Campgrounds in Grand Teton National Park

Camp underneath the jagged Teton mountain range in pristine forests with easy access to lakes and wildlife watching. At Grand Teton National Park, reservations are required for all campsites and can be made six months in advance on Recreation.gov. Sites are very popular, so be sure to reserve as soon as possible for your best chance of getting a spot.

Campgrounds Inside the Park

Colter Bay Campground, Tent Village and RV Park

Close to Jackson Lake and just 25 miles north of Moose, Wyoming, the Colter Bay Campground is part of the Colter Bay Village area of the park, which is home to a general store, a museum, restaurants, a marina and opportunities to horseback ride, canoe and kayak. Despite its proximity to a ton of great services, the campground’s 335 sites are tucked in a wooded area. There are 13 sites with electric hook-ups and a dumping station. There are showers at the campground. Open mid-May to late September, this campground has an RV park with full hook-ups and spaces that can accommodate rigs 45 feet in length, tent cabins and tent campsites.

Gros Ventre Campground

Nestled in a mix of sagebrush and towering cottonwood trees, Gros Ventre Campground is 11.5 miles southeast of Moose, Wyoming. With nearly 300 sites, it has five group sites, 39 electric hook-up sites and a dump station. It’s open early May through early October and some sites offer views of the Grand Teton.

Jenny Lake Campground

Surrounded by large boulders and evergreen trees, Jenny Lake Campground is the most popular campground in the park. Part of the draw is its proximity to the lake coupled with the fact that it is a tents-only campground. No RVs, pop-ups or trailers are allowed. It’s just eight miles north of Moose, and a short distance from the shores of Jenny Lake. It’s open early May through late September.

Lizard Creek Campground

Amid a spruce and fir forest, Lizard Creek Campground is easy to access from Yellowstone’s South Entrance as it is located on the north end of the park 32 miles north of Moose. It sits slightly above the northern shores of Jackson Lake and is home to 60 sites. Only vehicles 30 feet or less are permitted in this campground. It’s open mid-June through early September.

Signal Mountain Campground

For those who want to be close to amenities like a marina, camp store and Signal Mountain Lodge, the Signal Mountain Campground is the place for you. Just nine miles north of Jenny Lake, this campground has 25 electric hook-up sites and a dump station. With a mix of lake and mountain views amid spruce and fir trees, the 81 sites here tend to be smaller and only accommodate vehicles 30 feet or under. It’s open mid-May through mid-October.

Camp between Yellowstone and Grand Teton

Headwaters Campground and RV Sites at Flagg Ranch

If you are looking for a developed campground in between the entrances to Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park, Headwaters Campground is the place for you.

It is located on the John D. Rockefeller Jr. Memorial Parkway between Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, five miles north of Grand Teton and just south of Yellowstone’s South Entrance. Take advantage of its amenities that include showers, laundry facilities and full hook-ups for your RV. With 171 large sites, it is open early June through late September. It can accommodate vehicles up to 45 feet.

Get a Park Map

When you enter Grand Teton National Park, you’ll get a free map at the entrance station. But if you want to plan in advance and get a lay of the land, you can download a map or buy a Trails Illustrated map of the park at REI.com.