Food was TERRIBLE! I saw multiple rats! Room was filthy and people flirting with me in shower!…read moreDon't go here!

Food was pretty gross. Bed mat wasn't very comfortable and the blanket was rough and itchy. My cell…read moremate was half naked and looked like the fat era Jim Morrison. He kept yelling at the guards and chugged water non stop causing him to pee every ten minutes. The officers thanked me for being a good guest. Hopefully I'll never be back.

This is a spot not to miss when you are in the Jackson area or on the way to Teton National Park…read morefrom Jackson. If you are into dishes, you will find this hatchery to be quite intimidating! It's a federally owned hatchery that is producing two local types of fish to put back in the wild! We were provided a 20 minute tour by Emma. The tour was very informal. I could have been on the tour longer as was so interesting. After the tour, you can walk around the museum and hatchery. I'd not interested in a tour, you can walk around by yourself. At this place you can even fish in the small pond in the back, although I hear the fish are smart so you may not catch one! Open daily 8-5.

Let me start by saying Paul made this tour amazing! This is such a fun little stop especially for…read morefamilies. It so interesting to learn how hatcheries operate, and see all the fish up close through different stages of life.

We stayed about 6 days in the town of Jackson when visiting Grand Teton National Park last summer…read more We were most excited to stay here out of the three places we went because we had heard so many great things about it, although we weren't that impressed with the town iteself and found ourselves often escaping to places all around it instead of spending time in the actual town. The greatest thing that the town of Jackson has going for it in my opinion is it's location to Grand Teton National Park. If you are into skiing, it's an excellent location as well. Everyone that we met in Jackson that were locals stated that they traveled into the town to work because it was such an expensive place to live and lived about an hour outside the city. Everyone that worked here seemed to be a transplant from somewhere else so it was a place that I found lacking an identity and culture. I think what the town of Jackson is going for though is a country theme mixed them trying to be bougie, but there was something about it that just didn't feel genuine at all. I didn't love that there is an airport in the National Park so when you are checking out the beauty of Grand Teton National Park you will hear and see airplanes flying over, which defeats the purpose of being in nature and disconnecting. The town of Jackson is small with a lot of hotels and motels that can't accomodate the small town. For this reason, the streets are packed and crowded. They even have flags that you are supposed to take when you cross the crosswalk and return when you are done so cars stop for you. There is a lot of cars on the road in the area and it's congested and there is not enough parking spots for the amount of people floading the streets. The stores are a little random in my opinion. They are trying to capitalize on tourism and get the most money they can so you will see touristy places like the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar and other tourisy stores with cheap gifts that say Wyoming on them. You probably won't find any real cowboys here, but will find women dressing up as cowgirls for bachlorette parties and things like that. You have stores to appeal to those more bougie like galleries, jewelry stores, and pictures of real estate in the area. We ate at The Restaurant at White Buffalo Club and it was amazing! You will find boutiue kids stores as well since this is a place where you will find a decent amount of families. In the center of the town you have antler arches. All in all, if I visited Grand Teton National Park again, I would probably look for a place to stay outside of the town of Jackson that isn't too far away from the park.

"I'm going to Jackson, I'm gonna mess around Yeah, I'm goin'…read moreto Jackson Look out, Jackson town" (Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash) It's great for skiing and as a gateway to Grand Teton and Yellowstone Parks. But beyond being a popular tourist destination, what Jackson really is, is one cool helluva town! Jackson is a resort town with a 2020 population of under 11,000. It has an airport and a park in the center of town called Town Square - the cultural, civic, and business heart of the community. Each corner of the square has an entry point of arches made from elk antlers! The Town Square is surrounded by local businesses of all kinds including plenty of restaurants, art galleries, and retail shops. And the scenery around town is jaw-droppingly beautiful. Go check out some of the photos I posted. I would have loved to have spent more time here. What a sweet place!

The lady there was very nice in helping me get set up with a PO Box and answered all of my…read morequestions!!

If you're considering using this post office for general delivery, I strongly recommend looking…read moreelsewhere. I visited in person to confirm that they accept general delivery packages from all major carriers (USPS, UPS, FedEx). I was told yes and no form or fee was required. I followed their instructions exactly when addressing the package. According to tracking, my package was delivered on a Friday. When I went in on Monday to pick it up, the only employee on duty, Will, told me it "probably hadn't been sorted yet" and asked me to come back the next day, citing that he was too busy to check. When I returned on Wednesday, Will was there again and he told me without checking that the package had likely been returned to sender. When I asked for clarification, the explanation shifted to say it had definitely been returned, though Will made no effort whatsoever to check for the package in the back. Will just kept telling me they can't locate it because it's a fed ex tracking number and he sent me to fed ex to look for it (surprise it wasn't there). Additionally, be prepared for long wait times--there's usually a 20-minute line at minimum. Based on my experience, I would not recommend relying on this location for anything important that you aren't willing to get lost in the mail.

Love the Antler Arches!!! These are an iconic photo spot for…read moreanyone visiting town. They have 4, one in every corner of the Jackson Hole Square. Highly recommend to anyone!

"When you see a deer you see Bambi And I see antlers up on…read morethe wall" (Brad Paisley) When our tour bus rolled through Jackson Hole en route to our hotel, my eyes caught sight of something bizarre. It was a big archway at an entrance to a park -but what exactly was that arch made of? Well, there are really four arches at every corner of the park, and they are made from elk antlers. They were built by the local Rotary Club in 1953 and have become a beloved Jackson Hole icon as a landmark and photo backdrop for wedding shoots and family portraits. I read that each of the four arches are made of between 1,000 to 2,000 pounds of antlers. The local Boy Scouts pick up antlers that were shed at the Elk Refuge for the arches and harvest them for the arches. Each antler weighs between 5 and 10 pounds, and are mechanically attached around a steel frame to create these magnificent arches. I also read that the antlers degrade over time, so constant inspection and replacement is necessary.

Teton Village dates back to the early 1900's when homesteaders settled here. It has become a "Go…read moreTo" spot for skiing, and winter sports. Additionally, it's great place to browse, dine, shop, sleep or take in one of their many events. I suggest you check online at tetonvillagewy.org or jacksonhole.com or visit Teton Village guest services upon arrival for their "Insiders Guide". Highlights of Teton Village: *Ride the tram at Teton Village. For discounted tickets buy online at jacksonhole.com *Seasonal events such as concerts, antique shows, bike races, hill climbs, marathons and more. For concerts visit, concertscommons.com *12 nearby or on-site lodges *21 restaurants/bars *Plenty of Things to Do: paragliding, wall climbing, disc golf, bungee trampoline, fishing and more. *Relax: Spas, skin care, massage. *Transportation and shuttles go to, friendsofpathways.org.

I needed a quick overnight stay while at the Grand Tetons and found myself staying here at Teton…read moreVillage. It is located at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. There is lodging, dining and many outdoor activities that you can participate in. For activities, you can ski or snowboard at the resort, do some climbing, paragliding, ice skating, go on a dogsled tour or ride the gondola. It's like a mini city here with a post office, grocery store and a gas station also on site. Teton Village has about twenty restaurants if you are looking for food options. Before I left, I did an early morning walk and explored the village. You can't beat the beautiful scenery with the mountains in the background.

OMG they were SO nice on the phone and helped me many times before I got there and when I stayed!!…read more Thank you so much for all your kindness and help!!!!

The best part and seat here in Jackson Hole are the hammock egg chairs on their front porch…read more Every time we walk by, we sit for a spell. Comfy chairs, would be better if the chairs didn't force you to sit so upright, but a fantastic break after walking around downtown. It's a busy Broadway street and lots of cars going by. The Chambers is closed, but they do make it inviting to come and sit a spell.

This was a cute little community park that we stumbled across while we were playing an online game…read morein Jackson. The restaurant we were going to that night was also across the street from the park and we wanted to see the best route to take from our hotel to this area, hence hanging out in the park for a little bit. The park has a lot of amenities, including areas you can rent out for large parties. There are courts for games like pickleball and a nice open grassy space. The playground is very cute and kids of all ages would probably love to play on the sets. There is a nice looking bathroom but unfortunately, they close for the winter, beginning on October 1st.

A wonderful community recreation center that has 4 pickleball courts, a basketball court,…read moreplayground, picnic tables, and complete with men's and women's restrooms. The grounds are beautifully kept with sunny and shaded areas complete with benches and picnic tables dotting the grounds.