Having stayed at Creekside Lodge in September 2020, my husband and I felt this would be an ideal…read morelocation to host our children and their families (total of16) for a family reunion over Memorial Day weekend. We were not disappointed! The location was ideal for the East park entrance and a quick shopping trip to Cody. Our hostess, Diana, could not be more accommodating. Although the cabins are designed with comfort in mind, we were able to enjoy the large deck each evening. Not having great WiFi service was not an issue - our teenage grandchildren found plenty of entertainment, most importantly learning how to play pool! In order to keep our group engaged, we held a pictorial scavenger hunt, 60-piece Lego contest for the grands and an all-inclusive art project where each grandchild drew something from the park on one canvas. Diana was gracious enough to allow us access to the dining hall so we could all be together during these activities and 'awards' ceremony! Finally, we all agreed that this holiday was at the top of our list of all our family gatherings. Should we find ourselves anywhere near this area in the future, there is no question we would once again stay at the Creekside Lodge!!!

We had a 7 day family reunion of 31 people. We rented the whole lodge and all the cabins. Cabins…read morewere clean and well appointed. The owner checked in with us everyday to make sure we were doing well. We hired a chef to cater our event. The kitchen had everything he needed. The location was great for visiting the park.

What a beautiful, serene park with the most gorgeous views in every direction! We completely…read moreenjoyed it and although we prefer to tent (they have sites for both RV and tent) we chose a site with electricity and water (it was well treed) with convenient walk access to the shower/bathroom. The showers are coin purchase minutes,something my husband grumbles about, but I can appreciate. We walked down to the primitive camp site and it was very private by the river with many trees. The only downfall, not the parks fault, was a farmer adjacent to the park started mowing at 6 am!? Yes it woke me up!! Grrrr!! However, We felt extremely blessed to have picked this camp site just 40 miles east of Yellowstone, instead of camping in the park where it's colder and extremely populated to the point of feeling claustrophobic! Consider yourself privileged if you can secure a reservation here!

Park was outstanding! Views were priceless. Awesome proximity to East entrance of Yellowstone…read more Camp hostess Barbara was very friendly and knowledgeable. Definitely would stay here again and will recommend to family and friends.

This was one of our favorite campground stops of our trip. The people who work there are so nice!…read moreThe bathrooms were clean and nice because there was a separate area to get ready aside from the sink area where you're brushing your teeth. Their maintenance man helped us with some things on our RV. we used the laundromat and everything was clean and dry within an hour. The bus for the Cody rodeo will pick up at the campground, although we chose to drive our camper over to the fairgrounds where there is free parking. The campground is conveniently located near downtown Cody, as well as the Walmart, Bill Cody Museum and the rodeo. We would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it!

Stop! Rethink this park if you want to relax at night with the internet. Non existent! Love to…read morestart my day with the news and end with a great movie. Unable to do either. The park is pretty and the office and shop nice. The staff is nice. It's just the damn WiFi!!!! Fix it or stop advertising u have it!

Five stars - Grand Teton National Park is stunning…read more I visited during slow season - so there were activities not available yet like the Jenny Lake boat tour. But I still enjoyed myself as I was surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery. I think I stopped at every overlook just to see the mountain range from different angles. My favorite spots were Oxbow Bend and Schwabacher Landing. Both places are great for viewing the sunrise. The wildlife is pretty active in the park; however, I did visit in spring when wildlife is the most active. I saw bears, moose, and bison. It was incredible. If you are into hiking, Grand Teton offers many hiking trails. Taggart Lake trail is one of the most popular ones and it is gorgeous. This is just a short review, there were many other things I enjoyed. Overall, an amazing experience.

- Too far from Yellowstone; inconvenient for my tightly crammed itinerary D:…read more+ Tranquil scenery, - minus the crowds. Many pullouts are crowded with families taking pictures. - Because of my tight schedule, I only caught a more distant side view of the "tétons". (I think the 19th-century fur trappers coulda done better) + Still gotta admit, the outstanding shape of those giant, uniquely jagged mountains jutting from the idyllic vegetation and Jackson Lake sure make for a photogenic backdrop.

Starting off the check in staff was not extremely friendly - she (owner?) did give me some…read moreinformation about local events going on but bickered with the man (husband maybe?) when I had asked about the free shuttle to one of the events. We pulled into our spot and the road noise was loud, we looked around and there were a lot of empty spots. I looked online and there were quite a few spots empty in the park so we called and asked if we could switch to another spot further away from the road, the lady seemed annoyed and said she would see what she had available. We told her that we looked online at available spaces to switch to and she told us none of those were available. We switched to a spot that was actually in one of the pictures on yelp and it did not look like the picture at all. Dead grass and weeds. They said they were trying to grow back grass but it was all dry, had dirt spots and the spots are so close together that there isn't really much other room to sit with chairs because they don't want a lot on the grass. The picnic tables are literally so dry and old that the wood is splintering and the paint is peeling off, they also look like they are going to fall apart. Not to mention you are literally on top of the other trailer next to you. Some care and money needs to be put into this campground to make major improvements. Spots are small and squished together and the way they have you park your vehicle is odd. We consistently smelled sewage and it was not from our trailer because when we switched campgrounds the smell was gone. Maybe they have sewage issues because we could smell it walking around the park and to throw garbage away. Also they do warn that the sprinklers run at night but it sprayed more of our trailer than the grass and left hard water spots all over the side. The mens bathroom had one toilet and one urinal for the entire park to use (I never went to the women's). Funny thing is that nobody ever did end up staying in any of the spots we asked about moving to. I WOULD NOT recommend this place to anyone unless desperate. It is run down and not taken care of well. I would recommend stay at the KOA down the street- we moved to stay for one night there and it was night and day difference!

I literally just called to see if they had a spot available and she told me to come on at 11:30am,…read moreWe have a spot for you but as soon as I pull up she mentions check-in is not till 2pm? Why didn't you mention that on the phone? Poor customer service and really inconsiderate not to mention this while we were on the phone.

Great amenities with a dump station as well! Clean facilities and super beautiful. We already made…read morereservations for next year!

This is bare bones, camping, but at least you're in the park. Within about 20 minutes of West…read moreYellowstone. No hookups whatsoever, but there is a bathroom there. It's cheap, but fills up quickly, so plan your trip early and reserve your spot.

This place is awful!!…read more The grounds are unkept, the roads are unmaintained and the mosquitoes are unbearable. Our group of nine opted to leave early, without a refund, because the conditions were so bad. Don't go here it's not a fun way to spend your vacation.

Is a basic setting, the view is phenomenal of the mountains. There is a small grill and bar there…read moreand the servers are friendly. Also the there is a laundry on site as well as a gas staion. The sites can muddy if it rains and are alittle uneven. If u use 17700 for street address on your gpsn it will find it. In a binch worth the stay.