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Camping at Colter Bay Tent Village

Private campground · 65 campsites

Most campsites have no hookups.

No reviews listedBook on Recreation.gov

At a glance

  • No hookups
  • Pets welcome
  • Flush toilets

    Showers on site.

OverviewCampsitesAmenities & locationPlan your stay

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Amenities & location

  • Boat Ramp
  • Drinking Water
  • Flush Toilets
  • Pets Allowed
  • Showers
Pets
Pets welcome

Hookups (individual campsites): 65 no-hookup individual sites.

Location

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Colter Bay Tent Village: questions answered

Does Colter Bay Tent Village have RV hookups?
65 no-hookup individual sites (per the listing)
How do I reserve a site at Colter Bay Tent Village?
Reservable on Recreation.gov (per the listing)
Are pets allowed at Colter Bay Tent Village?
Pets allowed (per the listing)
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Hookups & power
Listing 65 no-hookup individual sites
Pets
Listing Pets allowed
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Available Nov 13–15 · 2 nights105 sites open for every night

Lakeside (Ok)

Mead, OK 4.0 · 333 Recreation.gov reviews
Tent sites · RV sites w/ hookups
Sites $20/night
$40 total for Nov 13–15 · before taxes & fees
Rates & availability from Recreation.gov · you book on their site
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Available Nov 13–15 · 2 nights2 sites open for every night

Jim Creek Recreation Area

Palmer, AK 4.2 · 49 Campspot reviews
Tent sites · RV sites
Sites from $35/night
$70 total for Nov 13–15 · before taxes & fees
Rates & availability from Campspot · you book on their site
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Available Nov 13–15 · 2 nights1 site open for every night

Jim Creek Blank Land

Palmer, AK
Sites from $11/night
$22 total for Nov 13–15 · before taxes & fees
Rates & availability from Hipcamp · you book on their site
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65 individual reservable campsites from Recreation.gov, checked Nov 7. Rates are the listed nightly rates.

Cabin nonelectric

65 sites · $101/night

Loops: Tent Village loop (65)

0 open Nov 13–Nov 15

Grand Teton National Park alerts
  • Caution: Construction in the South End of the Park Cottonwood Creek picnic area closed. Mormon Row area open with some construction activity and viewshed impacts. Details ↗
  • Caution: Construction on HWY 26/89/191 Construction taking place on US HWY 26/89/191 south of Moran Junction. Expect 20-minute delays in both directions. Details ↗
  • Park Closure: Death Canyon Trailhead Construction Closure Death Canyon Road and Trailhead are closed to all use. Start hikes at alternative trailheads such as Granite Canyon, LSR Preserve, and Taggart Lake. Details ↗

Active alerts from the National Park Service. Check before you go.

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  1. Day 1 · Arrive and settle in

    • Check in and set up camp.

Self-guided tours at Grand Teton National Park

  • Behind the Lens: Photo Spots · 1–4 hr · Stops: Mormon Row, Schwabacher Landing, Snake River Overlook, Oxbow Bend Turnout, Jackson Lake Overlook, Jenny Lake Overlook +2 more

    Grand Teton is one of the most photographed national parks. From barns, mountains, wildlife, and rivers the enormity of places to capture that perfect photo exist throughout the park.

  • Fire in the Tetons · 45–90 min · Stops: Fires and Forest Ecology, Fire Exclusion, Waterfalls Canyon Fire, A Patchwork of Habitats, The 1988 Fires, The Berry Fire +2 more

    Fire has touched every part of the park. Explore the effects the of fire historically and today.

  • Wrangling Dudes at the Bar BC Ranch · 45–60 min · Stops: Approaching the Bar BC, Millionaires and Poets, Saddle Up, A Slower Pace of Life, Journeying to the Bar BC, The Dance Cabin +2 more

    This audio tour provides a glimpse into the Bar BC's past, focusing on the ranch's early days in the 1910s and 20s. Learn about this iconic dude ranch, and listen to excerpts from the writings of…

Source: National Park Service. Tours are in the free NPS App.

Things to do

Activities near Colter Bay Tent Village

Free things to do (National Park Service)

Ranger programs, trails and park activities — typically free. Separate from paid tours above.

From the National Park Service · Grand Teton National Park

A trail winds through bushes towards a mountain range.
Photo: NPS Photo/J. Bonney
Taggart Lake

1-2 Hours

Get spectacular views of the Teton Range on this easy hike to Taggart Lake.

A woman takes a picture beside a lake.
Photo: NPS Photo/C. Adams
Phelps Lake Loop

3-5 Hours

Circle Phelps Lake and get views of Death Canyon and the Teton Range on this moderate hike.

A barn with mountains behind.
Photo: NPS
Best time to go

Seasons, rates and how booked it gets

  • Peak season May 21–Sep 6: per night
  • Peak season May 21–Sep 6: per night
Mormon Row

1-2 Hours

Visit Mormon Row to see the historic Moulton Barns and Teton views.

A wooden bench sits beside a lake surrounded by mountains.
Photo: NPS Photo/C. Adams
Lake Creek - Woodland Trail Loop

1-3 Hours

Take an easy hike to the shore of Phelps Lake.

Yellow flowers bloom in front of a lake at the base of a mountain range.
Photo: NPS Photo/A. Falgoust
Hermitage Point

4-7 Hours

Take a moderately strenuous day or overnight hike to Hermitage Point for views of Jackson Lake and the Teton Range.

A moose walks across a road in front of a car.
Photo: NPS
Moose-Wilson Road

20-60 Minutes

The Moose-Wilson Road is a corridor road connecting the towns of Moose and Wilson.

Source: National Park Service (Grand Teton National Park). Photos link to nps.gov and are credited to their photographers.