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!

They have it all: souvenirs, grocery store, firewood, deli and ATM. It's walking distance from…read moreJackson Lake in case you need some essentials. Their souvenirs are cute but a little on the pricey side, I scoured the clearance section for some cheaper items. There's also bathrooms right around the corner.

A comprehensive gift shop at Colter Bay camping area, within Grand Teton National Park, that's very…read moreeasy to navigate and a great place to browse. Plenty of employees ready to assist, too. For its size, it has something for everyone. It's truly the best place to find a souvenir or to find a forgotten necessity item for your camping trip. Can't fit the item you want in your luggage or you find great Antler handle steak knives that won't make it through security? They ship, too! Problem solved! What do they have here? -Antler handle steak knives and carving sets with antlers found in the Tetons -Sleeping bags, cold weather gear, hats, gloves and more -Children's clothing -Clothing for men and women -Barware -Jewelry -Locally made knives with antler handles -Locally products jams, jelly and more -Houseware items mountain themed -Pendleton and Stetson products -Toys, games and puzzles

Beautiful wooded park. Check in was easy. They walk out of office and come to you. Nice touch! Spot…read morewas somewhat leveled. Sites are staggered so you're not right in top of each other. The bathroom was near so was the garbage. If you want to shower you need to drive to them. The laundry is also in the village area ands you need to drive to as well. Bathrooms are well maintained. Nice metal picnic benches at site. It does have full hookup which comes in handed. Make sure to book early if you want a spot Unfortunately, it was last week in September and most of the other amenities like restaurant, store and water activities were closed for the winter.

The site itself was nice and level. While there are bathrooms, we found out that the showers are…read morelocated at the general store and you have to pay five dollars per person for a shower. This was very disappointing as this was one of the most expensive campgrounds we stayed at during our trip and to not even get a free, hot shower, was ridiculous. Very disappointed in that alone.

It's a solid lodge. Reminds me more of summer camp more than anything else. It's clearly designed…read morefor community, and it would be great if you came here with a large group booking several rooms that were next to each other. The lodges are all single-story so you don't have to worry about other visitors making a lot of noise above you. Rather, you can get lodges adjacent to one another and enjoy the lot of lodges that'll be for you. Amenities. There's a large swimming pool in between the lodges. It's big enough to host a large group of people. There's a also very little concern for food. Considering how far away Grand Teton is from Jackson, it's nice that there are several cafeterias/restaurants above the visiting center. There are a variety of options and a coffee shop that opens up in the morning. There's also another lodge with a restaurant if you want something else to eat. The lodge is very well insulated. It was almost 80 degrees in the lodge by the time we woke up, but it was about 50 degrees outside when we woke up. We slept well, but it would have been nice if it was a bit cooler in the room we stayed in. The bathroom is a bit small, but it seemed fitting considering where we were.

The lodge is within the National Park. We are here for three days as part of a tour. It is mid May…read moretemps are below freezing at night and 40s-50's F during the day. We are in unit 361 with a beautiful view of Jackson Lake and the Grand Tetons. Accommodations are spartan but very comfortable. Everything works. Except the drain in the sink was slow. Minor issues. The place is huge and reminds one of a summer camp and has the feel of a ski lodge. The Lodge main house is nice with expansive views of the mountains and lake. There are a couple of nice restaurants a bar and touristy shoppes that had just about anything you needed. It is rustic. We have stayed in other National Parks, Denali for example, and this is quite similar but our room here has a better view than most. All staff are very friendly and accommodating. Housekeeping was a bit discombobulated. We were not told the rooms would be cleaned every other day we are here for three nights. When we came back from an 8 hour tour on day 2 our room was not cleaned and a fellow was just starting to do that. He was rushing and missed a few things which we needed to remind him of. The place should really be more diligent regarding this stuff. We are using the lodge as a base for our adventures in the area, wildlife spotting, river rafting and nature hikes. Some snow flurries came down. The Blue Heron bar and lounge was really nice. Jean Patrick and Shorty took great care of us each night. Martini's were well prepared and my Vesper was nicely done even though they could not find the Lillet Blanc the first night. We had a few meals at the restaurants. The breakfast in the Mural room was excellent. Service was good. Dinner was in the same place with our tour group a basic meal. Our third night we ate in the Mural again and it was excellent Bison and trout and elk bolognese. We had breakfast in the Pioneer room the next day. A retro diner 1955. Food was good service was great. Apparently all the staff come from somewhere else and work here for the summer months. Everyone is pleasant and simpatico. A nice place to stay at a National Park. Nancy & Mark

Good location, not great. Nice rooms, not great. Almost ski in ski out, but not quite. The…read moreTeton Village is a beautiful area with excellent ski slopes and some very good restaurants. But if you are traveling far to get there and love skiing, stay at the Four Seasons. It's a true ski in ski out, has great restaurants, and provides a true five star experience.

Nestled at the base of the Grand Tetons, this wooden lodge offers rooming for any taste and budget…read more For those folks that wish to be spoiled there's Jackson Lake Lodge with it's beautiful rooms, stunning dining area and views that will take your breath away. Jenny Lake Lodge is a collection of upscale log cabins that will transport you into a world of simply luxury. Colter Bay Village is there for the budget minded camper with log cabins, tent cabins and RV sites. During your stay, I recommend hiking, boating or just a lovely nature walk. The air is clean and nature abounds with surrounding beauty. TIP: Breath in the fresh air, relax with a cool drink and forget about life for a while.

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.

Yes please - so beautiful and everywhere you look like it just seems to be unreal…read more Happy trails!!!

Colter Bay Campground is one of the most north within Grand Tetons. It's a great option for people…read morethat like walking around. The lake trail is right there with a great view of the mountains. It also goes to the colter Bay village. We stayed in E. At the village junction turn right and stay right if tent only. That road is a bit pot holey, especially on the way out. The staff was chill at the entrance. There's a bunch of trash and recycling. Each camp site is roomy with a nice picnic table and bear food holder. The bathrooms mostly worked; they are from 1950-1960s. We were between 2. They don't have dish washing station but more a toilet to flush dish water. The one was out of order. The bathrooms weren't warm so maybe the heaters weren't on or working. Everything worked at them otherwise. The showers are in the village area and $5. There's an attendant. Laundry is also there.

Always happy to get to stay here. Kept up well, they offer tons of trash bins for ease, and check…read morein and out is easy. I wish they would fix their roads though. Especially the one right by the check in booth. It's been bumpy like that since 2023, and it would help if they could pave that out better.

Fantastic experience, I reached out literally last minute and they found a guide for my husband (on…read moreLabor Day weekend!). He fished the Salt River, caught several cutthroat and good sized white fish. The guide, Zack, was great as well. Highly recommend!

Rhett Bain is a top-notch business owner and a great person to connect with when booking a fishing…read moretrip in Star Valley or Jackson, Wyoming. He gave us personal attention and took care of every detail to ensure we had the best possible experience with his professional guide Jared Stabb (best match ever!) while fly fishing on the Salt River.

We took our 4 grandchildren to the free fly fishing day and both kids and grandparents were very…read moreimpressed with the quality of instruction given by Dan, originally from Charleston SC. He had great visuals and hands-on activities which simultaneously met the learning needs of an 8 year old, a 16 year old and 2 in-betweens. A few days later, while hiking, the kids conversed with a couple experienced fly fishers we met and the guys were impressed with what the kids had learned and could identify from just 2 hours of teaching.

I hate to do this, but a fishing guide should know where the fish are biting; he didn't and we got…read moreskunked on a full day trip for two on our 20th wedding anniversary. We fished yesterday and I made my displeasure clear several times on the water and off that we were here to catch fish not just take a pleasure rafting trip. I assume he either didn't tell the proprietor or they don't care as they've had yesterday afternoon/evening and all morning today to reach out (it's now noon the following day). Given the crickets, I'm now writing this review. Initially I spoke with Brian on the phone and he put me at ease as did their online reviews. After finding out that we wanted to catch fish and have views he recommended the Snake River for a full day session. Admittedly he said it was one of the final days for fishing the Snake as the water would be rising later this week, but that we would still be good. We shouldn't expect champion trophies as that was another river, but it would still be plenty of cutt-throat Troutt and a lot of fun with an insane view. Typically 2 out of 3 ain't bad, but given we were there for fish, the view and fun only equate to 1 Star. Admittedly we got 1 bite the entire 6+ hours and I reeled it in so we didn't get completely skunked, but I could have saved half the money and just done the scenic raft tour twice as that's effectively what we received. - 5 stars: fishing guide + 5 stars: equipment + 5 stars: views + 5 stars: fun on the river + 2 stars: education (based on expectation set by other reviews) We had Ian and he was a nice guy and overall we had a good trip with some laughs. I like the guy personally and other than catching fish, we had a great time on the river. However, he admitted at the beginning of the day that this was only his 3rd official outing this year on the Snake and later that he had never personally fished from the groups fishing holes. Neither are good signs as both caused alarm. He didn't know where the fish were biting and it seemed clear that this is not his normal fishing area. That's an absolute first for a fishing guide and not a good first. When you're paying this type of money for a fishing guide you should expect them to be intimately familiar with the water and be able to put you on fish. That was most definitely NOT the case. He clearly knows fly fishing and there definitely was some education, but nothing like what was described by other reviewers. I caught on almost immediately and received a few solid tips from him as he mainly focused on helping my wife. We're both first timers, but were quickly casting to specific areas he would point out and following whatever instruction he gave to improve our odds. I think he really tried to help us catch and even verbalized his frustration a few times at us getting skunked, but at the end of the day, it's his job and the reason we pay the hefty fee, for him to know all the honey holes and where the fish are biting today. Did I mention it was our 20th wedding anniversary and we chose to fish for the day? The Good: Ian is a nice guy who loves Fly Fishing They have good equipment and handle all the details They have a cool spot/camp off the river that's a great place to relax and have your lunch The Snake views are stunning In the first 5 minutes we saw a moose, a marmont and was almost boarded by a beaver The Bad: Doesn't know where to find fish on the Snake Doesn't fish this river enough to know where they are biting Isn't a fishing guide at least for this river Bottom line: if you don't care about catching fish and just want to have a good time with great views, then this is the school/guide for you.

Fished with Ryan October 2023. Initially was to be an all day trip, but I called and changed it to…read morehalf-day since the bite didn't start til later in the morning. Fishing was great. When I called to check out I was told the half-day charge was $695. That's 90% of the whole day charge! Now, this isn't my first rodeo. I've been fishing in Jackson for years, but this is much more than I expected for a half-day trip. But, I sucked it up....then Bruce, the guy on the phone starts complaining that my tip is too low. Really!? Not cool or appropriate. Well, I pay and I call Scott a couple of weeks later. He makes me feel like its my fault. Now, I know it's buyer beware, but, there was no sense of customer service or certainly any interest to have me use them again. Too bad, I really enjoyed Ryan, the guide. John B

Easy to book (got lucky and there was a spot for 2 for a half day trip in Summer, I booked it about…read morea week before.) I recommend you book months in advance tho. Got our fishing licenses there the day before. It's an easy walk from anywhere downtown to the store. Brian our guide met us there for our fishing day. He was great, we drove out and then jumped in his truck for the remainder of the arrival. It was July so the area was beautiful, still a little snow on the Teton's. Didn't fly fish, but we reel fished the float trip and caught a ton of fish. Brian was knowledgable, professional and fun! He knew a ton about the area, and we really had the perfect day. Highly recommend.