Jackson Hole / Snake River KOA

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.

Found this while on our honeymoon. I took a big chance on getting one of the cabins for our honeymoon. But once we pulled up and she saw it she fell in love witb it. It was so nice inside. And front doir view of the river. It was nice having the large window above the door so when we woke up we saw tje tree rops and sky line. Cant wait to rent more cabins on out trip at other KOAs. Thanks for making this a hit. Price was great. And cabins clean and cute

First Koa we have stayed at. We have a small travel trailer and spots were easy in and out. Friendly staff, clean, and right on the snake river! Fly fishing heaven and that’s just what we did. Only complaints, pricey, fills up quickly, and a bit of a trek into town.

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.

We really had low expectations since we have stayed at KOAs elsewhere but we reserved a cabin overlooking the Snake River. Check in was a breeze and we were given a map and key to the place. I told my mom and daughter not to have high expectations since the website did not show a pic of the cabins overlooking the river.
When we pulled around the bend some of the cute smaller cabins had flowers in the window sills and they looked quaint. We parked at ours (two story) and as soon as we walked around to the front and saw the river we got really excited. Upon entering the cabin it was very clean and new looking. It surpassed our expectations. Had enough room for us and all of our junk we brought for our day trips and game playing. We stayed three nights and by the time we left I was seeing a possibility to someday live in a tiny house in the woods.
It was a bit farther from the town of Jackson than desired but a lovely drive. The staff were friendly, clean grounds, looked like some great tent spots along the river. Check out was easy. All we were asked to do was wash our dishes and put the trash outside for them to pick up. I didn’t think that was unreasonable to ask.
We would definitely return here. There was a ton of smoke from the wild fires so unfortunately our views were not as stellar as they could have been but we had a blast any way.

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…

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.

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!

The cabins were very small but were clean. The management was rude and unfriendly. Do not expect to have an area where children can run and play. The river and creek are too close to the only swing set which is also too close to the entrance and the busy road. Do not expect any privacy either. Be careful not to pay full price for a deluxe cabin that has not been updated. A few of the deluxe cabins do not have a stove and only only have a pint size refrigerator. They have plumbing issues and the fire alarm beeped all night. They are the same price as the newer ones with a stove. The price was outrageous for a KOA. We will not be returning there.

I love to camp and I love cabins but I have never stayed at a KOA site before. Mostly because we aren’t quite ready to start camping with my 3 year old yet. We figured we’d at least give one of the cabins a try. These cabins are bit more glamping than camping but it’s what we need right now.
We booked the Honey Bear Cabin which had the main bed in the living room which was also a kitchen. Then there was another bedroom that had a twin over queen bunk bed and a bathroom. The cabin also had A/​C and an LCD tv
This was exactly what we needed for now until we can start camping, but the cabins were just spotless, well maintained, and absolutely amazing. The only thing I have to complain about is how bad the wi-​fi was, but then again it’s free and it’s a KOA campsite so I wasn’t expecting anything spectacular anyway.
My experience was truly top notch and I think I will be booking more KOA cabins in the future until we can start fully camping. I would recommend this site to anyone. I give the Jackson Hole /​Snake River KOA 5 Doubledays.

Stayed in a cabin just above the river. Loved having our own space to sit outside at our picnic table or have a bonfire. Cabin was clean with good use of space. Loft area for kids was cute and my daughter enjoyed lining the window ledges with rocks from the beach. Kitchen has all the basic amenities including toaster, full fridge, microwave, dishes, etc.
Staff were really friendly and casual. Told us about a grocery store just a mile up the road, have board games to check out, convenient with rafting pick up onsite.

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.

There are a few things I expect from a KOA: hot shower, clean bathroom, friendly people and good location. Yes, they have those things here.
But: the tent sites are tiny and on top of one another as are the RV sites. The bulk of the grounds is occupied by deluxe and rustic cabins.
We rented the Honey Bear cabin for a night, came with a gas grill, fire pit and bathroom, kitchenet and spare room with bunk beds. It was cute, but felt like we were in pretty RV. The ladies at the front desk were unphased when we told them the cabins hot water was not working right.
I wouldn’t spend more than one night traveling through here. I like a lot more space and less tiny houses around.

This place was ok. We showed up at 8:05 PM looking for a campsite. There were still people in the office/​store that closed at 8 PM. They saw us but didn’t come out to see if we needed assistance booking a site. It worked out ok because they have an after hours booking station. Oh well.
The campsites were comically small. The map made them look huge but I literally laughed out loud upon seeing ours. It was next to a «children’s play area» that was a single set of monkey bars. It was hysterical. Just enough room for our two person tent. On the plus side, it was right next to the river so that drowned out any noise from close by neighbors.
There are two things that bump this place to three stars. The bathrooms near the campsites are SPOTLESS. Every stall has it’s own window, a locking door, an individual light, and a real toilet. The sinks and mirrors look brand new. And there are free showers. Best campsite bathrooms I’ve ever used. Second, the main office/​store has a breakfast seating area that was warm and quaint. Wish I had spent more time there.
Overall this place is an ok alternative to the expensive motels in the area, especially for a simple overnight stop. Nothing special, nothing horrible.

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.

Yes, this place is more expensive than your state or national camp sites but it’s got one cool view. At least where we were able to grab a spot at. It was about 75 ft away from the river and the whole night I fell asleep to the soothing sounds of rushing water.
Now for the stuff I didn’t really like about this camp site.
The sites are pretty close together. Much closer than your national/​state park camp sites. These sites are pretty much good for only one family sized tent. Otherwise, you’re best off paying for another camp site.
Another thing about the site is that since it’s really small and close, making a fire without getting complaints from your next door neighbor or drinking too late into the night or just normal voiced chatting can be difficult.
There’re limited number of river side sites as the rest are up on the embankment up staircase but the rentals up there are for cabins and the bathrooms are up there too. Honestly, the bathroom was ok.
But even for all of the shortfalls, if I were to go there by myself or with one or two other people, it’s not that bad of an experience.
Price: $ 35 per site

My husband and I spent 3 nights here post-​Yellowstone on our honeymoon. What a great little place! We splurged for the deluxe cabins which are like new and so awesome!
Ours had a very comfortable bed, extra room with another bed and bunked which we didn’t need/​use, full bathroom with shower and kitchen area with mini-​fridge, sink cabinets etc. and a nice size flat screen tv with DirecTV cable. They will also clean your room/​give fresh linens upon request.
The KOA property is literally ON a gorgeous and fishable stretch of the Snake River. We had a blast. The neighbors and staff were all friendly and pleasant.
The only downside is that you are about 15mins south of downtown Jackson Hole. If you plan to visit Teton Natl Park, it’s a little hike but very scenic.
Overall, I would highly recommend this facility!!!

Overpriced, extremely close to your neighbors and very small sites.
Internet was very slow and frustrating.
Bathrooms were not the cleanest, and super busy w the amount of trailers (campers) that stay there. I’m glad we only stayed where 1 night there, and well never go back.

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.

This review is for the kamping studio. We didn’t use the shared bathrooms so I have no comment on those. The RV and camping sites seem to be very close to one another. Picture parking your RV in a dirt parking lot. Campsite down by the river seem decent, but a bit of a walk to restrooms. Again we didn’t camp so no real review of those sites.
My husband, 2 yr old son and I stayed here in June 2011. The kamping studio was great. Based on a sticker in the cabinet I am going to say this cabin was about 2 months old. So it was very clean and everything was nice and new. This place can easily sleep 5 people with a full bed in the main room and a full bed on the lower bunk and twin bed in the top bunk in the other room. The bathroom even had a hairdryer so there is no roughing it here. Plus there is heat and AC. So we were quite comfortable.
The good: New cabin. Large new gas grill outside with a burner so while there is no cook top inside you can easily use the grill burner to cook. Picnic table and fire ring outside. The staff in the store are very nice and helpful.
The bad: The cabins are VERY close to one another. If you stand with your arms stretched out between two cabins you can almost touch both. So there is not much privacy and no real views from the cabin.