Snake River Cabins and RV Village
Quick Facts
Why Jackson & the Snake River
Jackson anchors Jackson Hole at the intersection of Broadway and Cache, its historic Town Square marked by four elk antler arches built from sheds harvested by local Boy Scouts at the nearby National Elk Refuge. The square hosts a nightly Wild West shootout re-enactment running since 1957, stagecoach rides, and the world-famous Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, all serving as the launching point for Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks just beyond town.
Snake River Cabins and RV Village is a genuinely good value for Jackson Hole, with creekside sites and river-view cabins at a fraction of resort pricing nearby. Sites sit fairly close together, so it suits social campers more than total-privacy seekers.
What Makes It Special
- Location: Jackson, near the Snake River
- Setting: Genuinely good value, creekside
- Site type: Campground plus cabins
- Amenities: Creekside tent and RV sites, cabins overlooking the Snake River, communal fire pit, close to Jackson
- Recreation: Fishing, water activities, and wildlife viewing
Pro Tips for Booking
Set expectations for closer site spacing. Sites sit fairly close together here, so it suits social campers more than total-privacy seekers.
Visit Jackson Town Square. The elk antler arches and nightly summer shootout re-enactment are a short drive away.
Fish or float the Snake River. It runs right by the property, with genuine convenience for anglers.
What to Do Around Here
- Fishing and floating the Snake River
- Jackson Town Square’s elk antler arches and nightly shootout
- The National Museum of Wildlife Art
- Wildlife viewing at the National Elk Refuge
- Easy access to Grand Teton National Park
