Gros Ventre Campground — Grand Teton National Park

Great views of Tetons. Leaves in full fall mode. Rode bike 12 miles on paved trails to Jackson. My site is electric only. Other loops allow generators.

After spending considerable effort to find and book a nice site, we booked site #68. Absolutely beautiful view of the Tetons. I loved the openness of the site, but my family felt it wasn't very private. Lack of clean fresh water (was not going to use the suspect water hose at the dump site), other than hauling it from spigot at bathroom, was a little annoying. No more appointment times for dumping, which was good. Helpful camp hosts.

This campground is on the edge of the park and feels better spaced out than the other Teton sites. There was plenty of room and even the loop behind us was pretty much empty. Views are not from the sites, but nearby. We could walk to the river and sit on the banks in the sun. We bought firewood and ice from the office, just like the other Teton campgrounds.  One star off for the bathrooms, which could use some love.

Close to Jackson and to Teton Park. Saw moose near the campground. Great bike trails once you get to the main road.

As someone who primarily camps at dispersed spots, this felt like a parking lot with a view. Few trees for shade, but it depends on your site. Friendly staff and friendly folks at the campground though. I had ok service with T-Mobile.

We got a nice spot 89 after we had been offered 32 - which was awful. The bathrooms were clean but only toilets.

While the sites are small on the WC loop it is enough for our tent and truck. The Rangers are all over the "Be bear aware". So take it seriously. We made reservations just a few days ago and a majority of the sites are empty. Makes it almost as good as dispersed camping.

Pretty big and busy site. Some spots are small. Saw a moose and calf not far.

Spiders in the bathroom, no showers. However there was a nice view, we had a full hookup, and the location is nice for exploring Grand Teton. You had to book a time for doing dumping

Friendly staff! Gros Ventre means big belly in French. Super nice hookups water and electric but no sewer. One could sign up to reserve a dump time but there was a line up for that. Steps away from the rv site was a piped bathroom Allowed fire in fire pit Park Rangers have nightly presentation in amphitheater. Short drive to Mormon row and Teton lovely view especially at sunset

Good campground for a night....it was huge and busy, hosts were efficient.

Told you the rules and gave you a copy when you entered...limited septic system and could only allow 43 to dump a day so we jumped on the list. Warned us about bears, though we did not see any. Bathrooms were clean, no showers. Level spots.

It was super convenient to Moulton Barn and Jackson. south side of park

Incredible campsite especially for the price. Not too far from Jackson Hole or from some of the best hiking in the park. Also some real pretty stuff to see just around the campground, a fun little hill to summit with amazing views.

Nice place for fishing and good starting point to explore Grand Teton National Park. It was pretty crowded and the toilets are far away from most campsites so if you don’t want to walk through someones privacy you have to walk a couple minutes to use the restroom.

We had a good spot in F loop, site 297. The river is only a short walk behind the site. Other sites were relatively far away and the bathroom is right there.

What a great place to stay while you explore the Tetons. There are loops that let you use generators. If you are tenting, you may want to avoid those loops. It’s common to see wildlife in the campground. Be prepared to be Bear Aware.

Non generator loops. Moose in campground. F loop spaces are fairly far apart with some trees providing privacy. This site is adjacent to the river, but many trees block view. Walk to river.

We camped on the dispersed side of the park. There is a dump station and water fill. We woke up one morning very early to let the dogs out, and luckily we looked outside first because there were 4 or 5 moose right outside the camper door - It Was Amazing!!!

We choose this campground vs other Grand Teton campgrounds because of its location[closer to Jackson] but also expecting to see wild animals. We did not see any wild animals in the campground but saw antelopes while driving Mormon Row and some moose while doing a bike ride from the campground. For those interested in biking, Grand Teton State Park has great bike trails. If looking for a quiet place to spend a few days this is a very good option.

Nice campsite

We tent camped with 3 kids for 4 nights in July. It was amazing. A bit loud on the one night and no ranger coming through but the views and beauty outweigh the loud people.

This campground sits right outside Grand Teton National Park. It is a beautiful campground and quiet. I had a handicapped spot next to the bathroom and had electric hookups. No water at the site, no showers in the restroom area. There is a dump station on the way out - you have to reserve it. Paths to walk your dogs, friendly staff. Picnic tables and fire rings at each site; they do sell firewood there. I was fortunate enough to be able to book a spot just a few weeks in advance during the busy summer season. Highly recommend this campground if you are visiting the Grand Tetons.

Beautiful Campground (it’s 300+ spaces) A section dedicated to no generators. Friendly Camp Hosts. Firewood & Ice for sale.

The first night at this campground we met both our pull in site neighbors!

Everyone was so kind and polite. We had multiple people comeover to our campsite to let us know where they had seen a moose and where they found the best extra firewood.

The campground is known for having moose wander up to tents and cars first thing in the morning so be careful!

Bear boxes, firepits, and tables at every site!

Great location for the campground, 10 minutes from Mormon Row, 20 minutes from Jackson, WY and Grand Teton National Park. We were placed in an ADA site that was concrete and level with 50/30/20 amp electrical ONLY.

THERE IS NO WATER AT THE CAMPSITES!

We saw at least 5 groups setup camp then have to breakdown to take their RV to the front of the campsite to fill up at the one potable water faucet. It is across from the office and just past the dump stations.

Also, when checking in, you must schedule the day you plan to dump your tanks. A volunteer came on the day of our departure and checked us off the list for reserved dumping that day.

Wonderful location but a bit pricy considering only electric is at the sites.

This campground is so nice! The bathrooms are old but nice- there are no showers. You can hear the river at night and you can also walk to river and cool off. The Tetons are right there. I also had a good time bird watching while there. Bear boxes are provided and I enjoyed using mine- nice to have extra space in the car while driving to places. Friendly staff and there seemed to be talks every night at the amphitheater.

For being a large campground we were pleasantly surprised by the tranquility of this location. Located in the southern section of the Grand Teton NP it provides easy access to the park and Jackson Hole. Sites are well spaced. Bathrooms clean. Depending on the location of your site the bathroom may be quite a walk away.

We stayed here for two nights in two different sites (bc they were fully booked). Around check out time (11am), we stopped by our new site, saw that our reservation had been added to the post and that it looked cleaned out. We dropped our (very small) teardrop camper just in the gravel drive. As we were leaving we mentioned this to staff, and the registration person made a big stink about not allowing “early check in”, and that we needed to move our camper out until 12 so the site could be “cleaned”. Then we were told we had to be back before 6 for check in. Not the end of the world, but dude. Calm down. Often a campground will accommodate you an just an hour if you’re leaving for the whole day etc. It was pretty arbitrary. When we returned in the evening, we discovered our new site WAS the trail to the bathroom for much of F loop. 5 different people walked between our camper and us at our fire to get water or go to the bathroom. One guy remarked that it was “crazy that the campground made trails through sites”… but that’s not how trails are made. Not the campground’s fault people have difficulty navigating roads and privacy, but really an atrocious site nonetheless. One of those sites where the moon is eclipsed by the 24 hour bathroom lights and the frogs by farts. Wish there were more of those $20 National Park Service options. Xanterra and GTLC charge $46 for a horrible site. We’ve stayed at Jenny, Lizard, Colter, and Signal, and Gros was the bottom rung. Also, it’s not nearly at proximate to the NP stuff, but charges a lot. The weed whacker fellow takes quiet hours literally, and gets that thing cranking at 8:15am. I’m sure there are some nice sites, but ours was awful, and for the price, too far away and… just kind of bad. If you have the luxury of options while booking, Lizard and Signal were our favorites.

We stayed one night--- one night too many. The campground has not been engineered to best advantage under the magnificent stand of cottonwoods. It's haphazard to say the least.

We hoped to see moose, but did not.

If you have a vehicle or bikes you will love this campground. We got to see a moose right in the campground! It’s a great place and central to Jackson and Jenny Lake if you are looking to stay in Tetons for more than a day or so, this is your spot!

I car camped here with a friend while we fished and explored Grand Teton.

The campground is tucked into bunches of cottonwood trees and sage brush. The sites offer little cover between spots, so you will see your neighbors.

Sites closer to the access road have great views of the Tetons but the ones in the middle of the loops are less scenic.

Each site has the basics needed with a fire ring, a picnic table, and a large bear box.

Facilities were clean and the staff was friendly.

This campground wins for me as a functional campsite with easy access to the attractions of the southern end of the park, and a fast trip to Jackson.

The tent sites at least for D are quite small. I would avoid site 172 in loop D (where we stayed) as it’s situated right next to the bathroom and the lights hit the tent site all night.