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Camping In National Forests Bridger-Teton National Forests Located in western Wyoming, the Bridger-Teton National Forest offers more than 3.4 million acres of public land for outdoor recreation enjoyment. With its pristine watersheds, abundant wildlife and immense wildlands, the Bridger-Teton National Forest offers year-round opportunities for outdoor recreation. Caribou-Targhee National Forest The Caribou-Targhee National Forest is made up of two separate forests. Together these forests occupy over 3 million acres and stretches across southeastern Idaho, from the Montana, Utah, and Wyoming borders. Popular activities here include camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, horse and mountain biking riding, hunting, fishing, and bird watching. There are also vast opportunities for winter and water related recreation. Return to Top of Page Camping In Wilderness Areas Bridger Wilderness The United States Congress designated the Bridger Wilderness in 1964 and it now has a total of 428,087 acres. Teton Wilderness The United States Congress designated the Teton Wilderness in 1964 and it now has a total of 585,238 acres. All of the wilderness is in Wyoming. Return to Top of Page Equestrian, Primitive Angles Campground This campground is in pine, fir, and aspen, and it has 4 sites available. Return to Top of Page Group New Fork Lake Group Campground New Fork Lake Group Campground is set at the end of a lake with beautiful views. There is 1 group sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Return to Top of Page National/State Forests Caribou-Targhee National Forest The Caribou-Targhee National Forest is made up of two separate forests. Together these forests occupy over 3 million acres and stretches across southeastern Idaho, from the Montana, Utah, and Wyoming borders. Popular activities here include camping, hiking, wildlife viewing, horse and mountain biking riding, hunting, fishing, and bird watching. There are also vast opportunities for winter and water related recreation. Return to Top of Page Public Cabins/Yurts Hoback Guard Station Hoback Guard Station is set on the Hoback River, across the highway and meadow from cabin for fishing. Reservations are mandatory. This cabin can accommodate up to 4 people. McCain Guard Station McCain Guard Station is set in a meadow with hiking and fishing opportunities prevalent. Reservations are required. This cabin can accommodate 8 people. Stump Creek Guard Station Stump Creek Guard Station is located in a large open area with lots of sagebrush. Reservations are mandatory. This cabin can accommodate 4 people. Return to Top of Page Public Equestrian, Primitive Angles Campground This campground is in pine, fir, and aspen, and it has 4 sites available. Return to Top of Page Public RV, Developed Alpine North Loop Campground Alpine North Loop Campground is set in a dense aspen grove, a short walk away from Palisades Reservoir. There are a total of 23 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Atherton Creek Campground Atherton Creek Campground is set in an open area overlooking the Gros Ventre River and a geologic slide. There are a total of 20 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Blowout Ramp Campground This campground is the second largest boating facility on Palisade Reservoir and has 19 sites. Colter Bay Campground Colter Bay Campground is located in forested area on Jackson Lake. There are a total of 350 sites with a maximum spur of 60 sites. Crystal Creek Campground Crystal Creek Campground is set among aspen on Crystal Creek. There are a total of 6 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Curtis Canyon Campground Curtis Canyon Campground is set in a park like area of pine and aspen. There are a total of 12 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. East Table Campground East Table Campground is set in a mixed conifer and cottonwood forest set in the Snake River Canyon. There are a total of 18 sites with a maximum spur of 30 feet. Granite Creek Campground Granite Creek Campground is set among thick old growth pine on the banks of Granite Creek. There are a total of 52 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Green River Lakes Campground Green River Lakes Campground is set in a pine and fir forest. There are a total of 40 sites with a maximum spur of 30 feet. Gros Ventre Campground Gros Ventre Campground is located in a mixture of open sagebrush and cottonwoods along the Gros Ventre River. There are a total of 360 sites with a maximum spur of 60 feet. Hoback Campground Hoback Campground is set on the banks of the Hoback River in old growth pine and aspen. There are a total of 14 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Kozy Campground Kozy Campground is situated in the Hoback River Canyon among tall pine. There are a total of 8 sites with a maximum spur of 25 feet. Little Cottonwood Group Campground Little Cottonwood Group Campground is set among cottonwood on the Snake River with canyon views. There are a total of 5 sites with a maximum spur of 20 feet. Lizard Creek Campground Lizard Creek Campground is located in spruce and fir forest near Jackson Lake. There are a total of 62 sites with a maximum spur of 30 feet. McCoy Creek Campground McCoy Creek Campground is set in a dense forest of lodgepole pine, Douglas fir, and alpine fir. There are a total of 19 sites with a maximum spur of 20 feet. McCoy Creek Campground This campground is in a dense forest on Lodgepole Pine, Douglas Fir, and Alpine Fir, and has 19 sites. Moose Flat Campground Moose Flat Campground is set on the banks of the Greys River among old growth lodgepole pine. There are a total of 10 sites with a maximum spur of 75 feet. Pacific Creek Campground Pacific Creek Campground is set in a pine and aspen forest on the banks of Pacific Creek. There are a total of 8 sites. Red Hills Campground Red Hills Campground is situated in a pine and aspen grove on Gros Ventre River with excellent views of the surrounding hills. There are a total of 10 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Sheffield Creek Campground Sheffield Creek Campground was burned over in fires of 1988. New growth is mostly small trees and bushes. There are a total of 5 sites with a maximum spur of 30 feet. Signal Mountain Campground Signal Mountain Campground is located in mixed fir and spruce forest on Jackson Lake. There are a total of 86 sites with a maximum spur of 30 feet. Station Creek Campground Station Creek Campground is set among aspen, cottonwood, and fir on the banks of the Snake River. There are a total of 15 sites with a maximum spur of 30 feet. Turpin Meadow Campground Turpin Meadow Campground is set in a thick old growth lodgepole pine forest. There are a total of 18 sites. Return to Top of Page Public RV, Primitive Blowout Ramp Campground Blowout Ramp Campground is the second largest boating facility on the Palisades Reservoir. There are a total of 19 sites with a maximum spur of 35 feet. Box Creek Campground Box Creek Campground is situated in a thick lodgepole pine forest. There are a total of 6 sites. Bridge Campground Bridge Campground is set on the banks of the Greys River, situated in an old growth pine and aspen forest. There are a total of 5 sites with a maximum spur of 36 feet. Brooks Lake Campground Brooks Lake Campground is situated on Brooks Lake with excellent views of the Pinnacles. There are a total of 14 sites with a maximum spur of 22 feet. Cabin Creek Campground Cabin Creek Campground is set on the banks of the Snake River. There are a total of 10 sites with a maximum spur of 30 feet. Forest Park Campground Forest Park Campground is set on the banks of the Greys River among old growth lodgepole pine. There are a total of 13 sites with a maximum spur of 75 feet. Lynx Creek Campground Lynx Creek Campground set on the banks of the Greys River, situated in an old growth pine and aspen forest. There are a total of 14 sites with a maximum spur of 36 feet. Murphy Creek Campground Murphy Creek Campground is situated at confluence of Murphy Creek and Greys River. There are a total of 12 sites with a maximum spur of 75 feet. Narrows Campground Narrows Campground is set at the end of a lake with beautiful views. There are a total of 19 sites with a maximum spur of 30 feet. New Fork Lake Campground New Fork Lake Campground is set at the end of a lake with beautiful views. There are a total of 15 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Squaw Flat Campground Squaw Flat Campground is set on Greys River in old growth pine and fir stands. Dispersed sites. No services, no drinking water. Swift Creek Campground Swift Creek Campground is situated in an old growth pine forest on the banks of Swift Creek. There are a total of 14 sites with a maximum spur of 40 feet. Trail Creek Campground This campground is set in an open area and has 11 sites. Trails End Campground Trails End Campground is at the edge of a meadow, in a pine forest. There are a total of 8 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Upper Fremont Lake Campground Upper Fremont Lake Campground is a rustic site set among old growth pine and fir off Fremont Lake. There are a total of 5 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Whiskey Grove Campground Whiskey Grove Campground is in a lodgepole pine and sagebrush setting on the Green River. There are a total of 9 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Willow Lake Campground Willow Lake Campground is on edge of glacier formed Willow Lake with views of mountains. There are a total of 6 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Return to Top of Page Public Tent, Developed Alpine North Loop Campground Alpine North Loop Campground is set in a dense aspen grove, a short walk away from Palisades Reservoir. There are a total of 23 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Angles Campground Angles Campground is located with in Grizzly Recovery Area. There are a total of 4 campsites. Atherton Creek Campground Atherton Creek Campground is set in an open area overlooking the Gros Ventre River and a geologic slide. There are a total of 20 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Colter Bay Campground Colter Bay Campground is located in forested area on Jackson Lake. There are a total of 350 sites with a maximum spur of 60 sites. Crystal Creek Campground Crystal Creek Campground is set among aspen on Crystal Creek. There are a total of 6 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Curtis Canyon Campground Curtis Canyon Campground is set in a park like area of pine and aspen. There are a total of 12 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. East Table Campground East Table Campground is set in a mixed conifer and cottonwood forest set in the Snake River Canyon. There are a total of 18 sites with a maximum spur of 30 feet. Granite Creek Campground Granite Creek Campground is set among thick old growth pine on the banks of Granite Creek. There are a total of 52 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Green River Lakes Campground Green River Lakes Campground is set in a pine and fir forest. There are a total of 40 sites with a maximum spur of 30 feet. Gros Ventre Campground Gros Ventre Campground is located in a mixture of open sagebrush and cottonwoods along the Gros Ventre River. There are a total of 360 sites with a maximum spur of 60 feet. Hatchet Campground Hatchet Campground is set in a lodgepole pine forest with spectacular views of the Grand Tetons. There are a total of 9 sites. Hoback Campground Hoback Campground is set on the banks of the Hoback River in old growth pine and aspen. There are a total of 14 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Jenny Lake Campground Jenny Lake Campground is a tent-only and located among evergreens and glacial boulders near Jenny Lake. There are a total of 49 sites. Kozy Campground Kozy Campground is situated in the Hoback River Canyon among tall pine. There are a total of 8 sites with a maximum spur of 25 feet. Little Cottonwood Group Campground Little Cottonwood Group Campground is set among cottonwood on the Snake River with canyon views. There are a total of 5 sites with a maximum spur of 20 feet. Lizard Creek Campground Lizard Creek Campground is located in spruce and fir forest near Jackson Lake. There are a total of 62 sites with a maximum spur of 30 feet. McCoy Creek Campground McCoy Creek Campground is set in a dense forest of lodgepole pine, Douglas fir, and alpine fir. There are a total of 19 sites with a maximum spur of 20 feet. McCoy Creek Campground This campground is in a dense forest on Lodgepole Pine, Douglas Fir, and Alpine Fir, and has 19 sites. Moose Flat Campground Moose Flat Campground is set on the banks of the Greys River among old growth lodgepole pine. There are a total of 10 sites with a maximum spur of 75 feet. Pacific Creek Campground Pacific Creek Campground is set in a pine and aspen forest on the banks of Pacific Creek. There are a total of 8 sites. Red Hills Campground Red Hills Campground is situated in a pine and aspen grove on Gros Ventre River with excellent views of the surrounding hills. There are a total of 10 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Sheffield Creek Campground Sheffield Creek Campground was burned over in fires of 1988. New growth is mostly small trees and bushes. There are a total of 5 sites with a maximum spur of 30 feet. Signal Mountain Campground Signal Mountain Campground is located in mixed fir and spruce forest on Jackson Lake. There are a total of 86 sites with a maximum spur of 30 feet. Station Creek Campground Station Creek Campground is set among aspen, cottonwood, and fir on the banks of the Snake River. There are a total of 15 sites with a maximum spur of 30 feet. Turpin Meadow Campground Turpin Meadow Campground is set in a thick old growth lodgepole pine forest. There are a total of 18 sites. Return to Top of Page Public Tent, Primitive Angles Campground This campground is in pine, fir, and aspen, and it has 4 sites available. Blackrock Bike Camp Campground Blackrock Bike Camp Campground is off the highway in stand of old growth pine and fir. There are a total of 9 sites. Box Creek Campground Box Creek Campground is situated in a thick lodgepole pine forest. There are a total of 6 sites. Bridge Campground Bridge Campground is set on the banks of the Greys River, situated in an old growth pine and aspen forest. There are a total of 5 sites with a maximum spur of 36 feet. Brooks Lake Campground Brooks Lake Campground is situated on Brooks Lake with excellent views of the Pinnacles. There are a total of 14 sites with a maximum spur of 22 feet. Cabin Creek Campground Cabin Creek Campground is set on the banks of the Snake River. There are a total of 10 sites with a maximum spur of 30 feet. Forest Park Campground Forest Park Campground is set on the banks of the Greys River among old growth lodgepole pine. There are a total of 13 sites with a maximum spur of 75 feet. Lynx Creek Campground Lynx Creek Campground set on the banks of the Greys River, situated in an old growth pine and aspen forest. There are a total of 14 sites with a maximum spur of 36 feet. Murphy Creek Campground Murphy Creek Campground is situated at confluence of Murphy Creek and Greys River. There are a total of 12 sites with a maximum spur of 75 feet. Narrows Campground Narrows Campground is set at the end of a lake with beautiful views. There are a total of 19 sites with a maximum spur of 30 feet. New Fork Lake Campground New Fork Lake Campground is set at the end of a lake with beautiful views. There are a total of 15 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Pine Creek Campground This campground is in an open area and has 11 sites. Squaw Flat Campground Squaw Flat Campground is set on Greys River in old growth pine and fir stands. Dispersed sites. No services, no drinking water. Swift Creek Campground Swift Creek Campground is situated in an old growth pine forest on the banks of Swift Creek. There are a total of 14 sites with a maximum spur of 40 feet. Trail Creek Campground This campground is set in an open area and has 11 sites. Trails End Campground Trails End Campground is at the edge of a meadow, in a pine forest. There are a total of 8 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Upper Fremont Lake Campground Upper Fremont Lake Campground is a rustic site set among old growth pine and fir off Fremont Lake. There are a total of 5 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Whiskey Grove Campground Whiskey Grove Campground is in a lodgepole pine and sagebrush setting on the Green River. There are a total of 9 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Willow Lake Campground Willow Lake Campground is on edge of glacier formed Willow Lake with views of mountains. There are a total of 6 sites with a maximum spur of 45 feet. Return to Top of Page RV, Developed Blowout Ramp Campground This campground is the second largest boating facility on Palisade Reservoir and has 19 sites. McCoy Creek Campground This campground is in a dense forest on Lodgepole Pine, Douglas Fir, and Alpine Fir, and has 19 sites. Return to Top of Page RV, Primitive Trail Creek Campground This campground is set in an open area and has 11 sites. Return to Top of Page Tent, Developed McCoy Creek Campground This campground is in a dense forest on Lodgepole Pine, Douglas Fir, and Alpine Fir, and has 19 sites. Return to Top of Page Tent, Primitive Angles Campground This campground is in pine, fir, and aspen, and it has 4 sites available. Mike Harris Campground This campground is set in an open area of pine and has 12 sites. Pine Creek Campground This campground is in an open area and has 11 sites. Trail Creek Campground This campground is set in an open area and has 11 sites. Return to Top of Page Wilderness Areas Gros Ventre Wilderness The United States Congress designated the Gros Ventre Wilderness in 1984 and it now has a total of 317,874 acres. Return to Top of Page

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