Turpin Meadow Campground

This place is heaven on earth, peaceful, beautiful, quiet. It is located 17-miles East of Moran Junction on the Buffalo Valley Road. It is outfitted with 14 standard campsites, 4 pull through sites, 2 double-unit vault restrooms, and 1 single-unit vault restroom. It is also equipped with corrals, hitching posts, water access, a stock tank, accessibility to bear boxes, dumpsters, and a game storage pole. There are corrals and designated places to tether stock.

Beautiful, majestic and super peaceful spot. Best relaxing place if your just want to totally disconnect from the crowds in Gran Teton and your electronic devices 😜 We found this gem by luck! I want to go back next year to camp longer. It was wonderful you guys! No showers but a refreshing river can be found really close for a quick cleaning (no soap used here)😁 It has bear lockers to store your food if needed. Plenty of room between campsites. Running water and fire rims too. The host is really helpful and friendly, has some cool stories to tell. Remember to claim your site and put the receipt in the pole by the campsites!

Beautiful place to camp. But 4 stars for non-equestrians being allowed to take up equestrian spots with limited corrals. Camp host is on site and helpful with information. High-line is allowed where there's no corrals. Some brand new highline poles were being put in while we were there by Back Country Hoursemen👍There's a hitching post, fire ring, picnic table and lots of trees for privacy. Scatter your manure, water spickets at near almost every site. Porta potties where kept stocked and clean. Beautiful trails straight from campground. Nice Creek close to campground as well. 9/21

Excellent horse camp. Large overflow area if campground is full. The toilet was super spotlessly clean and camp hostess was helpful with trail recommendations.

Had a fabulous time and the trails were wonderful. Went in early August. Missed the mosquitos but the deer flies on the trail were viscous. We finally combined several different fly sprays and cut some pine swatters and that helped. We camped at several spots in this area and it was like that at all of them. Rangers said it was because of an extremely wet spring.