Reservations. There is high demand for all of Yellowstone's campgrounds, so make your reservations…read moreearly! We were able to get reservations through recreation.com for two consecutive nights at Lewis Lake for late Sept, 2024 about a month out -- but they were for two different sites. Location. We visited Grand Teton National Park immediately before coming into Yellowstone (YS) so, being on the southern entrance to YS, Lewis Lake was convenient for our first night in YS. However, we underestimated the size of YS, and Lewis Lake was about an hour or more from other major attractions (Old Faithful, Mammoth, canyons and waterfalls), etc). The campground is at an elevation of 7,800'. It is not lakefront, but the lake and boat ramp were only a short walking distance away. Sites. The campground is intended for vehicles 25' or under. Most of the campers while we were there were in Class B RVs or tents. The sites were quite close together, which encouraged some conversation amongst campers but trees also provided some privacy. Each site had a picnic table, fire ring (but fires weren't allowed), and a bear box. There are shared vault toilets, water spigots, and a trash receptacle. The campground doesn't have showers, a dump station, strong cell signals, nor much open sun for solar panels. Finally, park staff were friendly and efficient, and made sure to ensure that campers were aware of the need to be "bear aware." The campground was quiet. And, it was a great value at $20/night without a reservation fee. Using my husband's NPS Interagency Senior Pass brought the fee down to only $10/night.

Lewis Lake Review We stayed here for two nights in September…read more2020. The check in process is first come first served. You arrive at the campground and grab a reservation slip near the entrance and then drive around looking for an open campsite or a marker that has the current date, meaning someone will be checking out later that day (check out is at 10am). Once you get a spot, fill out the bottom portion of the reservation slip with your car information and other details about the length of your stay. Place the bottom part on the marker and drop off some chairs to visibly reserve the site. Then, drive down to the entrance and fill out the rest of the slip with information and put exact cash in the envelope before dropping it in the mailbox. We arrived close to 8:45am on a Thursday and snagged one of the very last spots. It was a bit stressful if I'm being honest as you see other cars driving around and people running around trying to get a spot before you. We stayed at site A-74 which felt fairly private. The sites include a picnic table, fire pit, and bear box. I wouldn't recommend it if you have a large vehicle as parking was tight at this particular location. Also, the area to pitch your tent was on a slight hill. There are vault toilets nearby and a spigot for potable water close to the end of the A Loop. Note, there is no cell service in this area (which is pretty much true for most of the entire park). It is somewhat a far drive from most of the main attractions in the park, but a good spot if you're coming or going to Grand Teton.

Very clean excellent location to get in the Park quickly…read moreGreat view of MtMoran from the front porches

My family and I had such a wonderful, relaxing and unforgettable experience at the cabins. It's a…read moreperfect setting for one to escape civilization for a little while and connect with loved ones. The views were absolutely breathtaking and the service so accommodating. I am especially grateful to the owner who even generously went out of her way to mail me back the earrings I forgot to grab from my bedroom as we had rushed to make our flight back home. I'll never forget this experience and I hope someday we can return!

I've been to Turpin Meadows twice now, and both times were awesome. Here's the thing: you cannot…read morebeat the setting--it's absolutely beautiful, tucked into the mountain, the exterior is a ranch-style. The twinkling accent lights are warm and inviting as you enter the front door/porch. The interior is cozy and comfortable, and once you walk a little further in, you see the amazing dining area complete with a sitting place next to the fire, and big comfy leather chairs with western style decor. This place is a must-experience because of the atmosphere alone! The food is excellent, and they offer a great gluten free options. The 3-4 course option is perfect if you're looking to splurge a little. Everything was superb, the prices are spot on, the food maybe a bit higher but definitely worth it--you're probably on vacation, right? Bar was same prices as most places, but with an exquisite fireplace and mountain backdrop. Can't beat it around these parts--it's like its straight out of a movie. Highly recommended.

The trail rides, ATV's, fly fishing and tour to Yellow Stone were all incredible! The service is…read moretop notch and everyone on the ranch was welcoming and very accommodating. The log cabin are comfortable and the views are breathtaking ! We really enjoyed the food. Myra the breakfast chef was great! She served different items every morning and was very accommodating. There was something for everyone! The packed lunch for our excursion's were great and the lunch and dinner's were better than some 5 star restaurants we've eaten at! We will definitely return!

A very pleasant stay. Quiet, enjoyable, peaceful, the cottages are fully equipped with Keurig…read morecoffee maker, mini-refrigerator, alarm clock, fans, luggage holders, closets, dressers and 2 sinks. The view from our patio was grasslands. What a great place to sit in the evenings. The main lodge is a national landmark with 60 foot windows that provide spectacular views of the Grand Teton Mountains. Stunning - picturesque - beautiful. The reception staff were great - helpful, knowledgeable, friendly. Concierge service can make any activities arrangements you require. WiFi available in and near the lodge. There are a couple of negatives. Price. The place is expensive. Hello, you are in GRAND Tetons National Park - this is one of the few places to stay. So suck it up. Enjoy where you are and don't think about. Staying here is preferable to anything else outside. Shower head only allowed a what seemed to be a trickle of water. We still got a shower, but with low water pressure.

**Excellent Stay at Jackson Lake Lodge**…read more We had a wonderful stay at Jackson Lake Lodge and would definitely return. The room was comfortable and well-equipped, featuring very nice beds, a dresser, closet, mini-fridge, alarm clock, and the convenience of having both a sink in the bathroom and another in the main room. The nearby ice machine was an added bonus. The shower was excellent, with great water pressure and quality toiletries including shampoo and body wash. After long days exploring the park, it was the perfect place to relax and recharge. The lodge itself is stunning, with breathtaking views of the Tetons from many areas of the property. We enjoyed spending time at the onsite bar, where the **"399" cocktail, named after the famous Grizzly 399, was a fun and memorable touch that connected us to the area's wildlife history.** One of the best features of the lodge is its location. Several hiking trails begin right from the property, making it easy to step outside and enjoy the beauty of Grand Teton National Park without having to get back in the car. We also enjoyed the onsite dining options. The restaurant was excellent, with no waiting for a table during our stay. The dining room's layout was thoughtfully designed, allowing for attentive, efficient service and a relaxed atmosphere. Between the great food, outstanding views, and friendly service, dining at the lodge was one of the highlights of our visit. Overall, Jackson Lake Lodge offers comfort, convenience, incredible scenery, and a true sense of place. Between the beautiful views, comfortable accommodations, great amenities, and unique touches like the 399 cocktail, it was a highlight of our trip. Highly recommended!

The marina is beautiful. Tons of slots for boats to dock at. Over looking the mountains…read more Her also have a beach swim area also beautiful views. Unfortunately it's the end of September and everything was shut down. I'm sure this place is rocking in the summer.

Overall this was a good cabin to stay in with family. I can't stress this enough- it is a bare…read morebones almost rustic experience. If you go into it without high expectations you will probably enjoy the simplicity, history and how close it is to Jackson Lake like we did. I loved that these cabins are all around 100 years old or more. Note! Our cabin didn't have windows we could see out of without standing on tip toes, there is nowhere to sit outside the cabins, there absolutely will be bugs and the shower is tiny. Again, these are just facts! We ended up loving staying here and would again!

My family and I visited Jackson Hole in July. Once you enter the site, you will see an information…read morecenter along with a few shops and souvenir shops. The Aerial Tram entrance is located just above the information center. After passing through the souvenir shop, turn right and you will find The Burger on your left and Sweetwater Gondola on your right. Your ticket for the Aerial Tram also grants you access to Bridger Gondola and Sweetwater Gondola. However, if you are on a tight schedule, I would highly recommend prioritizing the Aerial Tram. The other two gondolas can be skipped if time is limited. I know that the website is super hard to navigate, and I hope the following information are helpful. There are three gondolas at the resort: 1. Bridger Gondola - Takes you to the bike park and a small restaurant. 2. Sweetwater Gondola - Serves the mid-mountain terrain and takes you to Piste Mountain Bistro. 3. Aerial Tram - Brings you to the highest observation point with stunning views, access to hiking trails, and Corbet's Cabin (home of the famous waffles). Corbet's Cabin and Piste Mountain Bistro will be reviewed separately in upcoming posts

Jackson Hole the Staple of Skiing!! Love this mountain the runs are steep and hard cut. The…read moreSteepest Vertical Drop in North America!! Hard cut mountain but awesome Runs and the scenery is amazing!! Easy 5 Stars !!

Do NOT reserve site 1. There r no trees or shade as advertised. We had to switch and beg for a…read morerefund. And still pay for the new site.

We stayed here for one night after driving through Yellowstone. Was a very secluded campsite which…read morewas nice and the creek nearby was awesome. Bathrooms were fine and the water pumps were good. Got a bit creepy at night but is definitely a good private campsite that's not too far out of the way if you're looking for somewhere to stay between Yellowstone and Grand Tetons.

Jenni Lake Lodge was our last step on a long trip to see different national parks. It did not…read moredisappoint. The dinners were amazing. And sitting in the lobby with the fireplace going after a long day could not have been more relaxing.

At $1000 USD a night, we are expecting this to be the highlight of our trip. We were given the…read moreYarrow cabin; this double bed cabin was nicely arranged with comfortable mattress, top of the line sheets and all the bathroom amenities you need. The cabin also has a wet bar with cafe machine, well stocked with capsule coffee, hot chocolate and tea. The room itself is within the forest and well shaded. Coming from Hawaii, it is cold for us at its summer nights when the temperature gets into the 50's. But heater is available in the room. The surround forest is beautiful and tranquil. On our daily short walks to the dining room, we were awarded with the fragrant fresh pine tree forest smell, the beautiful view of the Grand Teton Mountain range, and a well designed delicious 5-course meal. The booking includes free breakfast and free dinner. It also includes horse riding around the Jenny lake, free use of the well maintained beach cruisers. The cabin we are in has a wall that is shared by a neighbor. But there are more expensive individuel cabins that are not shared. The location is ideal as it is a short bike ride to the Jenny Lake Visiter Center, it also offers the best wide and well maintained bike route, separate from cars. It is also close the famous hike to Inspiration Point and many more trails. In the end, this was the highlight of our trip. Very expensive, but it you can afford it, go for it!