Colter Bay Campground — Glendo State Park

Had two sites at end of road with great views , no shade but always pleasant breeze. Almost secluded with nearest other camper 1500 feet away. Bathrooms were very clean and didn’t smell at all .

This feels much less maintained. No pavilion no water. Has a bathroom 2-3 Verizon bars. But the road is in bad shape. Big potholes. A car could still do it but be careful. The water is long gone dry. The good news is no reservation required and their are only a handful of sites so much quiter less desired spot.

Colter Bay campground is a very small campground with 12 sites. These sites are primitive and have 1 vault bathroom. Sites are not on top of each other so this area is peaceful

We enjoyed our multi-night stay at Colter Bay. They have a general store, market, showers and gas station which were all helpful. Our campsite was a short walk to Jackson Lake each morning and evening. We visited during a busy time when the campground was near-full, but did not feel too crowded.

WiFi at the market area then short bike ride to campground with neighbors a little close but everyone was polite.

Really convenient campsite in the Grand Tetons. Very close to several attractions. Had shower and laundry facilities along with other amenities close by in the village. Restrooms were close and were satisfactory in cleanliness. Did have a dump station for flushing away soapy camp cooking water. I did see a bear drinking water from a puddle as soon as I pulled up, so definitely do your part to keep food and other items locked up and safe.

Really enjoyed the campground. We were able to sit by a fire at night and feel secluded. There were great amenities and a perfect location for exploring the Grand Tetons.

This is by far one of my most favorite places. We camped just a little trail away to Jackson Lake. We loved hanging at the lake and hiking the trails. We’ll be back!

We stayed at Colter Bay Campground in the tent only section site 134 F. We had a campervan and a tent and had plenty of space. As with many national parks, neighbors are a little close but not terrible. We liked our site location and would come back again. We were across from the bathrooms and the water and had a huge bear box with a picnic table and fire grate. We had some cell service, but not great as expected. Firewood is sold nearby in the general store. Tent only sites were great because there weren’t any generators. All facilities clean and nicely maintained. Definitely would come back.

Have stayed at the RV Park the last few years it is wonderful. Some people do get confused as the Colter Bay RV Park has full hookups and is closer to the store and lake. Colter Bay Campground is in a separate area does not have hookups I don’t believe. I know it does not have electrical or sewer not sure about water. Make sure to book the appropriate area RV park for full hook-ups or RV Campground if you don’t need full hook-ups