The Good: Camp hosts were extremely helpful and friendly. Wi-Fi worked well with good speed. Campgrounds were clean and well kept. Pull through sites were fairly level. Camp visitors were very respectful of each other. The Bad: Campsites are crowded, especially if you have a large rig or are in a back-in site (which shares hook-ups). There is no cable TV, and only three local channels on antenna and they are fuzzy. The camp store covers basic RV supplies, but not basic food and household products. There is a good local market a mile up the road. Laundry is adequate for light duty only. Dryers take two runs to dry clothes. We would stay here again as the positives outweigh the negatives. If you are addicted to television, you better have satellite. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a basic, minimal campground which was fine. I stayed here because of the location. However, when I arrived, they would not honor my discount and were very rude about it. When I complained to the membership company, they checked into it and the management of the campground actually lied about the discount and what concessions they gave us. When I heard about this we just decided to get a refund and leave early. I would never return here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The staff was friendly, but that is the only good I can say about this park. If you are lucky enough to get one of the pull throughs you most likely have a nice spot, but we were put in a back in side by side. This is by far what the majority of the spaces are. It was full of mud and weeds with an old shabby picnic table among the permanent residents.This park has great potential because of it's location, but the back in spots fall way short of many peoples standards. Also, no TV unless you have satellite. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Being 3 year RV enthusiast my wife and myself, have come to understand that survey's such as these, does not pay enough attention to staff and service. At the Teton Valley Campground we received from the staff help with our tow vehicle, weather conditions of our trip, and some comfortable smiles. Teton Valley Campground, we"ll be back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Campground is small. Gravel roads and site, which was level. Good for satellite. Wireless worked. Very quiet. A good alternative to staying in Jackson Hole, which is about 25 miles away. (Route 22 to Jackson Hole has 10% grades. OK for a car, but a challenge for a motorhome.) A good base to explore the Grand Tetons. Stayed here three nights. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice, quiet park. We would have given it a 10 if it had cable. Nice level and wide site. Very friendly staff. Good location for the Tetons and Jackson. Rate reflects Good Sam discount. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Staff were friendly & efficient. We had a grassy pull thru site. It was a little wet from all the rain. Other sites were gravel and grass. Decent size with some privacy from the adjoining site. Washrooms, showers & laundry were clean. Nice common room & playground for children. Trees need to mature. Free Wi-Fi, no cable. We stayed there for three nights & would stay there again. Good Sam rate $32.50 We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Site was not level altho long enough for our rig. Good power and Wi-Fi. Only knock was the Park needs a little TLC. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We intended this to be an over night but ended up staying 5 nights because our travel buddies had vehicle problems. We really enjoyed the stay and visiting the surrounding area in spite of the circumstances. The campground is rimmed by snow covered mountains on three sides. Its a pretty campground with lots of grass, trees, blooming bushes, playground, 4 cabins, tent spaces, doggie run, a rec room and a lounge area but there is no cable tv in it or at sites. The pool was not open yet though. The shower/bathroom was immaculate and newly decorated with attractive tiles. They have no locked doors for showers; only shower curtains. Toilets are securely locked. All work campers were cordial and helpful with info on the area. The Interior roads are gravel; some sites are gravel, others are grass. We would return as we love this region. They do not have weekly rates, only daily rates, and their stated daily rate is $35. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

When we arrived to register, the manager acted as though I was an inconvenience and seemed annoyed that I interrupted his Real Estate dealings. The rest of the work campers that we encountered were very friendly, helpful and considerate. The park needed a good clean up from limbs, beer cans and trash blowing around. I picked up a bunch of plastic bags and cans and found one trash can overflowing but another one empty. I would stay here again if in the area but only because it is Passport America. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Signage to campground was good. There is limited area to park and register. Due to time of year nobody was in office and night registration notice was confusing. Access roads are gravel and well maintained. Sites were level gravel, grass and long. Services in reasonable location for easy hook-up. A quiet location. (877) 787-3036 We camped here in a Motorhome.

The campground is well-maintained and the pull through sites were wide enough for accommodating slide-outs. There is a small heated pool. The Wi-Fi service was great, and there were local television channels. We stayed here for a week. This is a good location for visiting the Grand Teton National Park, Jackson, and the Targhee National Forest. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very nice campground. There are trees and well kept grass in the whole park. Some sites have gravel but we stayed in sites that had grass. There wasn't anything wrong with that. The wifi here is free now. The people that work in the office are very friendly and helpful. It is a campground where people sit outside and talk and not just stay in their units. There wasn't any problem with anything here. The pool was very nice and clean. The recreation room was also nice with a book exchange. We stayed here for 3 nights. I would diffently stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

After much debate after reading the negative comments on this RV Park, I called them to explain my concern over the the negative reviews yet also seeing they were rated on the good/high side by Trailer Life Directory. The attendant, explained that they get just as many good reviews as poor. Based on her attention to my concerns and that she offered us one of her best sites, I made a reservation. When we arrived, she was very accommodating, escorting us to our site even offering to let us take any other we would like if we did not like the one assigned. All the personnel were very friendly, the sites were clean and adequate, the views beautiful in this area. We do not have satellite TV but were able to get 3 or 4 channels with our antenna. The WiFi was slow and did not display all images on certain sites. They charge extra for additional pets, we have three dogs and charged an extra $2 for our three dogs. The pet area was good, it was a field on the outside of the park through a row of willow trees where we were able to let our dogs run of their leashes. The only thing that would make this RV Park as nice as others would be to pave the interior roads and put gravel on the parking spurs. The parking spurs were dirt and if it had been raining it would've been muddy, but the grass area came right up to the outside of each RV so you wouldn't have to walk in mud, if that were the case. Each site also had lodge type posts outlining it so in some cases you had to park to avoid these and still be able to open your slideout. I would stay here again. It was in a good location with beautiful views all around. The drive into Jackson and the Tetons was not bad. When I asked the staff about local activities, they went out of their way to get me the information and even provide coupons. Each night we were there (we were there for 4 nights), the park was full and there were a lot of big fifth wheels and big rig motorhomes. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This place is a rip off! It is dirty, dusty, tight, ugly, etc. The price is outrageous and they even have the nerve to charge $3 per day for their WiFi connection on top of the camping rate. We stayed here in a 29 Fifth Wheel with two slides. We will never stay here again. Wal*Mart’s parking lot is better. When I complained about WiFi and Grass. I was told to pack up and leave, even though I had mail coming. Will not stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is an average park with an above average price. There's no grass, it's all weeds and bushes, but at least the weeds were cut. We were in a pull through site that was level and had the W/E/S at the right spot. Most campers were in and out after a night or two. We spent 6 nights. The staff accommodated our late arrival after having to delay our arrival for RV service in Idaho Falls. Wifi worked about 85% of the time. Washers and dryers are dated, but there's a nice laundrymat in town. There's a gameroom with ping pong, foosball, and video games, and a small pool. It's a haul to Grand Teton NP from here, about 30 miles total including 4 miles of 10% grade up and another 4 miles of 10% down, repeat for the return. There's some excellent hiking on the west side of the Tetons, just a few miles from the campground in the Targhee NF and Jedediah Wilderness, without the crowds of the NP. Also, there's miles and miles of motorized trails on the Big Hole Mts of the Targhee NF between Victor and Driggs. The NF ranger station is in Driggs and they were very helpful and had good maps available. The campground staff kept the park clean and emptied the trash bins daily. It's not a bad spot for visiting the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Don't understand the previous posts. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this campground. We are in site 99 and it is huge. The WIFI isn't free - $3 a night or $10 a week but it is fast and we get the signal just fine in our rv. Staff is very friendly and helpful. There is a small pool but haven't used it. The back in sites are a little tighter than the pull thrus but most of them have a large field out back. Nice pet walk area. Perfectly adequate and quite rustic. We are here for 5 nights and enjoying every minute. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The staff was friendly and helpful. There is a little dust because of the gravel roads. Sites are grass and dirt. It is 50 miles from RV park to Teton National Park. The RV park had good 50 amp power. There are a lot of trees in the park but we were able to get Direct Tv with our satellite dish. The WIFI was a little slow. WIFI is $3.00 per day or $10.00 per week. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rate is with Passport America. Includes a $4.00 extra charge for 50 amp. Also paid $3.00, requested in cash only, for WiFi, which was very slow or at times unavailable. The good points for this campground were its location in a pretty valley with 360 degree views of mountains and the very friendly and helpful management. The sites were very narrow and short, so that all tow vehicles had to be parked at an angle to the rig. We lucked out with an end spot, which at least had open space on one side. The rest of the rigs were packed in like sardines. Most of the grass was dead but there were some small trees between most sites. We did not use the pool, which was extremely small. There was no store with basic essentials like bread or milk, but the small town of Victor was less than a mile away. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This place is a rip off! It is dirty, dusty, tight, ugly, etc. The price is outrageous and they even have the nerve to charge $3 per day for their WiFi connection on top of the camping rate. We stayed here in a 40’ motor home with four slides. We will never stay here again. Wal*Mart’s parking lot is better. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We only stayed one night but were made to feel welcome. They were in a drought so they were sprinkling to keep new plants alive. We enjoyed our stay and will return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was a very poorly kept campground. Weeds were bad around the park, the swimming pool water was cloudy, and sprinklers were going all the time. The walkway to the bathrooms was dirt, which made the bathroom floors muddy. The sights were to close together giving no privacy at all. We had to park our car elsewere because there wasn't enough room at the sight. We have a tent trailer that is 26' and they tryed to put us in a 25' spot. After much discusion we were moved to a larger sight but it still wasn't long enough for our car. If there would of been another campground close by we would have moved. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Staff was very friendly. Grassy areas were very nice. Weather was extremely dry so they watered all the time to keep things green. Had some trouble with the wi-fi. We camped there 5 days. Nice campground but wouldn't stay again with kids, as it seems to be more "adult friendly" than kids. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very Expensive! $24-$36/d (no hook-ups, water/electric only, full hook-up standard & premium); $231/wk. Accepts Escapees, FMCA, Good Sam & Passport America (2 nights only)discounts. The photos on the internet site are deceiving. The space and views aren't obtained for all the sites, especially if the park is filled. There is road noise. The staff is friendly. There is lots of grass and trees & they water a lot so be careful of chairs, etc. outside. The tiny pool opens mid-June. There is a playground. The pay telephone was turned off. Only 22 mi. to Jackson, WY via a 10% grade. There are rental cabins $42 & tent sites ($22). There are permanent occupants in pproximately 15 sites including a few park models. They are still perfecting the sporatic WiFi. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice campground. It is clean, shady, grassy, with a pool, horseshoes, basketball court, group campfire, individual barbeques. It is 1/3 mile to Victor's 2 block business area. Some road noise, but minimal in sites further back. Gravel interior roads with perhaps some potential tree branches for big rigs, but nothing too serious. Owner has it for sale as of July 2002. We camped here in a camper.

Campground is ok, but is way too expensive for the small crowded sites. We camped here in a camper.