Moran, WY
Signal Mountain Campground
Signal Mountain Campground sits on the southeast shore of Jackson Lake in Grand Teton National Park, offering direct access to water-based recreation and views of the Teton Range from a central park location.
The campground operates on a reservation system with 78 total sites across standard, electric, and tent-only categories, plus 5 ADA-accessible sites. A boat launch on-site enables immediate lake access for anglers and paddlers. The mix of site types accommodates tents, RVs, pickup campers, and vans.
Signal Mountain Lodge adjoins the campground and provides additional services and supplies for park visitors. Grand Teton National Park contains several other campground options nearby, including Jenny Lake Campground, Colter Bay Campground, and Gros Ventre Campground, as well as Grand Teton National Park Backcountry Permits for those seeking wilderness access.
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Common Questions
What campers most often want to know about Signal Mountain Campground.
Do I need a permit to camp at Signal Mountain Campground?
No permit is required to camp at Signal Mountain Campground. You can reserve a site in advance through the standard reservation system.
How many campsites does Signal Mountain Campground have?
Signal Mountain Campground has 78 total campsites. The campground offers standard, electric, and tent-only site types to accommodate different camping preferences.
Are there ADA-accessible campsites available?
Yes, Signal Mountain Campground has 5 ADA-accessible sites. These sites are available for reservation along with all other site types.
What types of camping equipment can I bring?
Signal Mountain Campground accommodates tents, RVs, pickup campers, vans, and caravans. The variety of site types—standard, electric, and tent-only—allows you to choose the best fit for your equipment.
Is there boat access at Signal Mountain Campground?
Yes, Signal Mountain Campground has a boat launch. This provides convenient water access for boaters staying at the campground.