Jackson Hole / Snake River KOA

The Great Outdoors

Part of the reason Wyoming has built a reputation for being an outdoor-friendly wonderland is the sheer size and number of parks and recreation areas scattered throughout the state. For starters, the massive Bridger-Teton National Forest and Shoshone National Forest account for a massive chunk of northwest Wyoming, easy to explore and see when you rent an RV near Jackson Hole/Snake River KOA. Bridger-Teton National Forest encompasses several mountain ranges, like the Salt River Range, the Wind River Range, and the Wyoming Range, all consisting of majestic mountain tops. Over three million acres comprise this massive landmass, with hundreds of campgrounds, recreation areas, hiking trails, and lakes found inside.To the south near the shared border with Utah, you can bring your RV rental to Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area to see its dazzling red sandstone cliffs that rise over either side of the scenic Green River. Naturally, the river is an ideal spot to go swimming, fishing, boating, and rafting, while on land, you can do some biking, hiking, and camping.One of the best reasons to book a campervan rental near Jackson Hole/Snake River KOA is the fact that two of the country's best known and most loved national parks can be found within a half an hours’ drive of the campground. Grand Teton National Park is practically right around the corner from the RV park, evident by the sublime Teton peaks that can be spotted from miles around. These lofty mountains are home to some extraordinary skiing and snowboarding trails, often blanketed with heavy snow in the winter. In the summer, you can do some mountain biking or rock climbing, among other things. Yellowstone National Park is synonymous with summertime road trips and family vacations to see the oldest and most famous camping areas in the United States. Yellowstone National Park has mesmerizing geological features, geothermal geysers, tar pits, and other oddities not found anywhere else on the planet.

City Sightseeing

Jackson isn’t known for its size, but it has developed quite a reputation as a playground for the rich and famous, while still remaining accessible to everyone else. Charming bars, high-class eateries, music venues, art galleries, and more can be seen in downtown Jackson, proving to be quite a magical place to walk around. When you aren’t touring wineries or visiting the amazing Granite Hot Springs, you can see the unique deer antler archway in the town square, or see the Jackson Hole Rodeo. There you can view calf-roping, bull riding, clowns, and a whole lot of other Western-themed fun.The National Museum of Wildlife Art is a stunning collection of nature-themed artwork from around the world. Statues, totem poles, and paintings adorn the walls of this incredible gallery, where the building itself happens to be a piece of art itself.Skiers and snowboarders will find that some of the country's best snow for downhill sports is only a few minutes’ drive from town. Jackson Hole Resort is a premier destination for snow recreation, with amazing restaurants, bars, live entertainment, and, of course, a stunning array of trails covering the mighty Teton Mountains.