Kodiak Mountain Resort

Newer resort, they’re currently working on another building (as of August 2023). All the RV spots are larger pull through spots with good spacing. Each has a fire pit and picnic table. They have breakfast in the mornings (typical hotel continental breakfast) that can be purchased for $7.50 if you’re staying on the RV side. Would definitely recommend if you’re in the area.

First off, let me say that I have lived full-time in my RV traveling throughout the USA for the last 5 years. I have stayed in approximately 100 RV Campgrounds from the Atlantic to the Pacific and from Mexico to Canada.

With that history in mind, let me state that this is the best RV Resort that I have ever had the pleasure to stay. No exaggeration, no hyperbole.

In fact, I already have my reservation for next year and I will be back for 6 months beginning May of 2023.

Aside from their delicious breakfast buffet, soothing hot tub, and the rest of the all-encompassing amenities, the main reason that I am coming back for another extended period is because this is a family owned, family run resort. Both the family and all the employees are kind, generous and compassionate. The resort is owned by the Call family, and managed by Jordan Call and his wonderful wife, Rachelle. And if you are lucky, one of Rachelle and Jordan's two adorable children will be somewhere around the resort bringing smiles to all the guests!

I feel very fortunate to have finally found a "home" where I am welcomed like a part of the family. The kids are always happy to see me, and I make it a point to stop and see them every time they are on site.

I really appreciate that the owners allow ATV's and UTV's and snowmobiles to be driven to and from the exits for trail riding, but they are very good about not encouraging people to just joyride around in the park or be reckless, loud, etc.

This is certainly NOT the place to come if you want to party and drink and get wild. Probably need to get to Jackson for that! LOL!

Each RV site is a full hookup, with a picnic table and fire ring. The water pressure is excellent, and the Wi-Fi is generally very good. All the sites have a sizable yard with very nice green grass that is watered automatically. Each site also has two Aspen trees that are growing into very nice shade trees.

I have found that Row A has the best Wi-Fi signal followed by Row B. Row C is furthest from the Wi-Fi and the resort amenities.

There is a small bit of construction going on to accommodate further additions to the resort. As I understand, a large swimming pool is going to be built to compliment the hot tub that is already in use.

Yet another exciting project they have started is a building that will accommodate a fully equipped gym, a gun shop and an archery shop with a 3-D archery range.

I was also quite surprised and very impressed with the 4th of July celebration that the Call Family, owners of the Kodiak Mountain Resort, provided for the guests at the resort. Not only was the fireworks display for the resort guests, but the entire community of Afton, WY was invited to come out to the resort at no cost. The fireworks were a very big event! It was all computerized and would certainly rival any large city 4th of July celebration!

Another very valuable benefit of staying at Kodiak is the treasure trove of local knowledge that the resort staff has. Most all the folks there are born and raised in the area. They have given me some very good tips on hiking and ATV trails to get into the backcountry and experience the beauty and solitude of the Rocky Mountains. It's nice to be able to get some inside information from the locals!

The town of Afton is also a great place to visit in and of itself. The town has a beautiful Main Street with all kinds of shops and restaurants. I attended the Lincoln County Fair which was a lot of fun with great food! And if you feel up for a bicycle ride, it's very easy to ride into town for a bite to eat.

I also loved the 2 massages at the resort's amazing spa. Both therapists provided excellent professional relaxation and relief of stress points.

There was only one hesitation I had to overcome in writing this review; I don't want the Kodiak Mountain Resort to get too popular and me not being able to get a spot. However, since I have my reservations booked for next year, I think I am safe!

This is a relatively new, family-owned, resort cabins and RV park. You get lots of space between RV spots, including grass and new trees. Every spot has a molded plastic square picnic table with benches on all four sides. All RV's park in the same direction; all pull-thru at this time (more sites are planned). You'll have nice shade on the awning side in the afternoon, and a view of a nearby mountain with wild animal activity for spotting scope enthusiasts. The RV pads are concrete; roads are well maintained and very wide. No problem for any size RV. The bathroom for the RV area is nice; two showers. The wifi system is excellent. We streamed on our Roku stick with minimal streaming issues when the park was full (about 33 sites). At site A2, we had two wifi antennas within 100 feet. 50 amp, and water pressure was fine.
The Lobby and resort cabins are beautiful. There are some vending machines with beverages, but no store for supplies or food. Groceries and several restaurants are within about three minutes. The "Bear Pit BBQ" food trailer (part of the family) is onsite and outstanding! The "Bear Bait" platter is...well, come hungry!
The city of Afton, Wyoming is a pleasant, quaint and clean western community. They have a very nice medical center. Traveling south on Hwy 89 is a treasure of beautiful scenery.
We live just 110 miles away in Idaho. This is definitely our new repeating go-to place.