Hatchet Campground (National Forest) | Established Campground
United States
Details
- Verified:
- 7 months ago
- GPS:
- 43.82460, -110.35613
- Altitude:
- 2096.8 masl
- Website:
- None
- Phone:
- None
- Contributor:
-
texasking
Amenities
- Electricity:
- No
- Wifi:
- No
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- No
- Showers:
- No
- Water:
- Potable
- Toilets:
- Pit Toilets
- Big Rig Friendly:
- Yes
- Tent Friendly:
- Yes
- Pet Friendly:
- Yes
- Sanitation Dump Station:
- No
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Description
National forest campground off US 26 about 8 miles from the Moose entrance to Teton NP. Next door to the ranger station.
Pit toilets, a few water stations available. We filled our RV at the station across the road from the camp host. Some of the other water stations don’t have hose bib connections.
No electric or dump.
Highly convenient as access is via paved road. All the free boondocking sites we’ve seen are down unpaved roads.
2 options: $12/night for a regular site, or $6 to “park” overnight in the large gravel overflow lot next to the campground. Or free sep - mid may.
Overflow lot is easy access for all Class As and the largest fifth wheel rigs.
Close to the highway, but it’s not a heavily trafficked highway because of how remote this area is.
ATT, Verizon both have good signal.
Photo is the overflow lot.
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Great free spot w amazing access to Tetons. We spent a week going to the park and Jackson. This area is amazing. We had a great time. And what a plus not having to pay for camping!
Report Check-InFree after mid-September. No services. Great base for visiting Grand Teton.
Report Check-InSmall quiet campground with very clean pit toilet, potable water and near proof boxes at each campsite. other campers friendly and considerate. Campsites quite large.
Report Check-InOnly a few sites - $15 a night. Other campers friendly and considerate. Spent one night. Would camp here again.
Report Check-InSmall campground. Very clean pit toilet. Other campers friendly and considerate. All warned about bears in the area. $15 cash for a camp site.
Report Check-InStayed here one night. Arrived around 10pm and still enough places to park. I stayed in the overflow lot. Verizon service wasn’t so great but maybe I was just in a dead spot. 15 min drive to Oxbow Bend in the morning for sunrise
Report Check-InPrices are now $10 for overflow and $14 in the proper campsite with picnic table and bear box. Water spigot, a thief would be needed for hose.
Report Check-InGreat very low cost home base. 16 day limit (before 7/1) , pit toilet, potable water and garbage. Campsites have picnic table, bear box and fire ring, wood is $6 per bundle. Campsites $15, overflow $10 (no table/ring), senior pass for campground is $7. 8 miles from Moran entrance into GTNP, Hatchet Resort next door for meals/cocktails limited hours, Fireside Buffalo RV is 3 miles with fuel, dump, and full bar. Cell service is very limited. We found this a great location near the highway to explore. We stayed the full limit and enjoyed every second. The mosquitos are brutal.
Report Check-Insmall, FS Campground right next to highway. $12/night.
As with everywhere this fall, the Hornets and Yellowjackets are awful.
Report Check-InFree as of may 4th. Says it’s free sep - mid may. Lots of rvs in the lot , few tents and 5th wheels in the campground. First site in left has really good service 3lte att Verizon. Pretty quite. A couple cars going by but best night we’ve had in awhile
Report Check-In)10/night in the overflow lot, filled up on a friday evening. low verizon reception
Report Check-InNational forest campground off US 26 about 8 miles from the Moose entrance to Teton NP. Next door to the ranger station.
Pit toilets, a few water stations available. We filled our RV at the station across the road from the camp host. Some of the other water stations don’t have hose bib connections.
No electric or dump.
Highly convenient as access is via paved road. All the free boondocking sites we’ve seen are down unpaved roads.
2 options. $12/night for a regular site, or $6 to “park” overnight in the large gravel overflow lot next to the campground.
Overflow lot is easy access for all Class As and the largest fifth wheel rigs.
Close to the highway, but it’s not a heavily trafficked highway because of how remote this area is.
ATT, Verizon both have good signal.
Photo is the overflow lot.
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