- Jenny Lake Campground: Situated near the edge of the lake from which it takes its name, Jenny Lake Campground is nestled among spruce and fir trees just a short walk away from the South Jenny Lake area. It's the perfect place to spend the night if you plan to hike around the lake to Hidden Falls or up Cascade Canyon the next day. The only problem: There are no site reservations, and sites are usually taken early in the morning.
If you stay in developed campgrounds in the parks, the outdoor life is pretty civilized. You'll have running water and, in most cases, flush toilets, plus there are opportunities to meet fellow campers.
Grand Teton National Park Travel Experiences
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Yellowstone National Park
This morning we drove into Yellowstone. It was a beautiful drive – crossed the Continental Divide (7988 ft.). We arrived at the Fishing... Continue reading »
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Geezering at the Geysers
We awoke at 6:15 raring to go! We opened the windows of our Lakeside room and watched the sun rise over the Lake. Very peacef... Continue reading »
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More Mountains and Lakes and Fireworks (Geysers!)
Now, the Grant Tetons have never been high on my list of places to visit. I saw adjacent Yellowstone National Park when I was a kid... Continue reading »
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Jackson Hole, Wyoming to Steamboat Colorado
We had a great time relaxing in Jackson Hole. The weather did not fully cooperate, but we were able to still enjoy the town's shopp... Continue reading »
