Grand Teton Campgrounds

This site covers three campgrounds in Grand Teton National Park, with 715 visitor campsites in total.

The published campgrounds are Colter Bay Campground (349 sites), Gros Ventre Campground (317 sites), and Jenny Lake Campground (49 sites).

All three campground addresses are in Wyoming.

Maximum RV length is 50 ft at Colter Bay and Gros Ventre.

Jenny Lake has no RV equipment length in RIDB.

Across these campgrounds, RIDB marks 26 visitor campsites as accessible.

All Campgrounds in Grand Teton

Campgrounds in Grand Teton National Park
Campground Sites Max RV length Reservable
Colter Bay Campground 349 50 ft Yes
Gros Ventre Campground 317 50 ft Yes
Jenny Lake Campground 49 Yes

A blank Max RV length cell means that campground has no RV equipment length in RIDB. A vehicle length on its page is the longest vehicle listed for any site, not an RV length.

This RIDB export has no elevation or season data, so those columns aren't shown.

Which Grand Teton Campground Is Best for RVs?

Sorted by maximum RV length only. This is not a rating.

Campgrounds sorted by maximum RV length
Campground Max RV length Sites
Gros Ventre Campground 50 ft 317
Colter Bay Campground 50 ft 349

Reservable vs First-Come Campgrounds

RIDB marks all three campgrounds as reservable. The export has no first-come, first-served field.

Grand Teton National Park on NPS.gov

FAQ

How many campgrounds in Grand Teton are on this site?

This site covers three campgrounds, with 715 visitor campsites in total.

Are Grand Teton campgrounds reservable?

Yes. RIDB marks all three as reservable.

Which published Grand Teton campground allows the longest RV?

Gros Ventre and Colter Bay share the highest maximum RV length in this set, 50 ft. The ranking uses the largest Max Vehicle Length on sites that allow RVs.

About This Data

Data Source: Recreation.gov (RIDB recreation area 13525), National Park Service. RangerPitch is an independent site and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Recreation.gov, the National Park Service (NPS), the USDA Forest Service, or any other federal agency. For current availability, fees and closures, check Recreation.gov. A script builds these pages from public Recreation.gov data. We don't edit them by hand.