Prior to our trip, we were told by virtually everyone about Jenny Lake campground; so much so, that it affected our expectations. The truth of the matter is that we have stayed in many campgrounds with better views and facilities. Most of the sites have no view of the Tetons whatsoever, or the lake for that matter, and there is... More

The Jenny Lake Campground is a very difficult place to get a campsite in, but is well worth the extra effort required. We were in site 14 and loved our time there! Arrive early, as early as 7am or before for "Rush Hour" - lots of activity on the road with cars coming through looking for open campsites. You will... More

Spectular views of the Tetons and great location for hiking and wildlife viewing. We were greeted by a friendly and helpful staff that helped us to understand how to find a perfect campground for our four day stay and were always available for questions - they are the occupants of the only RV in the campground!. The campground is located... More

Since this seemed like THE campground to tent camp in in Grand Teton based on reviews and fill time, we spent two nights here, and I'm not sure I understand what the fuss is. It had all the basics to be an acceptable campground, and the South Jenny Lake location is convenient for a lot of day hikes, but I... More

Great campground- definitely would stay here again..for more than just one night. first come first serve, unfortunately. there are only 51 sites here-- u can't find a site map on the internet, only when u get there. sites are relatively private, quiet and some with amazing views of grand teton peak. from what we saw the best sites are 25,... More

The camp manager and visitors center tell you to arrive early (7 or 8am) if you wait that late you your going to be out of luck. I arrived at 5:30am and got my site by 6:00am.The day I left ,my site was gone by 6:15am. Its best to drive through the campground and find out what sites are going... More

Jenny Lake Campground is a jewel. This is however not unnoticed by other would be campers in Summer. Jenny has the perfect blend of the nature experience combined with resort-like conveniences that make it a credit to the National Park system. If you want to be surrounded by nature and witness deer does and fawns up close along with chipmunks,... More

Based on reviews we arrived at 8.30am. Yes we got one of 46 sites!! The camp shop/grocery is okay but we wished we had bought some decent food in jackson before coming up. We did go to signal mountain lake lodge for breakfast (quite nice). No showers only cold water tap in bathrooms. Rangers very friendly and helpful. Lots of... More

Jenny Lake Campground doesn't take reservations, so if there are many people there, you want to go early to get your campsite. When we went, it was $19 per night. There is a bathroom on-site with a few toilets and one sink, but no warm water or soap or anything. There are no showers - you have to drive to... More