National park · Grand Teton · Wyoming
Colter Bay RV Park is the only campground inside Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, with full hookups. It sits inside Colter Bay Village on the east shore of Jackson Lake, roughly halfway between Moose and Yellowstone's South Entrance, and it suits big-rig travelers who need sewer and power under the Tetons, families who want a marina, restaurants, store, showers and laundry within a few minutes' walk, and anyone staging for Yellowstone's southern loop about 20 miles north.
Colter Bay RV Park is the only campground inside Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, with full hookups. It sits inside Colter Bay Village on the east shore of Jackson Lake, roughly halfway between Moose and Yellowstone's South Entrance, and it suits big-rig travelers who need sewer and power under the Tetons, families who want a marina, restaurants, store, showers and laundry within a few minutes' walk, and anyone staging for Yellowstone's southern loop about 20 miles north.
There are 112 full-hookup sites with water, sewer and 20/30/50-amp electric: 102 pull-throughs with a 45-foot total combined maximum and 10 to 12 back-ins limited to 30 feet combined. Booking is on Recreation.gov only, on a rolling six-month window; the operator does not publish rates, so check the listing. The season runs early May to early October, check-in is noon and checkout 11 a.m. Generators are banned at all times, wood fires are prohibited (gas and charcoal grills are fine), and grizzly-country food storage applies. The trade-off is ambiance: the sites are in a lodgepole flat behind the village, close together with no fire rings, and the Teton view is from the marina and beach rather than your dinette.
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Full review
Colter Bay RV Park Review: Grand Teton's Only Full-Hookup CampgroundColter Bay RV Park, Wyoming: 112 full-hookup sites on Jackson Lake in Grand Teton National Park, 45-foot pull-throughs, 20/30/50 amp, no generators, booked on Recreation.gov.
Our verdict
Book it if you need hookups for a big rig under the Tetons or want village conveniences for a family trip; skip it if you came for solitude, a campfire and a lake view, where Signal Mountain, Lizard Creek or Gros Ventre suit better.
Yes. All 112 sites have water, sewer and 20/30/50-amp electric. It is the only full-hookup campground inside Grand Teton National Park proper; Headwaters at Flagg Ranch is the other hookup option in the same reservation system.
The operator and NPS do not publish nightly rates; they appear on the Recreation.gov listing when you search your dates.
45 feet total combined length on the 102 pull-through sites and 30 feet combined on the 10 to 12 back-in sites. Total combined means motorhome plus toad or truck plus trailer, so enter your true length.
On Recreation.gov only, on a rolling six-month window; the lodge company cannot book camping through its own site. Watch for cancellations the week before your dates, and keep Colter Bay Campground or Headwaters as a fallback.
No. The operator describes the season as early May to early October; exact dates appear on the Recreation.gov calendar.
No, generator use is not permitted at any time, and wood fires are prohibited. Gas and charcoal grills are allowed if cleaned afterward.
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