Wolf Den RV Park

Very nice park. The spaces were roomy, level, and separated from neighbors by wild west hitchin posts and every space has a mature tree. Nice playground for kids with swings, slides and teeter-totters. Large, grassy commons area with picnic tables and BBs. Clean showers and laundry room. I got 4 bars with my Verizon phone.

The site has a convenience store, restaurant, and a liquor store. Unlike some others, I thought the price was reasonable compared to most others in the area because of the location: close to the Snake river, close to Jackson, and on the way to Yellowstone.

Stayed here for four nights while visiting Grand Teton National Park. Served our purposes, although the location is 49 miles from Jackson, so not very close to the park. Fuel and groceries nearby but restaurant selection limited. Huge pull thru spot (#12) with full hookups, reasonably quiet, and definitely felt secure to leave the rig here while gone 12 hours a day. And excellent Verizon signal to boot. Would definitely stay here again.

We found this place from a recommendation from a different local campground that was already closed for the season. It's the end of October and we couldn't find anything that was eve open. They're open year-round and available 24/7 for reservations and service. They have a laundry/bathhouse that's nice and a restaurant/bar on the property. Pretty cool actually. The staff was very nice. I would definitely stay again.

We only stayed here overnight between Salt Lake City and Grand Teton/Yellowstone. We stayed in a pull-through which was plenty long and wide for us, and mostly level. All the sites are in a big gravel lot with some fence posts separating each site. Utilities worked fine, and WiFi was decent if not fast. $40 seemed a bit high for such a basic, "middle of nowhere" RV park with few amenities. A bit of highway noise during the day, but very little at night. We walked our dog around the RV park and motel, but didn't find anyplace else good for walks as all the adjacent roads were fairly busy, and the RV park borders active farms where I assume the farm owners don't want us trespassing. Not much else to say... fine (but expensive) for an overnight, probably wouldn't stay longer.