Virginian RV Park

Decent park in the heart of Jackson. No WiFi but good cell coverage with good speeds. Park shares a pool with the hotel next door and it is a large pool with two hot tubs. Plenty of space for truck and rv.

Park is right downtown and is small but nice. Don't book the rear back as it has a very large electrical array that has a significant hum. Park was sold so it might closed for next season

I just stayed one night on the way to Grand Teton. The best part about this park is the location. It was near the rodeo, Snow King ski area, and downtown, to which we walked to all. The RV sites are average; gravel parking surrounded by grass. It looked like all the sites, with the exception of the perimeter sites, were pull-through.

Just 1/2 mile from snow king and main town area. Gravel and grass as you’d expect in this campground. When we parked, I flagged the manager down and he cleaned a sewer spill that had been there... dry paper etc... he got right on it and was helpful. It’s just a campground but has clean facilities, laundry... and best of all you can d... more

We were originally given spot 37 but moved… it’s the worst spot in the sun next to the dumpster. The hosts were very nice. Sites aren’t large but perfect location. You have access to the hotel pool which is really nice. We went every day after exploring. It is expensive but everything in Jackson is so you have to get past that. There a... more

Very expensive for what you get. Location is literally the only thing going for this place. Roads through the park are the worst I’ve seen.

My family and I were passing through, heading for dispersed camping in the park. We stopped through here to fill our fresh water tank. 85 gallons for $15. Definitely a busy location though. I found a hunk of metal in our 5ers tire and asked to change it out in the slot we were parked in for the water and we were denied. That sucked... more

Clean place, nice hot showers, laundry service, and WiFi- one of the cheapest RV park options I found and everyone was friendly

I wouldn’t call Jackson Hole camper-friendly. Everything is either completely booked or out of my price range. I had little choice due to truck troubles so I needed a place in town.

We drove through Yellowstone and Tetons only to pull into the valley with 2 screaming toddlers and no Wild or campground spots....and the Virginian came through with one spot for us, though it was pricey! No toilets As they are close to end of season so we were lucky we had a portable toilet. Super nice staff and quiet, even while bein... more

The price is the biggest downside. We split the cost 3-ways so that made it doable. The site also does not allow open fires - that is apparently prohibited within city limits. The back-in sites on the Far East side of the site had charcoal grills but most sites did not have that, either. On the plus side, it was very clean, full hook-u... more