Spread Creek Dispersed Campsites #10 - 13

This is a beautiful spot to camp. We towed a 36ft fifth wheel and had no problem finding a spot. Just take your time and go slow. They typically say every morning mid day, which is what we did.

The downside was that we were spoken to by the camp host because of our barking dog. We drove to the national park (where you cannot take your dogs) so apparently our dog was barking while we were gone and someone complained. I understand, no one likes to hear a barking dog… but just move to a different sight if you are not enjoying yourself. Isn’t the national parks for everyone, including those traveling with pets? We are not paying for a campsite, so I don’t think the complaint should have been followed through. Our dog is our family, unfortunately she couldn’t go to the national park, so what would you expect us to do. That is all😅

It is in the group of the last dispersed sites back where the road splits to a T. We had a 42' fifth wheel, and it was quite slow going to get it back there, and we had to basically pass through a couple of sites around the back off the road to get the fifth wheel situated (going down the road to the right was a no-go). It's pretty level, there was firewood and a makeshift fire ring back there, and we were able to fit the fifth wheel, truck, extra car and tent with lots of extra room for the kids to run around and play.

We went in early June, and the mosquitoes were pretty bad, so if you go early in the summer come prepared.

If you have a longer trailer, sites 1-6 are a little better (some of them aren't very big though). The gravel pit area up front has lots of room and is very level, but it's not nearly as pretty as the dedicated sites; but if you're worried about getting a rig back there, it'll do in a pinch.

We stayed in spot #10 for 5 days. The views were beautiful and the surroundings were peaceful.
This is a popular spot so people come and go all the time, some only staying overnight but we didn’t have any problems at all. We left our rig during the evening to go into the park and had no issues.
We work from the road and need cell signal, AT&T worked well here, Verizon was fair but we had trouble keeping a signal using our jet pack.
We wanted to stay at the boondocking spot with the fabulous view of the Teton range but it was packed and after staying here I am glad that didn’t work out. The view may not being quite as fantastic but the parking and road conditions are definitely better in this area. We had a great view of Mount Moran, the stars were gorgeous at night and we could hear the creek running too. We would definitely stay here again.

Road getting back to the meadow campgrounds was very rough in our 36' Class A, but doable at a slow speed. Mosquito's were out in force big time and attacked with a vengeance. Perfect spot close to Grand Teton Park entrance. Our 3 boys had fun splashing around in Spread Creek for a few hours, Had spotty AT&T internet but were able to make phone calls but who needs internet with all the beauty that surrounds you here!!

Road could be easy to miss. Go through gates down gravel road. It does become a bit rough but manageable. First sites are by construction site. Keep going! At fork in road, bear right to discipline awesome sites. First night we stayed on wood-lined meadow. Extreme privacy but not much for views. Next night we had primo spot for watching sunset. Quiet area. Be bear aware. Lots of wildlife around. Count on an extra 20 minutes in/out of camp road to main road. Absolutely best place to camp in Tetons area.

We stayed for an entire 5 days while enjoying the Tetons & Jackson. The initial gravel road is nice but then it gets a bit chunky. Nothing bad just need to go slow.

There are a couple of sites right at entrance that are nice (Spread Creek Road Campsites) but if you keep going back you can find the meadow and there is room to turn around. Several sites have great views.

There is a 5 day limit here but we never saw anyone patrolling. Most people seemed to use for a night or two.

This is one of the best boondocking spots we’ve ever had and will definitely be back.

Also had amazingly fast Verizon speeds.