Plan Your Visit

Campgrounds Moving to Reservations 2021

All park campgrounds that were first come, first served are moving to an advance reservation system. Campsites will be reservable for the 2021 season on Recreation.gov beginning January 26, 2021 at 8:00 a.m. Mountain Standard Time. On that date, reservations will be available for stays through July 26, 2021, and then on a rolling six-month basis thereafter. See news release and FAQs.

 

Plan your trip to Grand Teton National Park.

NPS Photo/C. Adams

 

Few landscapes in the world are as striking and memorable as that of Grand Teton National Park. Grand Teton has a lot to offer, whatever your interests. Mountains, valleys, lakes, rivers, and skies are home to diverse and abundant forests, wildflowers and wildlife. The park also has a rich cultural history with old homesteads and cattle ranches to explore and photograph. Walk on a trail built by the Civilian Conservation Corps or one that American Indians or fur trappers might have used in the 1820s. Ride a bike or paddle a canoe. There is something for everyone.

Whatever your interests Grand Teton has something for you. Let this page be the beginning of your adventure!

Plan Your Visit to Grand Teton

Explore the following web pages for more information:

 

 

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  Basic Information

  Find directions, operating times, and other general information about Grand Teton.

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  Things to Do

  Find things to do while in Grand Teton.

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  Fees and Passes

  Find pricing to enter Grand Teton National Park.

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  Weather

  Learn what weather to expect when you visit Grand Teton.

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  Road Information

  Check road conditions and construction updates around the park.

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  Places to Go

  Explore Grand Teton.

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  Wildlife Viewing

  Learn more about the wildlife in Grand Teton.

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  Hike in Grand Teton

  Explore hikes throughout Grand Teton National Park.

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  Explore the Backcountry

  Travel into the Teton backcountry for an overnight stay.

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  Climbing and Mountaineering

  Climb in the Teton Range.

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  Lost and Found

  Report lost property or return a found item.

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  Lodging

  Find a place to stay in Grand Teton.

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  Find A Campground

  Find a place to camp in Grand Teton.

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  Talk to a Park Ranger

  Find a visitor center in Grand Teton.

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  Attend a Ranger Led Program

  Learn more about Grand Teton by attending a ranger led program.

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  Become a Junior Ranger

  Experience Grand Teton and become a Junior Ranger. Open to all ages.

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  Bear and Wildlife Safety

  Learn how to stay safe in bear country.

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  Boating and Floating

  Paddle on Jenny, String, Leigh, or Jackson Lake.

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  Accessibility

  Learn about accessibility in Grand Teton.

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  Pets

  Learn pet regulations in Grand Teton.

 

For More Information

For additional information pickup a Grand Teton Guide while in the park, download the Grand Teton App, or a variety of Park Brochures. There are many brochures available for your trip planning and to help you learn about park resources. Some brochures are also available in Spanish and other languages.

Visit our online store for books, maps, and guides to the park. Operated by the nonprofit Grand Teton Association, store proceeds directly benefit Grand Teton National Park.

LOCAL PARTNERS & INFORMATION RESOURCES

Jackson Hole Chamber of Commmerce
Grand Teton Association
Grand Teton National Park Foundation
Teton Science Schools