Grand Teton National Park

Grand Teton National Park spans the dramatic Teton Range and Jackson Hole valley in northwestern Wyoming, where jagged peaks rise sharply above pristine lakes and glacial valleys. This is a premier destination for alpine camping, day hiking, scenic driving, and backcountry exploration, drawing visitors who want both roadside access to mountain scenery and deep wilderness adventures.

The park offers eight campgrounds—Colter Bay Campground, Colter Bay RV Park, Colter Bay Tent Village, Gros Ventre Campground, Headwaters Campground at Flagg Ranch, Jenny Lake Campground, Lizard Creek Campground, and Signal Mountain Campground—plus Grand Teton National Park Backcountry Permits for multi-day wilderness trips throughout the park's backcountry.

Summer and early fall are peak seasons as high passes and backcountry routes clear of snow. The park sits near the town of Moose, making it accessible for both day trips and extended stays. No park-wide permit is required simply to visit or camp, though backcountry use follows its own permitting process.