There are two campgrounds at Colter Bay in Grand Teton National Park. Both are operated by the Grand Teton Lodge Company. This review deals with the 350-site dry-camping campground. I did not visit the adjacent 112-site full-hookup campground.
Colter Bay campsites are all situated along the camp roads - they're nothing more than wide spots in the road where you park. Tables and fire rings are off to the side. We were in loop L. It took us two tries to get an acceptable site - the first was very dark and very tilted.
WYOMINGSEP 2011
Toad Hall
Greetings from
Grand Teton National Park - Colter Bay Campground
Colter Bay campsites are all situated along the camp roads - they're nothing more than wide spots in the road where you park. Tables and fire rings are off to the side. We were in loop L. It took us two tries to get an acceptable site - the first was very dark and very tilted.
Ribbit! The WxToad
Around the campground
All the loops look alike - this is loop M.The other end of loop M.Loop K.Loop I.Loop J.The start of loop L. In all loops, sites are small, narrow and close together.Each loop has a small bathroom with cold water sinks and toilets - no showers. There is a shower and laundry facility just outside the campground entrance by the concessionaire.