Fireside Buffalo Valley RV Park

There is a reason this campsite has a lot of availability when there is none at any other site in the area. If you're desperate, I recommend boondocking in the National Forest a few miles up the road. I made a mistake in booking and accidentally added two nights. When I tried to change my reservation from 6 nights to 4, I was told the policy was no changes if within 7 days of the start of the booking, no exceptions. They said this was a privately owned RV campsite and it is the owner's policy. I tried escalating my request on their website, but never heard back. The place had a super weird vibe, the views were blocked by a row of trees, and the campground was mostly empty. We were glad to get out of there. They kept an extra $200, but we'll never stay there again. On a happier note, Grand Teton was amazing and we can't wait to go back to the park!

Came here in 45ft Prevost Marathon Coach with towed total 71ft. Didn't have a large pull through had to disconnect car and park in overflow lot. Very quiet and close to Yellowstone. The in-house Bar was nice after all day at Yellowstone. 🍻 All team members I interacted with were professional and friendly. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Stayed for a couple days in Aug 2023. Michael was super helpful as I was planning the trip over the phone. Great location if you are visiting Grand Teton's or Yellowstone. Having gas pumps, propane and a convenience store on sight is super convenient. The gas pumps are even open 24 hours so you can gas up in the early morning before leaving for the day. Not many gas options in Tetons or Yellowstone, so you will appreciate this. You can see the Teton's from the campground by the way. Facilities are clean and close by. Highly recommended...

We recently stayed a week at this location. We had a large group with us, 8 other RV's traveling and staff was very accommodating. RV park is very typical for small, family run facility, not your KOA. We had poor weather during our stay and it rained for a few days. The staff was very nice and allowed us to use their bar area to hold a group potluck/birthday dinner for our large group of 20+. Views from the park are outstanding as is proximity to the entrance of the Grand Tetons. Park is small and no dog park but otherwise we would visit again.

Staff is beyond rude, it’s way over priced, and the sprinklers will come on and soak you and all of your stuff when you’re outside enjoying the afternoon. Staff doesn’t care and will refuse to turn the water off. They were literally inside drinking at the bar and shrugged their shoulders and said that’s a maintenance issue. Then they will yell at you in front of your children for burning their grass with the fire pit when you place the fire pit where the grass is already brown from the previous campers. When we arrived the person at the desk gave the fire pit to my husband and said to take it himself to save the staff some time. Not sure why they needed more time? The place is a dump and there were hardly any campers there at the time. If they’re so particular about where the fire pit goes maybe they should place it themselves. The spots are small so I’m not even sure why they would offer a fire pit because there is no where else to put it unless you put it in the middle of the road. My husband told them the grass was already brown and they called us liars and kicked us out on our last night 4 hours before we’re supposed to be dressed and ready for family pictures for our 10 year anniversary. We just spent 3 weeks on the road and stayed at some incredible campgrounds that were so kid friendly, polite and helpful and this place wasn’t one of them. Needless to say I won’t be back.