Camping & Outdoor Stays in Wyoming

Grand Teton National Park is a favorite basecamp for hiking, paddling, and wildlife viewing amid the jagged Teton Range, broad Jackson Lake, and the Snake River. You’ll find a mix of campgrounds and RV parks near the park’s entrances and in the Jackson Hole valley, plus simple tent sites and cozy cabins for cool mountain nights. Explore 39 outdoor stays near Grand Teton, with typical nightly rates from $59 to $125 and an average around $77. Summer and early fall are the prime seasons, while spring shoulder months can bring snowmelt and mud. Winter camping options are limited but rewarding for prepared travelers. RV travelers will find a range of RV-friendly sites near the park, plus rentals in the area; some hosts can deliver to local campgrounds. Book early for peak dates, pack layers for alpine weather, and plan day trips north toward Yellowstone National Park. Scenic drives, lakeshore picnics, and riverside trailheads are within reach of most stays.