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Originally Posted by mbd4kids
Texas camper, thanks for the good links. We will be there for about a week. I will try to contact the campground you suggested tomorrow, and see what is available. Maybe we can stay in the park without hookups for a couple of days, and the rest with a few comforts. I know the experience would be better inside the park, but 4 teenagers might not cooperate!
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Colter Bay is a great option. On the North side of the Teton National Park, with electric, water and sewer hook-ups. We have camped there several times and have our reservations for next summer. While the sites are close, we never felt cramped. The camp site is full of tall pines, not like the typical KOA with only concrete slabs!