RV Parks in Jackson, Wyoming

Sitting at 6,500 feet above sea level, Jackson, Wyoming is surrounded on all sides by mountain barriers. Commonly referred to as Jackson Hole because of its location in a 48-mile long valley, it typically encompasses the entire area with Yellowstone National Park 60 miles to the north, Grand Teton National Park 12 miles to the west, the Gros Ventres to the east and the Wyoming Range to the south. The town lies a few miles west of the Continental Divide and occupies the central headwaters of the Snake River. Because of its location, Jackson is a hub for outdoor recreation. The Snake River offers whitewater rafting, kayaking, fishing and scenic floating. Wildlife viewing, along with miles of hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding trails, are located throughout the area. Winter visitors flock to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Snow King and Grand Targhee for the excellent skiing and snowboarding. When traveling to Jackson Hole in an RV, you will find several parks to choose from for your visit.

The Virginian RV Resort

Centrally located just 1 mile southwest of Jackson with easy access to Grand Teton National Park, Yellowstone National Park, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and the National Elk Refuge, The Virginian RV Resort is situated behind The Virginian Lodge. It has 105 sites with 30- or 50-amp full hookups. Weather depending, it is open from May 1 through Oct. 15 and features restrooms with showers, laundry facilities, cable TV, Wi-Fi Internet, a swimming pool and hot tub, saloon and on-site restaurant. The town shuttle stop is across the street, and pets are allowed.

The Virginian RV Resort
750 West Broadway
Jackson Hole, WY 83001
(307) 733-2792
virginianlodge.com/RVresort.htm

Snake River Park KOA and Whitewater Rafting

Located along the banks of the Snake River and Horse Creek just 15 minutes drive south of Jackson, the Snake River KOA has more thgan 80 sites with 30- or 50-amp full hookups. It features restrooms with showers, laundry facilities, Wi-Fi Internet, a game room, playgroung and offers secluded river and creekfront sites. The park is situated 20 miles from Grand Teton National Park and 70 miles from the South entrance to Yellowstone National Park, and just minutes from horseback riding and Gros Ventre Wilderness natural hot springs. Snake River Park also offers whitewater rafting trips, scenic floats, and base-camp opportunities on the Snake River. Trips leave from Snake River Park KOA and campground visitors can receive a 10 percent discount off rafting trips.

Snake River Park KOA and Whitewater Rafting
9705 S. Highway 89
Jackson Hole, WY 83001
(307) 733-7078
srpkoa.com/index.shtml

Moose-Wilson Road Campground

Located on approximately 8 acres, equidistant from the town of Jackson and Teton Village, Moose-Wilson Road Campground is open all year and has more than 120 sites with 30- or 50-amp full hookups. It features restrooms with showers, cable TV, Wi-Fi Internet, a scenic setting with mountainous views, allows pets and also offers tent camping. Situated near a back road into Grand Teton National Park, visitors are close to hiking, biking, equestrian trails, fishing, boating, skiing and golfing.

Moose-Wilson Road Campground
2780 N. Moose Wilson Road (Hwy 390)
Wilson, WY 83014
(307) 413-0495
jacksonholecampground.com

Article Written By A.C. Bauer

A.C. Bauer is a seasoned adventurist with explorations spanning four continents, including hiking Machu Picchu, snorkeling the Great Barrier Reef, running the Ice Age Trail and road biking out of her front door. She has written marketing materials for eight years and worked for Red Bull, Disney and Dick's Sporting Goods, and received a master's in recreation and sport science from Ohio University.

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