Shadow Mountain Campground

our ford expedition handled it without issues, but the route is tough... We started at 17:30...all lower spots were already taken, this was the last available one

Stayed on top of a hill (can’t remember my site number)… was near a group and another solo camper but still had my own space. Many of the lots were full when I arrived around 7pm - 3-4 per site. Bear country, had safe food storage for you if needed at my site, unsure about all the others. Bit of a drive to get up there but nothing an SUV with AWD can’t handle.

This is a great location if you are exploring the Teton/Jackson area. It's a little far to camp here and then go to Yellowstone.

There are a lot of camping spots that are dispersed to choose from, but keep in mind that even with the low amount of reviews here it's a well known spot to locals.

We stayed here in June and finally found a spot after passing dozens of filled ones, only to see about half a dozen other vehicles drive by looking for somewhere to park.

This is true back-country camping, pack in and pack out. No potable water is available and no facilities so be prepared with all your needs before coming here. Also note that this is bear country so be prepared with food and smell management to limit attracting them in.

The Sunset over the Tetons was amazing and we would stay here again in the future.

Absolutely the best the USFS dispersed system has to offer. Unbeatable views, understanding site neighbors, attentive host, and all the peace and quiet you can tolerate. Be forewarned, after you drive all the way back to the dispersed site area, MOST of 40+ sites are up a steep, 4x4 required hillside, many aren’t level enough for tenting, and all are in bear country, but again- WORTH IT. Have been here 3x now and will be back.

We had a lovely time camping at shadow mountain. During our stay we had the pleasure of meeting the camp ambassador Mr. Ron Rappaport. Mr. Ron helped us out of a pinch and was the epitome of hospitable! We are so thankful for our time at the Grand Tetons and are thankful for nice and helpful people while traveling!

Great campong spots, many with incredible views. I highly recommend coming in from the South, entrance near Mormon row. North entrance is 4*4 only.

Im not starting all that over. Too bad . Great site

First come first serve, no reservations....you can stay up to five days.

No electric or water, but you trade all of that for the view alone. They do have a fire pit.

I would not recommend something without 4 wheel drive if it's muddy. The roads are a little rough, so would recommend a vehicle that is fine going off road to get up the hill. This is boondocking and you cant beat free!

Had a great time here and would definitely camp here again!!!

Amazing view of the Teton mountain range with plenty of room for tents, fire, etc.