Fireside Resort Jackson Hole

Good stay in the Wilson area but uneven camp spots and small spaces. No pool. Cute cabins if you have friends visiting. While we had a nice stay, I would stay at the Virginian next time to be closer to downtown Jackson as the traffic was terrible going in and out of there. They also have a pool there which would have been nice for the kids.

My wife and I stayed in a wedge cabin for an anniversary trip. Great private space with a modern, yet rustic feel. NOTE: There is no AC! We did not realize this when we booked. However, the temperatures happened to be pretty moderate in late July, so we were able to stay cool by cracking windows at night. Other than that we loved our stay here, and would come back again (if it’s not hot weather).

Spent 3 nights here recently. Great location, close to Jackson and close to Grand Teton National Park. Love the pull through spots, lots of trees. The campsites are very close together, but didn’t feel like we were on top of each other necessarily. Had a moose walk through the property on our first night! That was fun. 24-hour laundry was nice too.

I guess by Jackson Hole standards this is a pretty good campground. For $160 a night I thought it was way to pricey. The sites are big enough to get your slides out, but just barely. The camping lodges look cool so if you don’t have an RV might want to try one. The upside is you are only a few miles from Jackson hole and Teton National park. So in this case I think you are paying for location.

RV spots can be hit or miss. We booked a spot last minute by calling them. Apparently all the RV spots are not online as some smaller spots are available via phone. Full hookup but the spot we were had a deep slope which made parking difficult. We were told they're planning on updating the RV spots as the tiny houses are nice but once you drive to the back the area needs updating. The location is great for Jackson.