Colter Bay Campground

Campground in Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Colter Bay Campground

Moran

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Colter Bay Village
Grand Teton National Park
Moran, WY 83013
800-628-9988
307-543-3100

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Colter Bay Campground Description

Colter Bay is the big daddy campground in Grand Teton National Park. It's not an intimate camping experience, but it's still set against the backdrop of Jackson Lake and the Tetons, and the convenience simply can't be beat. Choices range from camping in a tent (site G137 has a lake view), trailer, RV, "tent cabin," or historic log cabin. Amenities within walking distance include a grocery store, coin operated showers and laundry, two restaurants, a marina, and a national park visitor center. There are myriad spur trails leading to the shores of Jackson Lake, and you can reach the Swan Lake/Hermitage Point trailhead from Colter Bay Village, too.

Amenities:

Waterfront/oceanfront
Cabins or lodging
Tent sites
Trailer sites
Group sites
Walk and/or bike-in sites
Fire pits
Bear country rules apply
Generators permitted
Dump station
Toilets
Showers
Laundry
Restaurant
Vending machines

Planning Notes

Reservations accepted. If camping in an RV, in a large group, or reserving a tent or log cabin, reservations are accepted—and recommended.
Visit the museum. The Colter Bay Visitor Center is a short walk from the campground. Inside you'll find an Indian arts museum kids will enjoy exploring; look for the displays featuring real toys and infant-sized moccasins downstairs.

Just the Facts

Fees: $15-25/night

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Colter Bay Campground

By wolv90 May 20, 2009

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What we loved:
location, views, conveniences, wildlife

What we didn't love:
pricey, can be busy

This is our favorite campground in Grand Teton. The views are outstanding, there's a restaurant, convenient store, gas, marina, huge lake, trails and other things right in the same complex. Lots of wildlife in the area and a good location for those travelling between Yellowstone and Grand Teton. We learned about and saw the campground here: Get your HTML codes here!

The place just has a great feel. Great for the entire family. There are also cabins for rent which are quaint but really nice. You cannott go wrong with this campground. The only negative is it can be crowded during peak times and the price of the campsites.Read More