Granite Creek @ Bridger-Teton NF | Wild Camping
United States
Details
- Verified:
- 8 months ago
- GPS:
- 43.31147, -110.45902
- Altitude:
- 2023.9 masl
- Website:
- None
- Contributor:
-
expeditionportal.com
Amenities
- Electricity:
- No
- Wifi:
- No
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- No
- Showers:
- No
- Water:
- Natural Source
- Toilets:
- No
- Big Rig Friendly:
- No
- Tent Friendly:
- Yes
- Pet Friendly:
- Yes
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Amazing sites along Granite Creek. At the end of the road are private hot springs @ $6 per person entry fee.
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Absolutely love this spot! Nice pathway to the stream, nice large pit with perfectly flat ground for a tent!
Report Check-InThis is one of my top favorite campsites so far! Beautiful clear creek. Amazing views. Plenty of space from neighbors. Quiet and peaceful. No cell service at all. Seems to be very popular, arrive early to get a good spot. 5 day camping limit according to rangers who stopped by.
Report Check-InStunning mountain views, campsites next to river. Approximately 5-6 sites at this location, others along the road before/after. There is also a National Forest Service campground at the end of the road, along with a gorgeous waterfall, adjacent natural hot springs pool (this requires a challenging trek across the river to reach it.... good water shoes and trekking poles are helpful!), and hot springs swim pool ($8).
Report Check-InI CAN'T RECOMMEND THIS PLACE ENOUGH! It is so beautiful. long drive on a bumpy gravel road, but worth it. We stayed a the spot higher up that had a grass pathway to the river. Just be aware that there is NO reception at all.
Report Check-InAwesome sites down near the river. Good views of the mountains. Since you're in a valley, pretty much all light pollution is gone. Great for stargazing. There's no good sources for fire wood. It's all been picked over. However, if you're daring/comfortable, you can wade across the river with a folding saw like we did. Lots of downed trees to choose from. It was about thigh deep and fairly swift when we crossed. If you're camping in a tent, scan for cow pies first.
Report Check-InBeautiful campsites right by the creek. We didn’t try to go to the hot springs.
Report Check-InHot springs are closed right now just FYI. Not sure when they’ll reopen.
Report Check-Inthis area is closed off until approximately May 15th I showed up around May 10th and was not able to get back to this area
Report Check-InGreat spot by the river with stunning mountain view. The Hotsprings are now 8$ per person.
Report Check-InGreat location, lots of areas for big and small rigs. The coordinates for this location is the area with the most spots. There are a few spots before this spot and a few (but not many) after it.
No cell service. Spots can fill up on weekends.
Report Check-InAmazing sites along Granite Creek. At the end of the road are private hot springs @ $6 per person entry fee.
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