Signal Mountain Campground

We love the Tetons and enjoyed staying at the Signal Mountain campground. Our site worked well for our pickup camper, although a word of warning that the sites vary in length and may not work for longer units. Also, the way our site was situated, it was almost a double site, as the table for our neighbor's site was very close the table at our site. You definitely will hope you get great neighbors when the sites are this close together.

Absolutely incredible site! We have camped at a number of other campgrounds in Grand Teton but this one by far had the most incredible view. We were very lucky to be right on the water with a great view of Mt. Moran and the sunsets we’re incredible. We also saw a number of foxes and coyotes right at our site. The store is small but very convenient if you need anything last minute and having showers/ laundry at the campground was also very helpful

Fairly good campground, nice showers and restrooms

This was the perfect location right off Jackson lake to watch the sunsets. You can drive up to the dam in the morning to watch the sunrise too. Perfect spot for us to stay in between Yellow Stone and Tetons.

Camp ground and facilities were well maintained and clean!

Absolutely incredible site! We have camped at a number of other campgrounds in Grand Teton but this one by far had the most incredible view. We were very lucky to be right on the water with a great view of Mt. Moran and the sunsets we’re incredible. We also saw a number of foxes and coyotes right at our site. The store is small but very convenient if you need anything last minute and having showers/ laundry at the campground was also very helpful

Fairly good campground, nice showers and restrooms

This was the perfect location right off Jackson lake to watch the sunsets. You can drive up to the dam in the morning to watch the sunrise too. Perfect spot for us to stay in between Yellow Stone and Tetons.

Camp ground and facilities were well maintained and clean!

The Grand Teton National Park is well worth a visit, particularly in the Fall. And the Signal Mountain Lodge campgrounds provide excellent views of the mountain range and of Jackson Lake. HOWEVER, tent campers should take careful note: some sites at this campground do not feature tent pads; and, at least site 41 in loop 2 was so ridiculously small that it was a challenge to fit our tent into it at all, (and you might also find it a challenge to ensure that the ground is level and free of tree roots). Moreover, the U.S. Forestry Service advises that tents in bear country maintain a significant distance from food preparation areas, for the safety of sleeping campers; but this was impossible at this site. Far less important, but perplexing: dishwashing was prohibited at the service sink; and the bathrooms were unheated and featured neither electric hand driers nor paper towels. We had a safe and lovely time at this campground, and we were perfectly content to forgo some campground niceties and even to take a minor risk in bear country; but this was an unpleasant surprise at a campground charging more than any other on our trip (which also included Beartooth Pass and Yellowstone). At least: note whether your tent-camping site advertises a tent pad, to ensure it is a decent one. And enjoy the park!