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The park was not bad. The staff is very friendly. I never have expectations on WiFi. Every campground has issues with WiFi. The convenience of the free shuttle and the fact it is a great jumping off point to explore the Tetons I am not unhappy at all. Previous reviews say it is overpriced but we are from Northern CA where every park anywhere near an attraction like a national park is going to be pricey. Bathrooms are decent. Pool is decent. Spots are pull thrus for the most part. Not bad.

The park is clean but poorly managed. It does not at all look like the website pictures and the lodge is a bit dilapidated. The spa has not a single jet that works. The wifi is iffy and is woefully insufficient for a park this size. And that historical saloon they promote is "closed for remodeling." I can't believe I had to pay $106 to stay here for a night, but there are no other parks in Jackson. On the plus side, he town's free shuttle stops right at the back corner of the lot.

Lots of money for what you get... A un level gravel pull through space hardly big enough for our 40' coach. Had to carefully position so two trees would not interfere with the slides. Had to squeeze our Jeep in crosswise in front if the coach.

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Great place to stay in the heart of Jackson. The owners are the nicest people you can meet! Walking distance to a few restaurants and you have access to the pool at the Virginian Lodge! Laundry and bathrooms well kept! Laundry $1.25 dryer $1.00 Stayed 1 night in RV Park and 1 night in the lodge while we had an RV repair. Highly Recommend Flat Creek Towing for any RV repair! They were fantastic!

Well kept RV Park. Bathrooms exceptionally clean & warm which is a must in October. Couple who checked us in were helpful & informative. The man came to our RV to help with a mechanical issue. Park is plain & expensive but being right in Jackson it's so convenient!

Easy access. Great costumer service. Nice wide parking spots. Well maintained. Clean restrooms and laundry. Close to everything. Had a problem with my motorhome and went out of their way to help and get it fixed. Worth the money to stay here. Stayed here 3 nights in a 40 foot motorhome.

Called to make a reservation for the next two nights (the 1st couple of days in May) and was quoted with a 10% discount $175. Needless to say we passed and took our chance with the Park camp sites. They go for $25 a night. We stayed there a few years ago and it was much less (don't remember how much perhaps $45) with tight spaces so so amenities. Not recommended!

Been traveling 10,000 miles this summer and this is my 3rd RV park with no competition. And as the other 2 same power trip and lack of warmth on the part of the staff. Almost $100.00 a night. Don't try to check in early even if your spot is empty. On the up side wifi was good and super close to all Jackson, WY has to offer. Next next night dry camped 9 miles from Jackson at state park ( $25.00 ) first come first serve basis. Staff couldn't be nicer!

While the location was great for the Tetons, the park is dated. With only 3 showers stalls for mens and three for the ladies, it created lines of four people for each about 7 am on the weekday.

We were placed near the back row, with very weak wireless, when questioned, were told to bring the computer up to the office, and sit on the porch.

Staff was friendly, but for the $60 per night, I would have expected newer facilities. We booked for three nights, but moved on after two.

We stayed in a traveling trailer.