Nestled in the heart of Bridger-Teton National Forest, Kozy Campground offers a tranquil escape for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Located just off Highway 89, this small, quiet campground is perfect for those seeking a serene camping experience surrounded by breathtaking scenery.
Kozy Campground features 8 semi-leveled, paved sites, each equipped with a fire pit, picnic table, and a standing grill. While there are no RV hookups, a freshwater pump is available for drinking water. The campground is ideal for tent camping, with easy access to the Hobak River, where you can enjoy amazing fishing and spot wildlife like deer and ground squirrels.
For your safety, bear boxes are provided for food storage, and it’s recommended to bring bear spray. Firewood gathering is allowed, making it convenient for campfires. The campground also has a basic bathroom facility, ensuring a comfortable stay.
At just $15 per night, Kozy Campground is an affordable option for those looking to immerse themselves in nature without breaking the bank. Its quiet, uncrowded atmosphere makes it a favorite among visitors seeking peace and relaxation.
Customer Feedback:
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Camping fee
Good for kids
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Beautiful location on the Hobak River! We spent five nights there. Easy access off of 89. Amazing fishing. It rained the first night, however, the rest of the time was amazing sunny cloudless. Temps were down into the 50s in the evenings 80s during the day. Just an idyllic place to spend a week fishing fishing and camping. You will probably want to bring bear spray so you’re as safe as possible. There are bare boxes for your food. There are no RV hook ups but there is a freshwater pump for drinking water. Each site has its own fire pit and picnic table as well as a standing grill, like the ones you see in a park.
Cheap. Nice stop. Small. 8 sites. Not busy. Very quiet at the time of our visit. No service if you have AT&T. $15 No hook ups. Bathroom. Grills at sites. Paved. Semi-leveled spots. Fire pit. Able to gather firewood that doesn't require chopping etc. River runs by. Saw deer and ground squirrels.
On the website. It says $12 a night. When you get there, the post on each campsite says $15 a night. Confusing and which one is a lie? You can go down to the river and at night you can hear it from your tent. Very calming.
We didn't camp here but stopped to stretch. The view was great with a nice wide shallow stream running along the campsites.
This is, by far, the most amazing place for camping. The campground is remote, affordable, and beautiful! Lots of wildlife.