Name: Trail Creek Campground
Address: Alta, WY 83414, USA, US
Telephone: +1 208-354-2312

Trail Creek Campground is a campground, located at Alta, WY 83414, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 208-354-2312, visit their website www.fs.usda.gov for more detailed information.

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Alta, WY 83414, USA

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Bob Jensen

25 August 2017

Clean vault toilets, a bit of highway noise but not to bad overnight. Several spots are along the stream.
Carol Rao

23 August 2017

Pristine, clean bathrooms. Right next to highway to Jackson so a lot of road noise all night. Each camp spot (10-11 spots) has a fire ring, a picnic table and a BBQ. Good tree cover and good distance from other camp sites. If not for the road noise, this would have gotten 5 stars.
Meredith DeLucia

01 August 2017

Honestly, review is mostly for the immaculate pit toilets (which is not a phrase one generally writes). Campground is small but really well-kept. Our site had a fire pit, a barbecue area, and a bear box and was right on the creek. The highway noise definitely died down at night and the creek was happily bubbling away, loud enough to cover up most car noise. Neighbors were quiet and respectful. We were in a tent but about 80% RVs.

It's really convenient to Teton Pass and about 30 minutes over the pass to Jackson. Maybe skip Jackson if you're not into crowds and go to the much-closer Driggs.
Melanie Lynn Keyes

04 August 2016

Nice, secluded even tnough it's right off the road. You are secluded from other campers and the camp host is so nice!!! I can't wait to go here again.
Josh Larsen

12 July 2016

Let me preface this review by saying that there is nothing inherently wrong with this campsite. The sites are spacious, clean, and well-kept. The vault toilets are also clean, smell fine, and are amply stocked. Many sites are on the banks of Trail Creek, which makes for a very pleasant setting. Even though you can hear traffic from the adjacent highway, it's not traveled enough to be particularly bothersome at night. The bear lockers are on the smaller side, with only enough space for a cooler and some extra odds and ends (and we did have a little trouble closing ours tight).

If, however, you're reserving it because of its proximity to Grand Teton NP, I distinctly do *not* recommend it. Not only do you have to drive over the very steep and precarious Teton Pass to get to and from the park, truck traffic can often be slow adding more drive time. If you're arriving late in the day and are worried about camping in the park, I would recommend trying the Gros Ventre campground. It has 300 sites and only occasionally fills to capacity.