I don't understand the bad review we read and we almost passed this place by as a result. I'm glad we pulled in to check it out because we had an incredible experience!! Our next KOA option was 2 hours down the road and we wanted to enjoy the evening instead of spend it in the car. The location couldn't have been better; we got their last cabin and it was just above the Snake River. We wish we could have gotten a tent site because those were right on the riverbank. We had our tent and gear in the car but were glad to have the cabin instead since there were no other options. Check-in staff was super friendly and helpful. Bathrooms were clean; we liked that they were private as opposed to the multi-toilet/shower versions in other KOAs. The bed was ok; linens aren't provided so we used our sleeping bags and we'll plan better next time. We truly wish we could have stayed more than just one night; it was the end of our road trip so we had to move on to Phoenix and booked another KOA in Bryce Canyon, Utah. We want to plan a multi-day trip to Wyoming/Montana next summer and will use KOA whenever we can. One of the other things we love about KOA is that it is much more social than staying in a hotel; we always meet cool people and our daughter makes new friends every time. This never happens at a hotel. Only 2 complaints; neither of which affects whether we'll be back and I'm still giving 5 stars. 1. wifi was pretty much useless; even in the lobby. Hope they can fix that. It took a long time to load/read/send emails. 2. The bathroom toilet paper dispenser is mounted on the wall behind the toilet (except in the ADA bathroom.) You have to be a contortionist to reach it! In addition, when the roll is new is won't turn; imagine how frustrating that might be under certain circumstances! That's probably a visual you don't need but, hey, everybody poops! Overall we LOVED our stay and want to return as soon as possible! read more

AWFUL AWFUL AWFUL! We had our family reunion here, 5 nights. 5 families from all over the US met here. The cabin renters were overcharged. One trailer site member had to leave a day early, gave a 3 day notice but the KOA said they would only credit the day if their site was rented. One family was charged for 6 days when they only booked for 5. Then our truck broke down the day of checkout, we could not get our trailer towed for a few hours, with over 1/2 their sites still empty at 2pm, they kept harping us to move our camper. Like we were supposed to throw it on our backs and walk it out of the campground. Not friendly or helpful with a family of 7 stuck 2200 miles from home. Never Again!! read more

I want to tell everyone about our experience at Hoback Wyoming KOA we came in on a Friday and left on Monday so we were there and set up for quite a few days we got the larger cabin this week because we had dogs which we had set up prior to check in. We then got there approximately late afternoon we were caring a car trailer they had told us that they had emailed the reservation which states no trailers OK we were a little confused about that that there was no room for a trailer so they instructed us to go to a place down the road for $25 a night for a trailer as they were speaking to us a gentleman comes in all upset about a trailer saying there's no trailers very loud very upset very disturbing. Funny they had open spots all weekend and considering the multiple problems and lies we were told you would think they would be a little more accommodating. We then got our cabin and started unloading dogs and luggage we had noticed we purchased and was confirmed for a cabin with 1 queen in a separate room and a queen with a twin bunk on top so we went to the front office again to find out they had no other cabins available with the two queens and twin bunk on top we received a 54.00 as a discount which I think it should've been more. Then we talked to the manager about the fact that they said there was a cooktop and we didn't have one in the cabin, but we could use the BBQ outside to cook (rain and snow and 30 degrees weather and all). The problem with this is I personally called the KOA to get a room big enough for my family and double checked twice to make sure we had the beds we needed, the stove top I wanted and of course Internet/w-fi. You can imagine my surprise when we didn't get the beds, stovetop or any service the whole time (side note when we asked another employee about service their comment was we never have service here. I feel that this KOA has misrepresented themselves and I will be posting this on any site I can think of so no one else will fall for being over charged and not getting anything they paid for. The manager on Sunday that we talked to was very rude to me and the only time she seemed concerned about my complaint was when I told her I planned on complaining to the corporate offices. I for one will never stay here again. Sent from my iPad read more

My family and I stayed for the sixth time at the Jackson, WY KOA. This time was the most upsetting. My family and I journeyed from Missouri to Wyoming and back over a two week span. Along the way, we stayed in many KOAs. The one in Jackson, WY was a disappointment to all KOAs. The staff were rude, safety was a concern, and the facilities were dirty. The employees were very rude. I was the second car to our cabin for the week. I was aware and ready to pay for a parking pass, but the employees felt the need to lecture about how they discourage two vehicles (despite the fact they offer cabins to more than 4 people). After paying my $10 a day to park, the employees then ordered me to park up front (while talking over me and handling the situation rudely). Upon asking the desk about why I had paid for a pass to park, yet had to park at the office, he offered no consolation. There were other cars parked at the office without permits, when asked about this they simply stated "we know those people". The rest of the week I parked up front and did not display my tag. My advice: don't go into the office and pay the $10 a day. Simply park up front without paying the fee. Additionally, the facilities posed a safety concern when the neighbor started shooting guns and threatening campers. The police were called and the employees only told some campers about the threat. The rest of us were out sitting by our campers, while they believed a shooter was in camp. Finally, the restrooms were very dirty and not well maintained. Even after the scheduled cleaning the bathrooms were found in disgraceful states. read more

Cabin is super cute, it's very clean inside! You can't beat the view, the river is right next to you! My only complaint would be the mattress in one of the rooms, it was super hard and stiff, my brother woke up with a sore hurting back. Please change those. The shower was kind of spraying everywhere, easy fix. Other than that l, super great stay! Also low price compared to what you'll find in the city. read more

Jackson Hole / Snake River KOA - Campgrounds Near Me - Jackson, Wyoming

Complete garbage. Some of the workers were very rude in giving us our place. (At least one was nice). The campground was poorly constructed because our parking space was barely wide enough for a small car and the tents had to be set up in a trashy area. The WiFi was only intermittently connected and was very slow. The only positive of this was that the showers worked properly but the bathrooms were mostly portable-potties which were annoying. read more

Do you like your campgrounds expensive and crowded with a side of loud guests and rude, condescending management? Yes? Well, this KOA is the place for you! Upon check-in, the management failed to disclose the fact that a wedding would be taking place at the campground during our stay... Throughout the entire weekend, we were subjected to loud groups of wedding guests scattered throughout the campground - most notably at the tent site directly next to ours. For two nights in a row, we were kept awake until 1-2:00 in the morning by the sounds of 15-20 people partying, drinking, playing the guitar AND DRUMS. My husband and I complained to our "neighbors" on multiple occasions until the noise finally stopped. Upon check-out, I spoke to the manager on duty and described how disappointed we were that the management seemed to prioritize the needs of the wedding party over their other guests, that management should have patrolled the grounds more often, and that we paid a lot of money for a riverside tent site ($55/night) - and experience disturbed by a bunch of drunken 20-somethings. The manager not only refused even a partial refund, he offered NOT EVEN A SIMPLE APOLOGY. Instead, he actually doubled-down and blamed me for not finding him in the middle of the night instead of complaining directly to the party-goers. He was rude, condescending, and told me he didn't care if I ever returned to KOA. RUDE. RUDE. RUDE. LOUD. LOUD. RUDE. read more

This RV park is really about 70% cabin and about 30% RV sites. There are no sites very large but the one they gave us was about 24 ft long to accommodate our 24 foot trailer. We paid $100 a night and didn't even have a space to park our car or the ability to reach the sewer connection. When I talked to Kate in the front office she told me I was free to pick up and move and there was nothing she would or could do about. This RV Park is over 12 miles from town, doesn't have trees at every site and is way overpriced. I would not stay here again. read more

We had a wonderful, overnight stay here. Our cabin was clean and contained all the basics, e.g. kitchen utensils, appliances, dishware/cookware, nice bathroom with plenty of towels (large, soft) and comfy bed, Dish TV. Wifi was poor in our cabin; better in the store. Staff was very friendly, courteous, and helpful. Bought wood for the fire pit and enjoyed several hours around the fire enjoying the quiet, night air and sound of the river. Based on our experience would highly recommend this place. read more

This was by far the crappiest, most run down KOA I have ever seen and stayed at. We originally booked two night at a "deluxe camo site on the river" for the "low price" of $50 a night. To just have a nightly patrol in his golf cart cruising around at all hours of the night. The bathroom were run down and dirty, the cabins were basically 3ft from each other in just glad we didn't pay to stay in one of those. The staff was completely useless. NO WIRELESS INTERNET at all despite was the amenities claim. Save you money and go else where unless you prefer to be within arm's length sleeping and eating from your neighbors read more

We will never return. Cramped tight spaces so bad that our neighbor made a fire and sparks blew on our tent trailer. Close to town which was good and no shower lines but no amenities at all. The tight space alone made it not worth the money. Speaking of money it cost $40 more than the last KOA where we stayed, which was wonderful. read more

We've been to a lot of KOA's over the last few years and particuluarly on this trip (23 states!). Snake River Park was a clean lovely oasis. The staff was really friendly and amenities, store, etc were all great. The kids had fun with Horseback riding across the street and whitewater trips that leave (via bus) right there. Would highly recommend for tent campers and RV's as we had both! read more

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The most expensive, double cost KOA we stayed in. No WiFi, no full hook up as we requested I believe it's the weather fault, very close to other campers, old,...the Missoula one was the best. read more

This is the worse campground I have ever stayed at. The power pole had an issue when they had someone plug into the same pole and it caused my power to go out. My pipes froze with no heat. They were rude about it and Denied they had an issue. The sites are right on top of each other. To put a slide out, it ends up on top of a neighbors picnic table and the staff are the rudest people I've ever seen! You are better off to park on a pull off along the street. Oh and the cost is a joke for what you don't get! read more

CAMPERS AVOID AT ALL COST! If I could give it a -10, I would. I am a small business owner and it is against everything in me to write a bad review BUT THIS NEEDS TO BE DONE!!! Where to start...we'll lets see. First, the bathrooms are awful and full of mold. Absolutely disgusting...I actually felt dirtier coming out of the shower. Camping area is crammed!!! I mean really crammed and that is what leads me to what happened. Last year, I stayed at this KOA...wasn't happy so decided to stay in a near by state park. It just so happens that ALOT of KOA'S offer the ability to pay for showers for those that don't stay....it's a nice service to have when you stay at state parks. So turns out Jackson Hole stopped doing that...fine, no problem. I decided to pay for 2 nights tent camping...didn't stay but heck needed to shower...Well, when we checked in, we weren't given the tags that supposedly hang from the car rear view mirror to let KOA personnel know we were paying customers...so when we pull up to shower we are immediately accosted by a gentleman telling my son he can't be here...my son explains we have paid for 2 nights and gives him our last name. About an hour later I go to take a shower and this woman immediately approaches and is VERY RUDE AND ACCUSING US OF NOT BEING PAYING CUSTOMERS...I tell her my last name and head to take a shower...it's at this point that I remember this awful woman and how she handled customers last year that we're planning a raft trip ( there is a rafting outfit that works out of this location, would NEVER use them as they are affiliated with this KOA.) Anyway, it's at this point I tell her I remember her and her awful customer service. Her husband, comes over and tells me to get out. I explain to him that we are being hassled and have been continually because THEIR employee failed to give us the parking pass...he then curses at me for 5 minutes...REALLY BAD LANGUAGE. Oh, I never said one curse word. He then threatens to call the Sheriff because I'm trespassing??? Ummmmmm...no! I paid for 2 nights to just use your showers!!! He then continues to be belligerent...IT WAS AWFUL AND HE IS A VERY HORRIBLE PERSON...apparently he and his wife are the managers of the property. They should be fired hands down for the way the treated me and my family... read more

We stayed 3 nights in the mama bear. The cabins were very close together (the map was very misleading.) the cabin was cute and mostly clean. The wifi only worked about 10 feet outside of the main office which was quite frustrating. And there were not any places to recycle either. It would be nice if there were some evening events for patrons and families. read more

Paid the KOA premium to stay in a tent site expecting the usual KOA quality. We were disappointed. There is only one moldy shower stall in the tent area. Road to tent sites is tight and rough. Overall, the place seems run down. The one positive is the beautiful location on the Snake River. read more

This is a good park, yes it is a little pricey but you are paying for the convenience of h20, electric, showers, laundry and wifi. You also have the white water rafting that is located right at the park. The staff is very nice and helpful, and the owner super friendly and knowledgeable of the area. The park is small and tight but located in a good area to all local attractions. read more

Jackson Hole / Snake River KOA - Campgrounds Near Me - Jackson, Wyoming

My family and are here right now and we booked a handicap accessible cabin for the three handicap people in our family and they refuse to give us the handicap ones saying that it was our fault and that's not what we booked. It says on our confirmation receipt that we booked handicap. This place is NOT accommodating to their customers at all. They also told us that all of the tent sites were booked so we could only have us younger people on the tent site one night. We packed up all our stuff after that and then found out that there are actually open tent sites available. My uncle-in-law argued with management about it trying to get us back on the tent site and they refused. So we've basically been screwed over our entire stay here. read more

This was a cozy campground, which i don't mind. If you have an RV, there is a communal campfire. I wouldn't mind having my own fire but this way I made lots of friends with other campers and heard their stories. They have great activities and are near a lake but.. it moves to fast to go in without a life jacket and a raft (it's all pretty cold). I found the staff OK. This place isn't bad but it's nothing special. A good stop when it gets to late to drive anymore... read more

first time staying at a Koa, so not quite sure what we expected. overall the cabin is well designed, kids liked the loft sleeping area and other bedroom could be closed of for privacy. my biggest complaint is that most things like the mattress, utensils, pots and pans were of the lowest quality possible. Bed squeaked with every movement and the pots and pans were so old and used they were barely usable. front desk staff are awesome and helpful. read more

Stayed in a furnished cabin with six people. It had a bathroom, cooktop, fridge, microwave, propane grill, indoor and outdoor tables, pots and pans, dishes, linens, and an outdoor fire ring. The cabin was clean and everything functioned well. This KOA is mostly cabins of various sizes and amenities. Only a few RV and tent sites. The staff we dealt with was friendly and helpful. Parking was limited. Our party had three cars, we had to pay a fee to park the extra two in overflow parking. This KOA is about ten miles from the actual town of Jackson. This was fine with us. WiFi did not work at our cabin, my daughter said it worked fine at the lodge. Maybe a little pricey, but everything in Jackson seems to be a little pricey. If you have a need to be close to town and want to dine out, you might not like this KOA. It suited our needs fine. Overall we enjoyed our stay. read more

The cabin was small and cozy. Clean, hot shower was nice. Stuff to make coffee. Didn't like the fact that I had to clean-up the place before I left. For $179 I figured they could do that but it is what it is. General store with some cereal for breakfast. Great place to go down and enjoy Snake River. read more

So nice to be able to show up at mid-nite and be able to find our cabin! It was right on the river- slept so well, with the crisp fresh air! Bathrooms were clean! Wifi only happened in the lobby. Coffee was alright. Staff was very friendly and helpful! We will go back there for a river rafting trip! read more

This will undoubtably be the most scathing review I have given for any business. I do so with regret. I drove 800 miles with my brother (a multiple tour veteran) to Jackson for the solar eclipse, as did a few other people. We decided to wing it and just go. As imagined camp sights were non existent anywhere we looked. I called the KOA and was told one site was left for a 2 night min. and $200 a night (normally $50 supposedly). I get it bump your prices for the eclipse and make extra money at the end of the season. Campground was an hour too far out of range for totality I might add. Anyways when we got there the old lady now said knowing we were desperate it was $1000 a night with 2 nights min. as well as 4 whitewater rafting trips. Jaw dropped on floor so loud everyone in the room turned to look. She did say they could do a 10% discount for military service on the site. Thanks lady,$200 off so only $1800 for a site that's normally $50 but you said $200 on the phone and then $1000 when we got there. Absolute crooks, really disgusting they would do that to people especially someone who served protecting this country. Rant end read more

Loved it here! I don't understand all the complaints. It's beautiful, fun, the staff is really nice. We loved being right on the river, the camp store is great and you can grab tea/hot chocolate/coffee for a dollar every day. Would definitely stay here again! read more

Place is very clean and well kept. Cabins are close together and the campground is crowded. Still we had a nice stay, and the campground is close to many attractions. Check-in is easy. read more

I'd like to say this is the worst place I've ever stayed but we were told we HAD to leave because we had a small 10 ft trailer so technically we never got to stay here. We got into Jackson late (approx 8pm) and I was told that the cabin would be unlocked and to check in in the am. That all went ok. We set up our entire cabin, ate the take out we brought and had just opened a beer on the porch with our dog and cat when approached by a campground employee. Keep in mind it's now 9:45pm. We were then told we needed to leave because of our trailer which was parked in the second space that is included in the cabin rental not blocking or taking up anymore room on the grounds. I was told I had to either LEAVE or park it someplace in Jackson. (Let's also keep in mind that my husband and I were moving across the country and that our entire lives were in that trailer.) I was told that if I wanted to talk to the manager that he was located in the camper next to the laundry room. When I get there he's in a golf cart. THE SAME GUY IN THE SAME GOLF CART THAT SAW ME PULL IN WITH A TRAILER AN HOUR AND FORTY-FIVE MINUTES EARLIER!!!! Not only was he extremely rude to me about his supposed "no trailer" policy he had absolutely no compassion for the fact that it was 9:45pm. On top of all that there were 2 other trailers parked on the property! When booking I was never told about the no trailer policy just that there was an extra charge for overage parking which I was totally willing to pay and told him that. It would have been appreciated if he had let us at least stay there for the night (besides the fact that he lost $100 for the night) but his ego was too big to be a compassionate and smart business person. I did however get my full refund for the two nights and the woman who I spoke with in the office was extremely nice and helpful. I would never recommend staying here to anyone. Besides the horrible manager it's also very crowded and the cabins are no more than 5 feet from each other. If you want to roast a marshmallow on your own fire and have a real camping experience then check someplace else out. This place is THE WORST!! read more

We stayed in one of the cabins. There were 6 of us, and it was adequate. We didn't spend much time there besides sleeping, so it was great for us. One room with double bed, another with bunk-double bottom and single on top and then the loft with a double and single mattress up there. Place was clean with full fridge, small stovetop and sink, grill outside. There were dishes, cleaning supplies and paper products. Each cabin is pretty close to each other, but was relatively quiet at night. River was fun for kids to wade in and throw rocks into. read more

My family and I stayed at the KOA and had a great time. The campground was really updated and the staff was great. We ended up taking a whitewater and my kids thought it was a high point of the trip. We will be staying there again next time we're in Jackson. read more

The Good: Location, nice river, some tent sites located far away from everyone else on rivers edge, friendly staff, great cabins, rafting trips The Bad: overpriced, they nickle and dime you for everything ($10 to park your RV if you are staying in a cabin), they make you take out your own trash from the trash can in the cabins (for over $200 a night you'd think they could take care of that for you), they charge extra if you want them to provide linens. RV sites are crammed together, parking lot feel. Stay elsewhere. read more

If I could choose no stars I would. I cannot recommend anything about this place except that they did refund our money. The campsite we reserved was described as deluxe but had the following problems: 1. Food in the campsite. Not only is this gross and not deluxe it attracts pests. 2. The site was not flat, so no good way to setup a tent. 3. The site could not accommodate a family tent or two small backpacking tents as they say. Nor was there room to have the tent away from the fire pit. 3. It was hard to turn our Honda Pilot around and we got stuck on our way out after staying 5 minutes. 4. There was a junkyard of equipment right next to the camp. 5. When we asked to move sites the manager was rude to my wife and then me stating we could take it or leave it. This left us scrambling on a Sat eve in summer for a new camp spot. Do not go here. I have camped everywhere: KOA's, backpacking, state park, etc and I have never seen such a poor campsite. And at $45 or so per night it is not worth it. The Gros Ventre campground has over 300 sites. Instead choose anything else. I notice that a few other folks have described a similar experience. Happy Camping (but not Happiness here) Chris read more

On first glance it was pretty nice looking. Gas grill, on the river, loft, clean bathroom. But it didn't take long to realize how poor this was. Barely any hot water, so dirty we had to clean ourselves, loft is only suitable for kids, poor heating, and many broken things, including the steps leading up to loft. read more

If I could give this KOA a zero, I would do so, because that is what they deserve. The cabins seem nice, but the RV park is the most congested KOA that I have ever seen. They also have an irrigation system that has pipes coming up out of the ground - right outside the RV door - a real safety hazard, but if you mention it to them they become hostile. The manager is a nasty man with no customer service skills. If you are not happy with some aspect of the park - too bad, go elsewhere, because around Jackson Hole in the summer, it is a "sellers market." I will never come back here, and will not recommend it to anyone. In fact, KOA should be embarassed to have their name on this park. read more

Well, this KOA shames the chain. When I arrived with my family around 5:45PM, there wasn't any hot water in the showers any more. Went to talk to the manager the second morning, he told me to "stop complaining my vacation to him" I was like What?! RV people, you can just pull over anywhere near Jackson that will be better than this place. Lots are extremely small and close to each other. And this is one of the most expensive KOA there is. Skip this KOA. Skip dealing with the management. The manager name is Tom Elliot. You will be lucky if he doesn't pull a gun on you. read more

This place is a dump. Everything was packed extremely tight and was in poor condition. We had campers within 6 feet on both sides of us and behind. The showers and bathrooms were FILTHY and had not been maintained. To top it off, the cost was about 2x of any other KOA I stayed at on my trip (about 6). Not too many choices in the area but I would recommend you find a different place to stay! read more

No. We've been staying at KOA's for two decades and never have we been so disappointed. We're staying in a deluxe cabin at more than 200.00 a night. The cabin itself is not bad, but way overdone and doesn't feel like camping at all. The front porch does not have the traditional 'Kabin' porch swing, instead two plastic chairs. The cabins all face each other, maybe twenty feet separates one cabin's front from the one across the concrete gravel courtyard, and a car's width to each side. So, as you sit on your porch you're forced to see and be seen by every action of yours and your neighbor. The cabins are set in a small circle with gravel surrounding, not a trace of grass. The biggest let down? -- two douchy glass-rock, propane style fire pits that are shared by the whole circle. No rustic camping fire pits for the family to sit around and roast marshmallows. The kid's park is one swing set with only swings. No pool, they suggest you take a dip in the Snake River--- and good luck not being swept away! No parking outside of the laundry facilities, so make the loads tiny folks. Dumpsters are on display in front of the property and the parking lot is tiny. Ugh. We asked if we could cancel our second night's stay well within 24 hours notice and were told that we could, but there would be no refund since it wasn't 48 hours because the deluxe cabins are so hard to fill. We now know why. Feeling like a couple of suckers. All in all, it looks nice, but feels awful and cramped and douchy. read more

Although the Snake River KOA has some redeeming qualities, I wouldn't stay there again unless I absolutely had no other options. For starters, the prices are astronomical. $39/night to sleep in a tent is ridiculous, even if there are bathroom and laundry facilities available. The sites and "kabins" are all extremely close together - there is no privacy whatsoever. If you are unlucky enough to be anywhere near a large group, family with a lot of kids, or even just a young group who wants to stay up past the 10pm "quiet time", don't plan on getting much sleep. The tent site we stayed at (one of the more expensive river sites, because that's all that was available) was all sand. All of our camping gear was full of / covered in sand by the time we left. We camp quite often and are used to having our stuff get dirty, but the sand is more difficult to get out of small areas. In addition, we stayed during the middle of a week (Sunday - Wednesday). I'm not sure how often they empty the porta-potties, but by Tuesday morning, the ones closest to us were almost full. It was quite disgusting. Finally, when they say check out time is at 11AM, THEY MEAN IT. We were just getting everything loaded in our car a few minutes after 11 when someone drove by and made note of the fact that we hadn't completely cleared out yet. When I tried to reason with the young girl at the front desk, she was extremely rude to me (although, she was the only rude staff member I encountered during our stay so that's a plus) and had no problem charging me the $10 late checkout fee. Granted, it was my fault, but could have been handled much better by the staff. On the plus side, they do keep the bathrooms clean and there are shower facilities which is nice if you need it. read more

Reserved 2 day in poo bear cabin. We arrived 1day earlier then planned. They were able to transfer our two day stay to one day and move it up a day. (We only needed one day anyways). They worked it out. The only cabin available was mama bear which was fine but the price jumped up by another $160 that night. That plus our deposit. Putting it over $200 for a cabin. We were shocked but it was either loose the deposit and get a hotel elsewhere. Which had we, probably would have cost us more. So we opted to pay the additional $150. To our surprise the cabin was awesome. Had own shower, bath, upstairs loft, kitchen, tv, dining table....your own mini apartment. It was actually quite nice. Was very clean and quaint. Although a bit on the expensive side, was worth it. The cabin was awesome and I want my very own in my backyard. read more

Seriously, no wi-fi in the rooms. I booked this through a National Parks Reservation website and got totally scammed. Was led to believe this was a cabin inside the Grand Teton National Park. It's not. It's on the other side of Jackson, WY, and I paid over $200 for a night in a cabin. Got there today and checked in. No wi-fi in the cabin. No cell service to try and find another room before turning my key back in 10 minutes later. The lights in the ceiling didn't work - just lamps. Very dark. Very, very loud with the RVs across the gravel driveway running their generators. I went to turn in my key and let them know we wouldn't be staying, and was told there is better wi-fi there in the "lobby" which was full of people hanging out and visiting. Hard to do any work like that, and no cell reception just doesn't work for me. I was told there wouldn't be any refund - yeah, no problem. I am just happy to have found a much nicer, cheaper, and silent room in Jackson Hole, close to the Grand Tetons and able to get wi-fi so I can write my review. read more