I stayed at Signal Mountain Campground for two nights in June (site 26). Some sites are private with views of Jackson Lake and the Tetons (notably sites 11 & 12), while other sites are cramped and exposed. It is a quick walk down to the lake and the Signal Mountain Lodge, which has restaurants, a bar, gift shops, and a... More

We stayed here for 5 nights. It is run by a concession and they look after the site well. The toilets are flush with running water. There are showers about 10 miles away with laundry and free wifi. There is also wifi at the Lodge next door which has a pleasant bar/restaurant if you fancy a change from camp food.... More

We had originally planned to camp at Colter Bay Village, but found this campground instead--- we are so glad. This campground only has 86 sites, vs 350 plus campsites at Colter Bay. The campground was very quiet during our stay. The info we read about in the guide books stated that some of the sites were "small and cramped"... while... More

Signal Mountain is a well-situated campground in Grand Teton National Park. We camped there for 3 nites in late Aug. One reason we wanted to camp there was so we could rent kayaks at the nearby marina, which we did and had a fun time. We also visited the Colter Bay area and did a scenic hike on the Lakeshore... More

We stayed three nights at the Signal Mountain Campground in Grand Teton National Park this July. The park is wonderful and would certainly go back. However, be careful about where to choose your campsite. The staff "dorms" border one of the outer loops and the campground staff has a hard time either enforcing or dealing with the noise from the... More