Granite Creek Road Dispersed Camping is located in the Bridger-[Teton National Forest](https://thedyrt.com/camping/wyoming/near/bridger-teton-national-forest), featuring forested terrain with nearby creeks. Temperatures can range from lows in the 30s Fahrenheit in spring and fall to highs in the 80s during summer. Campers can explore Granite Hot Springs and the surrounding hiking trails, which are accessible from this area.

The Granite Hot Springs Pool is located at the end of the Granite Creek Road, south of Jackson, Wyoming off of Highway 189. It is a developed, concrete hot spring pool situated alongside Granite Creek amongst huge spruce, fir and pine forest. A fee is charged for soaking in the springs, and it can be accessed during the winter months on snowmobile, dog sled, skiing, or fat biking. Facilities include a bathroom, picnic tables, and several informational kiosks. No potable water is available, and no alcohol is allowed in the hot springs. The parking area can accommodate trailers, but road can be rough in inclement weather. No cellular service is available. Driving time from Jackson is approximately 1 hour.

The Granite Hot Springs Pool is located at the end of the Granite Creek Road and is situated just above Granite Creek Falls. If you aren't camping in the area, be prepared for a long scenic drive to the pool on a bumpy dirt road. During the winter months the hot springs are accessible only via snowmobile, dog sled, skiing and via fat biking. No alcohol is allowed in the pool area to protect public safety, prevent drinking and driving, and preserve the family-friendly character of this special place. Please respect the no alcohol rule and plan accordingly.

There are two different seasons when the hot springs are open, summer and winter.

Summer season usually opens late May and ends October 31st. In the spring, make sure to call ahead to confirm they are open, as late snow melt-off can delay the road opening sometimes up to two weeks. Operating hours during the summer are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. After Labor Day hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The winter season runs from early December until the beginning of April. Operating hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily until mid-February when it changes to 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. until the closing date. During the winter months the hot springs are accessible only via snowmobile, dog sled, skiing and via fat biking.

Granite Creek Road Dispersed Camping

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This is within the one mile radius of a forestry campground and not 30 feet from the road, therefore illegal for disbursed camping.  The gravel area described is (I think) is for vehicle turn around and horse trailer parking.

Not available for disbursed camping

Came here for the Grand Tetons. Was overrated and over crowded for my tastes. Got the pic then found this Gem. 

Tent is backed up on granite creek which provides beautiful views, fishing and cooling off the day. Then turn around and you have amazing Mountain View’s. Nothing like sleeping to the creeks song at night. No one around Monday to Thursday. Then a few good people on the weekends. It’s been exactly what I was hoping to find. Perfection 

Perfection on a Creek with Mountain View’s 

Spectacular views. Well dispersed campsites some on the Riverside some among the pines. Nice little trails along the top Edge of la plateau above the river. Gentle gurgling of the river. Seems like a popular spot. And it's a Thursday night in September. Rock Fire rings aren't hard to find. No cell service. 

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