Curtis Canyon Campground, located within Bridger-Teton National Forest near Jackson, Wyoming, offers a peaceful and scenic camping experience amidst the natural beauty of the Teton region. This campground provides a variety of campsites, convenient amenities, and easy access to a range of outdoor activities, making it an ideal destination for families, couples, and solo travelers seeking a memorable Wyoming getaway.
Environment: Curtis Canyon Campground is situated in a wooded area above the National Elk Refuge, offering campers stunning views of the refuge and the Teton mountain range. The campground is nestled in a tranquil and natural setting, providing a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The combination of the wooded area and the scenic landscapes creates a truly special camping experience.
Services and Facilities: Curtis Canyon Campground offers a range of services and facilities to enhance visitor experience:
Activities and Features: Staying at Curtis Canyon Campground provides access to a variety of activities and features within Bridger-Teton National Forest:
Campground Promotion Information:
Curtis Canyon Campground offers a remarkable camping experience for those seeking a peaceful and scenic getaway in the heart of Bridger-Teton National Forest. With its variety of amenities, beautiful setting, and access to a range of activities, it's the perfect place to create lasting memories with loved ones.
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
RV camping
Hiking
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Camping fee
Good for kids
On-site parking
Paid parking lot
Dogs allowed
I absolutely loved this campground. This is a great place if you like to get away. It may not be best if you want a full hookup. The spaces are shaded private. There is a pit toilet and potable water. Update from all the previous reviews, the road has been totally fixed, and anyone could make it up. You get expansive views of the whole valley and amazing sunsets. We also watched people paragliding off the top. Great for dispersed camping.
Really liked this little campground - recommend for if you're flying out of JH airport next day as the town is practically right down the road. The toilet was the cleanest campground toilet I've ever used. Host also sells firewood. Each plot comes with plenty of space, bear box and fire ring. Horseflies. Bring bug spray, they'll let you alone. Recommed you go watch the sunset off the canyon hillside. It's gorgeous, pictures don't do it justice. Gets quite chilly so account for the temp change and bring a woobie/warmies.
The place itself is great.The camp host is very nice and helpful. The road past "County maintenance ends" is horrible. Roads in war torn and bombarded cities are better. The road going up towards the campground is as bad or worse. It can be downright dangerous! I made it up with a dually 4x4 pulling a 32 foot 5th wheel in low range, but I wouldn't recommend any trailer over 22' or 4000lbs. It was a terrible mistake relying on Google reviews. Huge,huge craters about 3'x3' x 16" to 24" deep right at the campground entrance. Some branches need trimming as they can scratch your rig. Only good,calm drivers should try this. 20$ a night. Free dispersed camping up the hill on a still terrible road, we didn't dare go further.
Great campsite not far from Grand Tetons & right near the National Elk Refuge. We have an 06 Chevy Cobalt & made it up the slightly sketchy road but be prepared to go slow & potentially bottom out a few times lol. Access Pass accepted so was $7.50 a night, had toilets, fire rings, picnic tables, grill, & bear storage box.
Need a 4WD to get up here but the views are breathtaking. Little canyon and animal sightings. Dead carcass of prey abound. No restrooms.