Bridger-Teton National Forest

great place but be bear aware did end up having a bear print on my car from sometime throughout the night so stay safe!!

Easy access for all off road vehicles and small to mid sized trailers. Very few rough spots with minor washboards. There are plenty of sites but only one that I saw with a metal bear box. This is big bear country! Make sure you can store your food locked safely away, out of sight and not able to be smelled. Bring your mosquito repellent. They're flying in flocks here.

There are no fires allowed and many people have set up fire rings against the rules. Please don't be those people! You'll ruin our ability to stay here in the future.

This place gave inspiration, beautiful views and was comfortable. I'll stay here again.

Overall this site was pretty good. The views were pretty good, beautiful sunset, plenty of spacing between sites if you like the quiet and privacy aspect. AWFUL mosquito problem! We are literally covered head to toe in bites after being eaten alive! Just a forewarning.

This is the second time I’ve camped at Spread creek. Both times have been wonderful. Close to both Grand Teton and Yellowstone parks it’s a great place to use as a base. The road is a bit rough but manageable in a class c towing a standard car on a dolly. Best to find your site in the car as turning around there with the road may be difficult.

Lots of good spots with beautiful views, some trailer friendly, along this road, 30160.  Enter at Hatchet Campground and keep driving until you find a spot.  The road was wide and graded, any car could make it a large portion of the way to find camping.  Was extremely buggy when I was there, plan accordingly.

Visited July 21, 2023 (adding reviews for past camp sites before I knew of the dyrt)

My friend and I came here mid July and set up camp in the shade of some trees and stayed for 5 days and the views from a nearby hill were excellent. Will be returning in 2024!

Great spot!! We had to drive a bit up the road but found a great spot with wide open space and nice views of the Tetons! Lots of bugs but otherwise really beautiful! Not far from Teton or YNP if you’re on your way to either. We drove up in a 13 ft travel trailer!

We arrived late n the day on a Tuesday. Limited choices, but ranger volunteers in an ATV were really helpful in directing us to a wonderful spot in a small meadow in the forest. A short walk to spectacular views of the Tetons. Amazing sunset! Other spots had direct views of the Tetons. Upper Teton View in Bridger-Teton

We had the best views would 100% recommend. The drive up wasn’t bad either! We didn’t go all the way up the road because we found the defect spot. Many people stopped by us when we were camping also and said we had the best views.

Roads were a little rough, but the views were amazing.

Awesome last minute weekend camping spot.

We stayed in a lovely dispersed camping site on Mosquito Creek road in Wilson, Wyoming.  Some of the campsites have views of the creek and are very private.  All sites are very private.  

The road to get there, as is usual with dispersed camping, is very bumpy and 4WD is recommended.  

Our friend saw a large black bear after leaving our site.  It is also moose territory.

Gorgeous, private, but with no bathrooms or amenities at all.

Even though there is no water, bathrooms, or other amenities, it is free.  And it is a few short minutes to the town of Jackson Hole.

Bonus:  we have cellular reception enough that I could make calls and send emails (Not strong enough to send pics and stream though).

You cannot beat a view like this for free. There were many people boondocking, and my party appeared to be one of the only ones tent camping, at least in the area we stayed. The roads were very manageable up to "Upper Teton View." The area we camped in was meant to have 5 "sites" though probably 10+ groups were packed in. Some arriving late at night and causing a commotion. So... this is a great place to call it a night if you're visiting Yellowstone or the Tetons but if you're looking for seclusion you may have to venture further into the NF than I did. If you want to boondock in the area I dont think you can beat this! But really, how can you complain with this view?!

Second only to Middle Fork Flathead by Glacier. This place offers tons and tons of camp sites, hiking. Great location to Tetons & Yellowstone. Incredible views. Spent a week here hopping around till I found the perfect spot.

The camping in the National Park is so competitive so we took to the forest on Buffalo Valley Road. Camping in any national forest is allowed. There are a couple of pull offs right off the road - some of which face the Tetons. we camped over a valley with a river and had incredible views. Primitive, no bathrooms of course. We did have a fire ring

I stayed in the Bridger Teton National Forest off Buffalo Valley Road to be close to the Moran entrance of Grand Teton National Park. There was a large pullout that had a couple of 'sites' below. The view of the Grand Tetons from this spot is gorgeous. It overlooks the valley and the Buffalo Fork River. It's a quite road and peaceful. I had elk around most nights and could hear the sandhill cranes calling down below. This, like most national forest sites, is primitive. There is no fire rings up top and no restrooms. However, it is free!

43.763874, -110.556709 Awesome hidden campground. If you have 4WD, I recommend heading as far up on the road as you can go. We found an open spot with a beautiful view of the Tetons with little people around. Beware of bear country!

This was my first time in Wyoming and I had no idea what kind of beauty was in store for me. Hiked String Lake, to Jenny Lake, all the way to Hidden Falls. I will never go to hidden falls again, way too many people there. The other areas were amazing and not too busy! Also hiked Hermitage Point loop, we totaled 11 miles but we went all the long ways and extra overlooks on the way. Saw a golden eagle over Jackson Lake! Lastly we got to see a black bear when we were just driving thru on our last day! We had to stop to let him cross the road! Weather was cloudy most of the trip, but still beautiful.