If you want to camp in the Teton NP, then this is the place to be. You can't beat the central location of Colter Bay and the view of the Tetons over Jackson Lake from here are spectacular. I arrived about 4pm on 9/13 and got the last generator spot available (no reservations). The site was incredibly uneven but I had been warned. It l... more

With the size of our rig, we never thought we would stay in a National Park, but we managed to get a site here. We drove down from Yellowstone to check out our options, and were told by a ranger that we should have no problem after Labor Day. We arrived two days after Labor Day and managed to get a spot, but we certainly didn’t have as... more

We stayed here five nights in the middle of June 2018 in site M-268. We were at some BLM in the Bridger-Teton National Forest nearby, but the weather forecasted heavy rain for several days straight, so we decided to move to paved roads. This campground is nice. There are two areas in the campground, one is generators allowed and in ... more

We would love to stay in Yellowstone, but it always seems all the (good/decent) sites are full and overcrowded. We always go early in the season, but it seems they're always full anyway. That being said, we like to visit sites all over the area including the Grand Teton NP and Jackson. Because of this, Colter Bay Village Campground ... more

We opted out of our reservations at the RV Park (too cramped) and headed out to one of the non-generator loops in the campground proper. I'm glad we did. Sites are much more spread out, and there's plenty of shade. The Colter Bay village is not far away, and neither is the lake. I've seen other reviewers note that there's not much ... more

Since very few camping options are reservable around Tetons, except for $70/nt Colter Bay RV Park, we knew we'd be making a rather last minute decision on where to camp. We camped over Labor Day weekend. We had really wanted to try out some of the amazing boondocking around here, but ultimately, after 20 days on the road, the amenities... more

We arrived late in the day and the other campgrounds were full so we stayed here for one night. Although it was pretty full the person at registration was able to get us a site next to some friends who arrived a few hours before us. The price for a site for power was $52 which for the site seemed high.

We drove from Yellowstone to Grand Teton National Park. We were in the queue by 11:30 am and there were about 4 vehicles in front of us. The check in procedure was pretty slick. You don't have to get out of your car to check in. They have two members of staff working the queue and checking people in (taking their card or cash). ... more

We camped in our pop-up tent camper for four nights in 2012.Campsites are first come, first served, no reservations. Campsites are assigned at check in based on camper/RV size and availability. Our camp site was large and had wooded space between sites. Our site had a bear box which was handy. Bears are in the area and bear preservatio... more

It was peak season in Grand Teton National Park. Colter Bay Village Campground is first come, first served. You're assigned a campsite by the length of your rig, but it's really not about the campground - it's about the mountains!