,300' above sea level.Learn more about this land:Located 1 mile from Victor, Idaho along the Old Jackson Highway. Nice view of the southern Teton Range. Situated on the edge of a hayfield.
Close proximity to many outdoor activities.
Pets
from
$69
/ night
Diamond D Ranch - 3 Bedroom Multi-Level Log Cabin
Diamond D Ranch - 3 Bedroom Multi-Level Log Cabin
6.2mi from Bridger National Forest · 1 site
Fully furnished three bedroom multi-level log cabin (3,240 Square Feet) previously owned by a builder, has Grand Teton views, Garden tub bathroom + shower, granite kitchen countertops, “great” room with fireplace, washer/dryer, hand crafted lengthy bar and T.V. room, two car heated garage, beautiful sitting porches. Recently sandblasted for a beautiful natural wood finish outside. Gas grill outside on the porch so it is a great place to cook, sit and relax while enjoying the amazing Grand Tetons.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$899
/ night
Diamond D Ranch - 2 Bedroom Cabin with Loft
Diamond D Ranch - 2 Bedroom Cabin with Loft
6.4mi from Bridger National Forest · 1 site
This charming cabin has a big porch with a nice patio set, 2 bedrooms with full-size beds, and a loft with four twin beds. Great for a family or two! A/C and heat, fireplace, DirecTV, and WiFi. Plenty of parking with a gate that can be closed. 45-50 minutes north of Jackson, 20 minutes from Togwatee one way and 20 minutes from Grand Teton Park the other way. An hour south of Yellowstone. A great home base for adventures!
Toilets
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Campfires
from
$523
/ night
Fireside Buffalo Valley RV Park
Fireside Buffalo Valley RV Park
81%
(16)
10mi from Bridger National Forest · 64 sites
Nestled just 5 miles east of the Moran Entrance to Grand Teton National Park, our campground offers a unique gateway to breathtaking mountain scenery and abundant wildlife. Spanning 310,000 acres, Grand Teton National Park is smaller than Yellowstone but is renowned for its stunning landscapes and diverse ecosystems. The park stretches approximately 40 miles north and south, ensuring that all its attractions are easily accessible from our location.
Jackson Lake, the largest lake in the Teton range, measures nearly 15 miles in length. This natural lake expanded significantly after being dammed in the early 1900s. While the western shore is only reachable by boat, the eastern shore can be accessed from Signal Mountain and Colter Bay. Jackson Lake is a popular spot for fishing, swimming, and boating, with seasonal marinas at both Colter Bay and Signal Mountain offering boat rentals.
Jenny Lake, a glacial lake approximately 12,000 years old, features a scenic 7.6-mile loop trail. A seasonal shuttle service provides a picturesque ride across the lake, dropping visitors near Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point, making it a must-see for nature lovers.
Mormon Row, located about 20 miles from our campground, showcases iconic barns and historical buildings, perfect for capturing the quintessential T
Pets
Full hookups
from
$99
/ night
Tammah Jackson Hole
Tammah Jackson Hole
100%
(1)
38mi from Bridger National Forest · 11 sites
Immerse yourself in nature while staying in Tammah Jackson Hole’s heated geodesic domes. Our domes are insulated which means they stay warm day and night! Located at the base of the Teton Mountains, you are minutes from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort ski runs, Teton Village, Grand Teton National Park, and downtown Jackson Hole. Recharge and reconnect with self, others and the beautiful world around you.
Pets
Toilets
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from
$189
/ night
Fireside Resort
Fireside Resort
41mi from Bridger National Forest · 51 sites
Discover the charm of the Jackson Hole Campground, a unique destination that has been welcoming visitors since 1963, making it the oldest campground in the area. This long-standing establishment offers a variety of sites equipped with electric hook-ups (30, 50, or both), as well as water, sewer, and cable connections, ensuring a comfortable stay for all guests.
In addition to its essential amenities, the campground provides a serene environment where you can immerse yourself in nature. Enjoy the tranquility of the surrounding wilderness while having access to nearby attractions such as stunning natural features, refreshing swimming holes, and a plethora of outdoor activities. Whether you’re looking to hike, fish, or simply relax, Jackson Hole Campground is the perfect base for your adventures.
For those seeking a more luxurious experience, Fireside Resort offers a modern twist on lodging in Jackson Hole. Our sustainable, LEED-certified cabins blend rustic charm with contemporary design, providing a unique and intimate atmosphere. Nestled in the breathtaking Teton wilderness, these cabins offer the comforts of a boutique hotel combined with the cozy feel of a wooded campground, allowing you to reconnect with nature while enjoying all the amenities of home. Explore the best of Wilson, Wyoming, with us, where luxury meets the great outdoors.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$274
/ night
Chinook Winds Cabins
Chinook Winds Cabins
88%
(4)
41mi from Bridger National Forest · 19 sites
Chinook Winds Lodging offers affordable accommodations near Wyoming's most popular attractions. Choose from spacious queen and king rooms or private cabins, all equipped with essential amenities for a relaxing stay.
Amenities:
- Cabana on the River (inner tubes available)
- 24-Hour Gym Access
- Pet-Friendly Rooms Available
- Complementary Breakfast & Coffee
- Swimming Hole
- Fly Fishing Area
- Spacious Field w/ Outdoor Games
- Breakfast Food Truck
- Chicken Coop for the Kids
- Fire Pit
- Hammocks
- Grills
- Hot Tubs
- Convenience Store
- Airport Shuttle (by arrangement)
- 15 miles from Shoshone National Forest
- 50 miles from Grand Teton National Park
- 80 miles from Yellowstone and Jackson Hole area.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$110
/ night
Creek Bottom Basecamp
Creek Bottom Basecamp
100%
(4)
42mi from Bridger National Forest · 1 site · Tent, RV
Creek Bottom Basecamp
Welcome to Creek Bottom Basecamp, a peaceful patch of forested land tucked into the quite side of Teton Valley, Wyoming. Surrounded by tall trees and open skies, this shady retreat offers a quiet place to rest, recharge, and explore everything the Tetons have to offer. Whether you’re here for adventure days at Grand Targhee, hiking in the national park, or simply escaping to somewhere still and starry, you’re in the right spot.
Located right off a private road, just a 7 minute drive from downtown Driggs (ID and within walking distance to the Grand Targhee shuttle stop, Creek Bottom Basecamp makes the perfect, accessible, jumping-off point for adventure—with enough space and calm to unwind when you return. Birds, breezes, and the sound of rustling trees welcome you to this little corner of the valley. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do.
*Livestock and free ranging chickens on neighboring properties. Please keep dog on leash or supervised recall.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Campfires
from
$65
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Gaye
November 2025
40 ft travel trailer
Host was fab, accommodations were as well. Close to a small walkable town (Driggs). Would definitely recommend.
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Eric and Aline
October 2025
36 ft Class A
With pets
Quaint, simple, quiet spot with electrical power and portable toilet. Our dog loved running free and exploring nearby. A little hard to find but worth the effort. Best features are view and closeness to Driggs.
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Joel
October 2025
16 ft car
What an awesome spot! Joy is a phenomenal host—communicative, welcoming, and has great energy. A little rain and cloud did little to dampen the experience, which was highlighted by a nice long sweat in the sauna (a MUST) and a brief but invigorating dip in the cold plunge. Shoutout to a couple of friendly four legged friends, who I also had the great fortune to meet. While I didn’t get to experience the epic sunrise over the Tetons due to an early departure, this was easily remedied by a quick journey back over the pass to the national park (another must!). This was my first, but certainly not my last stay!!
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Charlie
October 2025
16 ft car
With pets
It’s a charming and comfortable place. If you’re simply looking for a spot to rest for the night, I’d highly recommend it
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Dan
October 2025
16 ft pop-up camper
We were headed to Salt Lake from Jackson WY after visiting Yellowstone and Grand Teton so this one campsite location on the other side of the pass in Idaho fit the bill. Owner was very easy to communicate with. Power and water only.
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Seth
October 2025
20 ft travel trailer
Alicia’s spot was perfect. We arrived pretty late as we were driving from across the state, and left in the middle of the night as well one night for some photo stuff. She didn’t mind either time, and the entire spot was so quiet and peaceful. It was close to their house, but the trees and how it was setup still gave us plenty of privacy through the duration of our stay and it was exactly as advertised
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andrea
September 2025
24 ft travel trailer
With pets
Property is incredible. Everything worked as expected and Robin was very attentive. Amazing view of Teton mountain range. Was a great base camp to visit Yellowstone, Jackson and Grand Teton NP!
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Graham
September 2025
Tent
With pets
We had a great experience at The Longhorn! Beautiful area, with very hospitable hosts who were always willing to help, and great office hours. Highly recommend staying here :)
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Mary Anne
September 2025
19 ft campervan
With pets
Karen’s place was perfect for our overnight stay. The property is well tended, it quiet and the site felt private. I enjoyed her hand built twig fence along the back property line. Karen gave me a heads up regarding the trip over the pass to Jackson Hole- put your vehicle in low gear on the downward side.
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susan
September 2025
Tent
Cheerful, helpful staff, clean facilities in a beautiful setting. Our tent site had a private bath house with a flush toilet and shower, very nice!
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Glenda
September 2025
20 ft travel trailer
The Longhorn is a lovely and very well-equipped RV park. The sites are not all lined up in a row and crammed in. Each one has its own breathing room. We are not normally RV Park guests, but we needed to take care of some business and this was the perfect place. The river that runs through it is a lovely river. We highly recommend this resort.
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Giselle
September 2025
20 ft travel trailer
Very nice campsite with full hookups. Quiet neighborhood with small park nearby. Some mountain views from backyard campsite area. Very gracious hosts. Recommended.
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Valerie
September 2025
33 ft travel trailer
Lots of mature trees and beautiful area. Our site was huge. I took a 2 hour horseback ride here. Out into the Dubois badlands!
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Linda
September 2025
33 ft travel trailer
Really nice campground! Lots of trees, beautiful scenery and the bathroom/ shower houses were clean and modern..
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Janet
September 2025
25 ft travel trailer
With kids
Very peaceful spot with easy access to Grand Teton NP!
It was so fun to wake up to the sounds of chickens (once we went outside -we did not hear them from inside our camper!)
Alicia was very responsive and communicative! If we're ever back that way we would definitely stay here again.
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Tia
September 2025
20 ft travel trailer
We had the absolute best view of Tetons from Robin's spot! Robin was the absolute best, most generous host checking up on ys during a storm and even providing a campfire one night! Having this view, electricity, water and solitude while very close to restaurants, GTNP is amazing!
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Mark
September 2025
Tent
The hosts were gracious when we parked in the wrong space and did not require that we move. The location was easy to find. The restrooms and showers were clean and close by. The nearby river was peaceful after a long drive. Our area was not crowded.
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Rebecca
September 2025
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Tiffany
September 2025
27 ft Class C
With pets
We stayed a couple of nights here and enjoyed it! It was easy to get to and directions to our spot were clear. It’s secluded and quiet, but also offers a small bar (dogs are allowed inside!) and general store. We will definitely be back!
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Nadine
September 2025
19 ft campervan
Great site for exploring Teton National Park! The site was well-leveled with gravel. We loved having a picnic bench—not just for meals, but also for tying up the dogs. We enjoyed being the only camper, and of course, nothing beats having water and electricity onsite. :) K’Lea was super communicative and checked in a few times to make sure we had everything we needed. Victor is a cute town with everything you need to stick around for a few days. Highly recommended!
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You haven’t fully lived until you’ve experienced the awesomeness of the Bridger-Teton National Forest. Yes that is a bold statement, but if you’re an adventurer and wilderness junkie, then you are missing out and someone had to say it! This 3.4 million acre wonderland is an extension of the Yellowstone Wilderness, which is the largest intact ecosystem in the contiguous US. Think pristine, unspoiled wilderness filled with wildlife like no other, offering every type of outdoor recreation you could imagine. We’re talking thousands of miles of clean flowing waterways, endless trails, countless peaks to bag, and abundant camping in utter paradise! You definitely need to get in on this action.
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7 ratings · 2 reviews
September 2017
Sign says there are 7 sites, but only 5 of them are marked, so I guess the rest of the area is up for grabs, not really sure. There are tables, fire pits and a vault toilet. It's a popular day use area for the lake and the trailhead to Wyoming Peak so it can be busy by day. There is no host on site, so expect ATVs, chainsaws and music being played without any consideration to how much noise is being made.
Shannon S.
3 reviews
September 2017
$7! There are a lot of free dispersed sites in this area, including Free Middle Piney at the lake, but this is a nice campground. Probably can't fit a ton of big rigs, and we mostly saw huge trailers in the free spots. Even on Labor Day weekend there were open spots. Quiet, host on site.
Shannon S.
3 reviews