Looks like a nice campground but we moved on - the electric at the sites were turned off (on 9/26), trash bins were locked. Pit toilets were open. Plenty of open sites if you want to stay.

Nice place to stop between central WY and the Tetons. No cell reception with Verizon was only drawback.

Beautiful campground just off Highway 26. Loop A sites have electric hookups and Loop B is primitive. Water located near the entrance. Loop B is peaceful and quiet (farther from the road than A). Spacious sites. The pit toilets are very clean. There is a waterfall a short walk away. Yes, there were some mosquitos but nothing to write home about! We arrived on a Tuesday evening and there were several open sites.

I agree with all the other reviews - a great campground and very good prices. Just to add one point - I was warned that this is prime Grizzly country, and when I was there it was very quiet, so be extra vigilant with regards to bear safety protocols. (There are bear boxes)

Stayed 6 nights while I explored Grand Teton (35 miles) and Yellowstone (60 miles). Has multiple electric sites and non-electric sites. Vault toilets were kept very clean.

Found this gem after evacuating Yellowstone at 8pm. Drove over the pass and took a chance on this at 11pm. Woke up in the morning to snow and a beautiful campground. Wish we could have explored it more as it was an amazing site.

Wonderful location! The views are spectacular. Great stop over location on your way to or from Grand Teton National Park. Most of the services were off for the season during my stay but the campground was still wonderful. Could be a problem with bugs in the summer. Several large sites suitable for trailers. The sites were spacious and had adequate privacy between gusts. For being semi closed for the season, the fault toilets were wonderfully cleaned.

This was our first stop on the way from Fort Collins, CO to Oregon. The campground was at a high enough elevation to keep us cool at night and was set in a beautiful area. There is a trail that can be accessed at the entrance area that leads to a wonderful waterfall.

Great campground right off the hwy. Only $20 per night for electric & $15 without. Great views & very secluded. I will warn if you are in a RV come WITH water. There are water connections available, but you are not allowed to connect a hose. We stayed in June and the mosquito's are heavy so be prepared.

Nice spacious spots. Semi private from neighbors. Driveway had few branches to watch since we’re pulling 28 foot trailer entering at night. LOL too much to see on the way thru here!

We wanted to get away from the late July masses in Tetons & Yellowstone and just started heading East. Dyrt alerted us to The Falls and we were so thankful - ended up staying 2 nights. Wonderful spot - super well built & kept w helpful Hosts.

Beautiful wild flowers and a million playful ground squirrels to keep us entertained. Lots of firewood to collect & beautiful night skies.

The A loop even has electricity & a smidge of AT&T coverage. We stayed in A18. The Falls themselves are worth seeing and there’s a nice hike past them and to the rim of the valleys to the East.

Worth the hilly but lovely drive East from the Tetons. And the view headed West at Tewogtee Lodge/Pass is stunning.

We saw this campground on Dyrt on our trip through Wyoming to Teton National Park and decided to stay for a night or two. Glad we did! Actually ended up spending 5 nights. Lots of hiking trails, beautiful views, very clean and well dispersed sites. There are electrical hookups in loop A and loop B is primitive. Easy access for RV/Trailer camping and plenty of tent sites as well. First come first serve, but I don’t it gets much use as it is so close to most people’s destination of Yellowstone that they just drive on by. Too bad for them! We had the whole place to ourselves for several nights. Nice waterfall to view also. We will be back!

Two loops with plenty of nice sites . Clean and well taken care of. Highly recommend