Teton Valley Resort

This resort is absolutely delightful, clean and quiet. The loft cabin was cute, the upstairs is perfect for kids. Its proximity to The Grand Teton National Park and Jackson Hole is a plus. Lots of fun activities available on property as well. Pickle ball was a blast, and a kid favorite. Will definitely be coming back.

The cabin was perfect; everything we needed it to be. Our bed was comfy, we warmed up the cabin with the heaters, and had a nice time watching Hulu at night before bed. Having a full sized fridge was perfect for food storage while we were hiking all day. We also loved the free s'mores every night from 730-930. Breakfast (7-10) was hot and what we needed to get out the door, although I'd recommend getting a second waffle maker - It seemed everyone was waiting in line to get a waffle made, and the cups are too small for the amount of mix needed to actually make a waffle, so it causes some stress by each person making a waffle when it's their turn. We really enjoyed our stay and would absolutely stay again.

We stayed at Teton Valley Resort while visiting Grand Teton National Park. The drive back and forth each day was long, but it was worth it for the incredible mountain views along the way. We stayed in the queen cabin with a private bathroom - the space was clean, spacious, and comfortable. The TV was a bit frustrating and didn’t really want to work, but it wasn’t a huge issue. The grounds are beautiful and the resort has a lot to offer - tennis court, pool, hot tub, and more. There’s also a restaurant on-site, which was okay, and a complimentary breakfast that was pretty standard - skippable if you’re looking for something special. Overall, a great place to stay with plenty of amenities and easy access to the Tetons.

This is a great spot. We rented several rooms and each room was well equipped with items we need for our stay. The little Cottages are very comfortable and clean. We found the staff to be very helpful and friendly. I was disappointed that there was no offering of a discount for a longer stay or multiple rooms and I think they should address this as we would have even considered staying longer. If you're looking for a sweet little spot in the heart of two sweet little towns this is a great spot to be. They offer campsites as well as cabins. We did not utilize the pool or pickleball courts but our cabin was in front of them and they were lots of people enjoying those spaces. They also offer breakfast but I feel like they should upgrade the level of choices as well as a better spot to have their breakfast. It was very busy and hard to get at the food place high up on counters where it was not easy to reach. Only one waffle maker that was always tied up with people not knowing how to use it. We appreciated all the added extras here at this Resort and hope to return someday if you're thinking about a stay here don't hesitate.

Such an adorable location! We loved staying here and it’s easy to get to the Grand Teton national park. I enjoyed the free s’mores at night too! It was very clean and hot water all the time! I really loved the space we had in the cabin.

We've stayed here every summer for the last few years, but always in the teepee tents. This year we stayed in the cabins, and they are great. The interior is so cute. The loft space is fun for kids, and there is a big fire pit for hanging out and roasting marshmallows. They have free s'mores every night, it's a quiet area with everything you need. This year they added a free continental breakfast and that's a great added bonus to an already fun place.

This place is very nice place with many amenities. The cabins are clean, roomy, and comfortable with a fireplace. They have a small eatery called the, "Mess Hall" where they serve the free hot breakfast. We ate one dinner there and the food was absolutely delicious with generous helpings! We didn't try the pool or hot tub, but they looked very nice and clean, and other people were using them. They have at least 3 fire pits and each night they give each person a free smore package to make. There is also a game room upstairs of the Mess Hall. Everyone was quite friendly and helpful. Being in the country, it is quiet and restful. The only drawback, and the reason for not giving it 5 stars, is the location. It is about 25 miles to the Grand Tetons (probably the main reason most people stay there), and you have to go over the mountain pass. It is a little much to do twice a day, especially with slow traffic from commuters and tourists.

Great place to stay and explore the area. A bit pricey for what you get, but it was worth it. The bed was super squeaky, so only 1 person could sleep on the bed- the other had to sleep on the couch. The cabins are super close together, so they’re not private, but it’s very quiet in the cabin so it FEELS private. I do wish the dog friendly cabins weren’t right near the restaurant / heavily trafficked area, but that’s just a personal preference. If we are in the area again, I’ll definitely make another reservation.

What a gem! Husband and I stayed here to be close to the Tetons on a trip to celebrate an anniversary. We stayed in the King cabin. Check in and out were incredibly easy and done from my phone. The room Was clean, comfortable and well equipped. We loved the front porch and its great views of the mountains. We didn't use the pool or hot tub, but everything looked very clean around the whole property. The owners obviously take pride in this place. Very short drive to downtown Victor and the Tetons. There was a snow storm on our last night, which knocked out the tv reception for about 30 min, but that wasn't a big deal. We'll be back!

This resort is the absolutlet beautiful! The grounds, bathrooms, pool are super well maintained and the staff is always friendly and helpful. When you visit, you must stop in and have Chef John's smashed avocado toast - it's the best!!!!

We reserved a spot in their RV section and as soon as we pulled in to register our RV broke down. We were unable to move and blocked part of the entrance to the resort. The people at the front desk were SO helpful. A special thanks to Sheila, Cindy, Josh and Billy. They were able to get us comfortable for the night and were helpful in getting our RV towed. Aside from that the resort is so nice. Very well maintained and our kids loved playing pickleball.

A gteat place to stay and enjoy the grand Teton Valley. Great accomodations! Friendly office staff. The cafe on property has great food when open. Love this place

WOW!!! We booked a two night stay here in a "dry cabin" while visiting grand Tetons. This cabin was way nicer and had better amenities than I expected! Electricity, a TV, a full size fridge, microwave, keurig, towels, a large dresser and a comfy bed. The room was immaculate and the sheets were ironed. No plumbing but the showers and bathroom are really close. The showers are super clean and include shampoo conditioner and bod wash. The whole place was Just so comfortable and cute. The grounds are well maintained as well. I loved everything about my stay and I'd come back in a heartbeat!

Let me start by saying that this park is beautiful and so well maintained! There is a communal fire pit which is neat because you make friends and meet different kinds of people who are traveling. The only reason I couldn't give five stars was my experience going into the clubhouse one evening. I walked in and the guy at the counter who had glasses didn't look up from his phone. I said hello loudly thinking that maybe he didn't see me and he still sat there on his phone. I got my snacks and drinks and went to the counter and he just kind of stared at me and I said once again hello. He said hi back and looked put out. I tried having conversation with him which he responded to and after running my card (and not adding a tip since he didn't do anything or even say hello), when I asked for a bag he rolled his eyes again and acted as if I had asked if he'd give me his own kidney. When I left the guy didn't even say goodbye until I did. Very different experience than everywhere else on the resort. The front desk girl and the front desk guy were both extremely helpful and happy to help us the two separate times we went in. Other than that, the place is absolutely fantastic and we plan to be back!! Hopefully they can sort out the hiring because this place is too neat to have poor customer experience.

This place literally called and canceled my reservation I had booked through their website two months after I booked it because they told me that the rate I had booked at was too "cheap" to charge during peak season. The rate wasn't even cheap in my opinion (still $150 a night for a one bedroom). I am furious. This messed up all of my family's vacation plans and they refused to honor it. Customer service is clearly not something this place knows and they were absolutely unwilling to do anything other than tell me sorry. Book somewhere else to avoid having your vacation ruined.

Who knew? While looking for lodging for an upcoming Grand Teton/Yellowstone NP visit - I stumbled across this place. Less expensive than most of the options featured on that well know Hotel booking -I made my reservation with some trepidation. I was pleasantly surprised.

We had two unexpected and very pleasant surprises at Teton Valley Resort: it's Summit Villa cabin and it's new restaurant, The Mess Hall. Coming to Jackson (first leg of our western adventure), we were advised by local friends to find a place in Idaho--just across the border, for a more relaxed escape. We found Teton Valley Resort--nice cabins, pool, hot tub, pickleball courts, etc. it was also extremely well maintained. As for the Summit Villa, it is the perfect place for guests seeking 2+ bedrooms (there are actually 3) with a common area for socializing and kitchen--plus the added bonus of a sauna and huge private patio. It was nicely furnished and provided the perfect getaway for our family. As for the restaurant, under new ownership and management, it is a hidden gem--at least for dinner. While it is not full table service (you must order at the counter and your meals will be delivered to your table), Anna (the chef) prepares amazing food. We sampled the Street Tacos, made with carne asada (by request), the Bowls (steak and chicken + lettuce, rice, beans, corn, avocado, cheese) and the Carne Asada Plate. All ingredients were extremely fresh. Anna makes the corn tortillas daily (and they are GOOD!) as well as the rice. Everything was wonderfully delicious and very reasonably priced--making it a gem, indeed.

Easy check-in and check-out process. The views are amazing and we had fun walking around the resort. Good variety of activities to wind down after a day of hiking...pool, pickle ball, bags. The kids said the loft beds were comfy. If we visit the area in the future we'd definitely stay again!

We stayed here on our second to last day of our Montana through Wyoming through Idaho and back to Bozeman trip and this was the best stay of all. We stayed 5 different places (including a yurt on isolated land with an outdoor hot tub in Bozeman) and this was the sweetest, cutest, most comfortable and clean place of all. The view of the mountain, the lights strung on the outside of each cabin, the clean and comfortable cabin itself. Just so sweet-I couldn't stop saying it our whole stay. Definitely 5/5-and sometimes even in all of the beauty nature has to offer, you just want a comfy bed and TV after a long day and this has both-stream Netflix/Amazon whatever you have. I would go back for longer next time.

Great location. Good value. Quiet and out of the way. Rooms are large. Recommend without reservation.

The staff at Teton Valley Resort were beyond welcome and helpful!!! Vanessa, the manager is beyond amazing and so is the whole team! Especially Claudia in the cafe that they have on site!!! I also was able to enjoy their pickle ball court, swimming pool and hot tub!!! TVR exceeded my every expectation! I slept so well in the ultra comfy mini cabin! The cabin was so quiet, I couldn't hear anything going on outside at all! The cabin I stayed in had every comfort of a home!!! I loved going to the little corner market and stocking up on food that I could cook there and even grilled a couple of kabobs on one of the several grills they had! I felt super safe there and Maria and Caitlin at the front office even hooked me up with some bear spray so I felt safer hiking around!!! Victor is the perfect small mountain town just outside of Jackson. The drive over the mountain is absolutely stunning! Even if you stayed in Jackson, I'd still recommend to see Victor because it's so charming. Jackson was a little too packed for my liking and I thought the small town charm of Victor was perfect to truly unwind and see all the beauty the whole area has to offer!!! I'm planning my next birthday there and they have a large space above the cafe to rent out also for larger events! I couldn't recommend staying at Teton Valley Resort enough! I had the best time and there is just so much to do, see and eat right around there!!! The charm is unmatched!!! Thank you and I can't wait to plan my next visit!!!

Beautiful, quiet, clean, cozy, warm- just a few words to describe our perfect 5- day stay here. Thank you Teton Valley Resort, we will be back soon!

I didn't know what to expect from this campground based on their website. I mean, parking in rocks doesn't look that appealing. But wow, this place was awesome!! It was so well maintained and had great facilities for us to use. I did not use the pool, but I saw others enjoying it. The store was closed due to COVID 19, but I did use the laundry facilities and they were nice and clean also. Our campsite was actually very clean because the rocks did not have dust and it didn't get muddy like grass and dirt would have. Even though our camper is 33 ft long, we were one of the smaller campers here. There were a lot of huge RVs here! The best part was the private bathrooms with showers. They have tile and looked like the fancy resorts we have stayed at in Mexico. Loved this feature!! The park was nice and quiet at night and we all slept well. I highly recommend staying here.

Things are packed in and they were fully booked. They had super clean and private bathrooms with showers and nice hot water! I loved the jets in the hot tub. The cabins looked really nice, but we had an RV so we took a spot with a hook up. They had a fire pit for everyone to gather round. The pool was closed as it is the start of the cold season. They have a spa so you can get a massage.

Stayed in grand queen cabin. Cabin not available at check in time despite the fact the resort was mostly empty. Wi-Fi was effective Hot tub cold Heat regulation in cabin terrible Cabin floors very cold and extremely slick with socks Kitchen had a total of 3 bowls and 3 glasses. Mattress was unbelievably hard as were the pillows. Bedding didn't fit the bed. Bathroom heater failed on third day. No trash collection or servicing of room during the four night stay. Only enough coffee for a single day. Shuttle service to and from grand Targhee is convenient.

Our cabin exceeded my expectations. Clean and cozy with everything you could need. Beds were also very comfortable. We got in late so the easy checkin process was amazing. Will definitely stay here again!

Nice resort, friendly staff with exception of sprinkler system that sprayed our driver side camper each morning. Then had to wait til after 7a to begin packing up bc of said sprinkler system.

Teton Valley Resort is beautiful and has done a lot of upgrades since we were here last BUT if you are in an RV IT wasn't the best stay. Construction of new sites made for a noisy stay, pool was closed the entire stay. And every morning from 6:15-7:15 the sprinklers drenched our RV on the drivers side (my husband is OCD and would dry it off daily so it wouldn't have water marks) we had to wait until 7:15 to unhook and leave or we would have gotten soaked.

Booked from Trip for 2 nights Dec 26-28. Caught by a major snowstorm in West Yellowstone and forced to stay in the car until the road was clear in the midnight. So we missed the first night. The first cabin they gave had left stuff from the previous guests and the bed sheet seemed to be not changed. The front desk dealt it nicely by upgrade our cabin to a much larger family cabin for free. And they did refund the first night back by cash not voucher although it take some back-forth talking. I would definitely give 5-star if the refund could be more smoothly. But overall it is good place to stay.

This is a combined review. We stayed at the rv sites. These were sad pitiful sites. No trees, barely any grass. But they are in the process of expanding and improving this side of the resort. I'm giving that side a 3, because I see the potential. The other part is the cute little tiny cabins they rent. They have amenities surrounding them. Cute little bistro lighting, corn hole boards set out. Clean and stocked bathrooms and showers. A restaurant onsite with yummy birria tacos. And a pool and spa. I give the rest of the resort a definite 5! So an average of 4!

Booked here for 3 days at Teton Valley Resort! My clients are staying in a Prevost in the RV area, and I get this cozy little cabin! First of all, when I checked in, I was greeted by two incredibly nice ladies, one of which was named Suzanne, who turns out lived in Georgia where I am from, and attended the same TINY college I went to! Never in a million years would I make that kind of connection this far from home! I instantly felt at home. I checked into my cabin, and was blown away by the little details that are provided! Aromatherapy machine, a little Keurig, plush mattresses, and a fireplace! This beats any hotels I've stayed in so far! The views in the area are unrivaled! Victor is small, but you can find great food (see my review on Wanderlust Bistro which is on site and spectacular!) and the best outdoorsy activities imaginable! Add this to your consideration for lodging in the area for sure!! LOVE it here!

The cabins look cute and the lunch place and pool are nice - clean and well designed. You will likely be happy in a cabin. We are in an RV spot and it is terrible. It is expensive and the pictures on the website gave us high hopes. Sadly, our RV spot is merely a small a patch of rock driveway with very little space, no shade, and certainly no privacy. The aim of the business was clearly to pack as many RVs as possible into a cramped area to maximize revenue. The spaces are so small that our neighbor's sanitation tube goes into the ground just adjacent to our picnic table. It has one of those clear corners so we can watch human feces float by while enjoying a sandwich. We tried to find a better spot but everything is booked. We were really excited for this family trip and the family's pretty bummed out. Update: The fact that we were in a gravel parking lot became a joke within the family. The staff and facilities were very good - clean pool, friendly servers, and generally well kept showers and bathrooms. If the RV spots were nice we would give this a higher rating but, again, they are just terrible. Went up to 2 stars due to other positives. Only fair to add that the cabins do look nice and those staying in those will probably have a much better experience.

Clean park, clean bathrooms, spacious lots. Good communication (they sent out several reminders about the nearby RV park expansion and possible associated noise, but we heard no construction noise) and online check in was simple so once we arrived, we were to our spot in a matter of minutes. Our site was large, gravel, back in, with full hookups and a picnic table. The bathrooms are individual with a shower in each one. The cabins/tiny houses, yurt, and tepees all look nice. Kind of pricy, but seems on par for the area. The WiFi at our site was spotty, kept disconnecting, but our Verizon cell phones worked fine with 4G LTE. Would stay here again, and would recommend to others.

First class, private cabins with king sized beds, and sofa bed, full kitchen with granite countertops, full-size bath and shower, and a fireplace! Wood flooring, wood siding, wood ceilings! Assigned parking for your car! This is a five-star property!

Great service with Concierge service available!!!?? That's was cool!! We did yoga, white water rafting and hiking / adventure sight seeing. All the info was provided by the staff. The tipi stay was a first for all of us, it was our first glamping experience. This will not be our last, the accommodations were excellent. The Saturday night BBQ was delicious with home made chips. A shout out to Bryn, Megan & Josh for making our stay one for the books and one to brag about.

Teton Valley RV and Campground in Victor, Idaho is a Fantastic place to stay. One of the best campgrounds we have been at. It was a 40 minute drive over Teton pass to get to Tetons, but we didn't mind to have full hooks up and great amenities. Pool, hot tub, private/bathrooms/showers that were clean and some of the best we have experienced. A variety of sites from pull thru to paved to gravel, cabin, Teepees and tents. We booked online just a week before we arrived. Several sites were open and we found one for five days. Check in was st 2pm. We did arrive early and were charged an early arrival fee. First place where we had to sign a COVID campground waiver. Quiet, clean, okay to good WiFi, friendly staff. Nice Sunsets.

Super cute and clean on the outside, even better inside the cabins. Top notch appliances, decor, hardware...Just nicely done and classy. The onsite restaurant is adorable and the food is delicious!!! Servings are huge. Great menu and an excellent assortment of grab and go selections. Staff is very pleasant. Easy check in after travelling is a plus. Would absolutely stay here again!!

Teton Valley Resort is as delightful a venue as the mountains that share it's name. A hidden gem in Victor ID, a short drive from Jackson, WY and the Public lands that invite us all.  We chose a  cabin from among the resort's many lodging options and we were captivated by it's quaint charm. Clean, bright, comfortable, welcoming. After a day's hike, the shower is hot and soothing, the beds are indulgent and restful and the sweetness of the porch with its flower box color is a perfect place to bid the day goodnight or good morning.  We were pleased in every way. Thank you. Anne and her friends, Barb and Kathy

Stayed in the RV park while visiting the Grand Tetons. Very clean and quite. They have cabins for rent and a day spa. The staff is very friendly. We wished to have more time but plan to come back and visit again.

I had a reservation for 3 nights next week, in a tent site : $310. That's one thing, paying that much money for a patch of grass and access to a few facilities. I called them today because I have to cancel because one of the person in our party is Covid positive. "Our cancellation policy is that if you are passed 30 days before you stay, there is no refund. But I can vacate your site" seriously!?? So not only do I get not one penny of my 3 hundred dollars, but you can get another $300 on top of it? A little humanity and compassion would do you no harm people..

This is an interesting place. While clearly still under construction, they appear to have a grand plan. The cabins are maybe 20% full while the camping area is about 90% full every night. Lots of construction in the camping area too. There is a combination of brand new very long cement sites and pretty level gravel sites. Construction starts daily at 8:31am promptly but they do a good job of shielding the work area from the visitors. The shower/bathrooms and laundry provided are immaculate! Wanderlust is the on site restaurant adjacent to the pool and hot tub area. Both are also very clean with a wide variety of food and drink choices. We used this place as a base camp for visiting Grand Tetons and Jackson. A 20 minute drive over the pass was just fine for us. We would recommend this place to other travelers.

I had a wonderful experience and appreciate how helpful and kind everyone was. I support a place with good customer service ethics so I recommend this place 100% to those looking for a good place to stay while visiting this beautiful valley. I had a great experience I know you will have one too just by the kind of people that work their. Safe travels everyone.

Do NOT waste your beautiful vacation in the Teton area going here! We have no idea how this place has averaged 4.5 stars. First of all, it's in a kind of trashy part of town. We were supposedly given "a good spot", which was on an end in the older part of the park. It was probably the most narrow spot we've ever seen, barely wide enough for the picnic table, with patchy grass, dirt, and one tree. There was nothing better to move to, and the new area seems to be completely comprised of dirt and gravel. The website did warn they were under construction. However, who would have thought that would mean front end loaders and bobcats traversing back and forth , kicking up dust , and cutting right through some spots? Including ours. Our spot was backed up to piles of gravel and bark, and some low income housing behind that. It was very depressing- we could not stand to stay even one night. Luckily, the staff was very nice and refunded our 3 day stay, minus the deposit. We suggest you move onto Palisades or stay around Jackson- this place is not what the website promised .

The lodge, spa, pool and hot tub were not finished during our stay in Mid-Late July 2019. Also, there are a ton construction trucks/semis in the resort during the morning and afternoons so make sure to plan accordingly. When all of the new updates are done, this is going to be a 4-5 star Glamping Resort! The new lodge and Spa (Not completed during our stay in Mid-July) are going to be beautiful! RV sites 1 - 44 are all new, the interior roads are all paved with curbing. The sites are compacted gravel and mostly level. Cute little "modern rustic" cabins on the outside roads, Teepees and glamping tents too. The laundry room is new and adjoins a lounge you sit in while waiting for laundry to finish. The RV sites have nice picnic tables and there was plenty of space for our 3 slideouts and our tow vehicle, we stayed in site #1. The WiFi is terrible at times and ok at others however but our Verizon cell/data service worked great for remote working. The staff is very friendly, accommodating and gave us great advice on things to do and local eateries.

The tepees were wonderful, they seemed new, no wear and tear. Floors were all wooden very nice. The 4 beds in the tepees were firm and great. We were provided with extra blankets which we need since the temp got down to 54. We were NOT expecting that being July. The shared bathrooms (with showers) were very clean. Loved everything about this place but we did not know (it might have been mentioned but we do not recall that information) that we needed to bring our own towels to take showers. So we improvised (not telling how lol). The tepees ONLY have 4 beds and a wooden table. No electricity nor running water. The do have a pool and laundry facilities. If you prepared for this you will have the best time.

This place was our only negative experience after spending two weeks in the Yellowstone area. I was extremely disappointed. We booked an RV spot over the phone with Court, and were not told that the resort was under major construction. We pulled up late enough that we didn't have anywhere else to go, or we would have left. At 9am the tamping machine and skid steer started making noise and vibrating the ground, making it impossible for our 6 month old baby girl to get her morning nap in. The cottages have fairy lights pinned to the front entrances. It's beautiful, except for the one by our RV spot was broken and was blinking through our bedroom window all night, preventing us from sleeping as well. We left this place exhausted. When I called the front desk and explained that we were never told about the construction, the response was "it's on our website, we don't issue refunds for it". Keep in mind, there is almost no cell phone internet service in this area for many miles, and had we been told when we reserved the space, we absolutely would have gone elsewhere. They offered to refund the tax ($4.40), which we accepted, but they didn't follow through. It's been about a week and it still hasn't gone back into our account. I'd avoid this place. We drove past so many lovely and well-appointed RV campgrounds on our way to Teton Valley Resort... I'd pick one of those instead!

This was a great place--cabin was perfect--the TV area was a little small for 4 people and only 1 couch. You could use a tall table stool for extra space in watching the TV, but I'm not sure what else you could do other than to provide an extra chair and making a small space even tighter. The bunk bed was really squeaky for the top person--like every movement and kept us awake the first night. I suggest attaching the bunk to the wall. My son slept on the pullout couch the next two nights so it was ok. Everything was really clean, well-maintained and quite new. Staff also contacted us for leaving a glove behind which I thought was nice. I would give it a 5 if it hadn't been for the squeaky bunk.

I've been traveling across the states and decided to stay here at Teton Valley RV park because of the ratings. Everyone is very nice and helpful, so the condition of this park is no fault of theirs... but holy molly, the sites are half the size they should be. The power and water are in the middle of the site for two people to share. No picnic table, construction everywhere! I cannot open my awning for fear of hitting my neighbor. The pool is the smallest I have ever seen, its grass looks like... I think it is grass. Never the less I am leaving and never coming back. It looks like they are improving adding cabins and tents but reduce your price if I have to endure. Not sure where the four stars are from, I think it may be from the perms ant residents and staff to keep their homes and jobs.

Expensive for what you get. $70 dollars for a very narrow gravel spot. Most of the green is weeds.

We made reservations for this park back in April 2017. We came here as they were moving cabins from the front to the back. As we checked in the staff was very friendly and helpful as they showed us to our site they explained that they just changed owners that's why there was so much construction going on. We don't care about the construction we are just happy that this is a very nice and quiet RV site that you can see the stars at night. We are only a 30 minute drive to the Grand Teton National Park. Or world famous Square ice cream is also a 30 minute drive. The park has trees and grass full hookups and is very nice and quiet I recommend this place to anyone that wants to be a way from the hustle and bustle. The town of Victor and Driggs is not far from this RV Park and are nice small towns to walk around.

We stayed in the cabins which felt brand new! Heaters in every room for efficient climate control. For some reason internet was not working for the TV in the living room but was in the bedroom. We didn't care because the cabin was so comfortable! The staff are super nice, lady working the front desk had an extremely awesome vibe. Would stay here again as it's only a 30 min drive to Jackson and nice without all of the crowds.

Brand new cabins. A family could live here comfortably given how spacious they are. I don't think there is AC. The upstairs was stuffy, but that cleared up. There's a ladder going upstairs that kids will love. Cabin was stocked with all kinds of things to cook with. Two TVs, good WiFi. I had trouble finding the cabin because number wasn't on the door, but that was only snafu. They were building a pool while I was there. I'd love to own a cabin like this. Highly recommended.

After doing some research on places to stay, we decided to stay here, and we are so glad we did! We know that it is still being worked on, but the amenities they have in place now are amazing! First you can choose to stay in a Teepee, camp in your tent, RV hookups, or in cabins. The staff were incredible, everything was clean. Second, there is a playground for kids, a pool, they even had a jumper that they had set up for the kids. Third, there is a small area for a dog run, not to mention the on site massage room if you would like to book one. We decided to take an excursion tour with them instead of driving our RV to Jackson. We are so glad we did! The tour included lunch, and ski lift ride to the top of Snow King and have lunch at the top. We got great views of the Tetons there and then rode back down. At the bottom of the ski lift is a cute little park with rock climbing walls, so we had to spend a couple of minutes there playing. Then our tour guide, Josh, took us into see some amazing sites. The views of the Grand Teton was incredible. The resort even offers dog walkers or sitters for a small fee, so I didn't worry about leaving my furry little love all day. We had so much fun, we ended up booking another tour for the next day in to Yellowstone! We had so much fun with Josh, and he shared great spots to check out and things to do on our way home! I totally recommend doing a tour if you only have a RV and don't want to make the drive, it was so worth the money we spent! We loved staying here, it was the only place we stayed for longer than one day on this almost 2 week vacation. We will definitely be back!

Cabins look really nice, but stay clear if you have an RV! We made reservations many months in advance. Our first (yes, first) site had construction going on behind. We were told we had to move for our last two nights, which we did. No one has even moved into our first site so the move was obviously unnecessary. Someone we met has been here for several days...has one night left and was told he had to move to a new site for the last night. So, he's out in the pouring rain packing up. Even though we watch very little TV when vacationing, there is NO tv for those with an RV, unless you have your own satellite. WiFi VERY sketchy! All for $107.00 nightly for our Sunday-Monday site and $89.00 nightly for Tuesday-Thursday. We have spent several weeks traveling the west and this is the most expensive place we have been with the fewest amenities.

Went on our first vacation in years... cabin super cute and comfortable, and clean. Staff was friendly and accommodating... stayed here in November, snowy and beautiful. Will definitely be back in the summer...

If we weren't already traveling with another family we would have left. Not really near anything, everything is a far drive. The "hosts" are rude and unfriendly. The pool just finally opened even though the temps were in the 80's. Our kids were hot and anxious to use it. If you advertise a pool then have it ready. $2.00 to wash a load of laundry is ridiculous!!! And leash rules should be enforced of dogs using the common grass area where my leashed dogs and I are trying to walk, or My kids are playing near by.

Loved the facility overall. The cabin we rented is perfect. Just one hiccup, when we checked in, the bed wasn't made. Went to the office right away, luckily they were still open and the manager was there. Told her what happened, and according to her, apparently, there was a business associate that used our cabin for 1 night that was off the books, and housekeeping was not informed so it turns out the whole cabin was never cleaned prior to check in. Initially we thought it was just yhe bedroom but taking a closer look at the bathroom, there were used towels, soap and trash still there, and dirty housewares in the dishwasher. The manager was very apologetic, and offered us a voucher for breakfast at their cafeteria. Although we never got to use it cause we always had to leave early (530am) to explore the Tetons. It made our stay somewhat uncomfortable, especially during these COVID times, but I get it, sometimes things get out of hand. I hope after this they would have better communication between staff. I would probably stay again in the future cause the overall quality of our stay outweighs that incident. Hope it won't happen again.