Fireside Resort Jackson Hole

$1, 284 For 8 nights. We would not recommend. The only thing this has going for it was the proximity to Jackson. There is nothing resort about this campground. It was not maintained at all. Everything overgrown (haired over as my husband says!). Grass up to your ankles. My husband had to cut branches to get into our site. Sites were extremely close together and the road is so rough it was difficult to drive in our truck much less pulling our 5th wheel. We will not be back.

When you first drive in to the campground you are surrounded by lovely trees and beautiful cabins. Then when you drive around to the camping side all the sites are ok. I new that we could only get electric hook up (which was way over priced for what it was) I looked at the full hook up sites and man I would have been upset paying for one of those sites. Once we had set up the next day I got a call from the office saying that one of their maintenance people saw I had my camper rug out and that I need to put it away at my earliest convenience because they need their grass to be green…first I was never told or saw a rule that said I couldn’t have one and second the grass by my camper was dead and dusty. If it wasn’t such an high price for the campsite I would have given it a higher rating. It is close to the Tetons and Jackson Hole but you can tell al the hype at this fireside was for the few cabins they had.

After reading a few reviews I was worried I was going to feel cramped and unhappy here - NOT AT ALL. Certain parks have sprawling space, but Fireside falls in line with the majority of them as far as space goes, not more or less packed in my opinion. We did have a back in site (#92, see photos) and I could see the pull through sites were a little closer together. But we had plenty of space, laundry worked great, bathrooms were clean and functioning, and it was conveniently located. We enjoyed our stay very much!

I will preface this by saying I am generally a back country/National forest camper and had to stay here to be close to my wife’s work for 10 days. My assessment may be unfair as I am not familiar with RV park life. You have to like other peoples children….a lot. Spaces were close together, this place would benefit from a separate group reservation area so multi RV families can reserve space with some privacy. Laundry was not working, bathrooms were nice/ still under construction, price was pretty high. Cabins looked amazing if you have $375 to spare per night.

"HIGH PRICE TO PAY FOR MEDIOCRE" We've visited Jackson Hole many times over the past 10 years. This was the first time in our Airstream as we are traveling the country to find our new home. Nothing else compares to the beauty, feel, and friendly people. Pretty sure this is the area we will live, one day. We were very excited to arrive at Fireside.The immediate drive in, looks pretty much like it does on the Website. Unfortunately, once you pass the cottages, the campground area is a drastic decline in appearance. While Wilson itself is beautiful, the RV Park is absolutely NOT. The entire area is poorly maintained and managed. The fire rings are receding into the ground, not being cleaned out, and grass is growing up around them. There's a complete lack of landscape maintenance. All the picnic tables are old, worn out and miss matched throughout. Generally, the place looks like it was abandoned at one time, then reopened without updating or improving a single thing in the camp area. It's a disappointing, disheveled mess. The laundry as well, is pricey @ $4 a load, it's just excessive over charging. The only thing that was enjoyable about the park, was the showers, which were nicely renovated.