Decent separation between sites. Our site was large and the picnic table and bear box were set back. Do not try to bring a trailer over 30 ft! Our neighbors took over an hour to get into the site (2810BBS) and another site put a cone in the road at the tongue was sticking out. Yes, if you are in ver the size online you will not fit! Our site need some tlc as the gravel pad was eroding. Showers are $5 for 4 min. Bathhouses were clean.
Cricker12
Posted Jul 11, 2024; Michigan
Great location. Showers big and clean. However this place is outrageously overpriced for what you get. This CG is run by a concession (Aramark). Sites crammed very close together. Standard elec site $77. Plus you pay $6 for a 7 min shower. Wash and dry one load of laundry for $5. Restaurant and gas on site. We would have stayed elsewhere but it is the only place open this late in season. We will not return.
Beulah
Posted Oct 12, 2023; ME
Can’t beat the location. Reasonable spacing but sites are super tight. It’s really for tents. It was a challenge to get our 25’ tag-a-long in but we made it. Showers are nice but cost $6.00. Pretty crazy. This place is really dark at night if you walk a dog. I mean really dark. No water at the sites.
HJD
Posted Aug 20, 2022; TN
Great location but spots are tight. I have a 19ft travel trailer and F150 tow vehicle and had to fanagle to squeeze both in. Sites vary though but are first come first serve. Make sure to grab a fee envelope when you pull in. Electric sites were $56/night payable in cash or check, or by credit card if running up to the gift shop once open. I’d recommend getting here early (I arrived at 6:30am).
Teri
Posted Aug 30, 2020; Milwaukee, WI
Very charming. Nice showers and laundry facilities but you do have to pay for each with coins. First come, First serve. Check out is at 11am so get there early- filled quickly in September as some campgrounds are closing. Many wooded views and an easy walk to a beautiful lake/teton view. Spaces were tight for our long bed truck and 20’ camper. Would recommend big rigs go to Coulter Bay. Can also walk to the general store and restaurants. No cell signal, but lodge has wifi.
Xcountry
Posted Sep 13, 2019; North Carolina
We were lucky to get a spot for our 25’ Airstream. This place is perfect for a basecamp to explore the region. Friends suggested we go to the Gros Venture. We are so glad we stuck to Signal Mt. Access to a very good restaurant, camp store that had all we needed at fair prices, and clean restrooms and showers are nice to have. Laundry facilities were perfect to catch up on washing. With senior pass the electric sites were worth it for us. Showers and laundry machines are a bit expensive but what’s a couple $ more to have clean and up to date facilities?
Captain Chuck
Posted Oct 09, 2018; Florida
you can’t beat the location, but you pay a price. Average campground $54 for electric, $32 for dry camping. Showers are $6 for 7 minutes, ouch! Dump free.
Just a Camper
Posted May 16, 2018; California
We were looking for a place to stay that would be convenient to good hiking and bicycling in Grand Teton NP. We're self contained and don't use the facilities. We stayed 5 days, including a weekend, in early July in our 25 ft MH.
This CG offered exactly what we needed. The staff was friendly and helpful. There are 3 loops - one loop has electric, one is primitive and the third is no generator use. The sites were different sizes and configurations (tent only, RV only, both) in a forested area providing some privacy and shade at most sites. Most sites need some leveling. There is no wifi at the CG. Verizon coverage is usable with limited speeds while there is no ATT coverage. There is potable water and a dump station (no hose fitting for flushing tanks) near the entrance. Sites are first come first serve. Check out time is noon. Sites that are expected to be vacated for the day (campers may extend their stay) are identified around 7:30am and fill as they are vacated. During our stay, the CG was full by 10am most days.
The CG is located 10 miles from the hiking trail heads at Jenny Lake and Colter Bay with many hiking options to choose from. The roads have a shoulder and there's a bike path south of Jenny Lake. The CG is also .25 mi to a convenience store, gas station, coffee bar with free wifi, restaurants, laundry and showers ($5 for 7 minutes).
DSVT
Posted Jul 10, 2017; VT