Bridger-Teton/Green River Lake

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Forget the usual crowds... 🌲 🏕️ Wyoming: where even the ordinary is extraordinary (Green River Lakes Campground) Lost in the quiet beauty of Bridger-Teton National Forest areas. These lazy, sunny days are exactly what a soul needs. The kind of peace you won't find anywhere else.

Wendy Humphreville

Views are nice but don't pay to go into the park unless your going to do some hiking you can see it from free roads

Don Curtis

Good time with great friends.

Shawn Mammon

One of the most beautiful places in the world! Campground is pretty standard national forest fare. Pit toilets. No garbage collection (pack it out). Potable water at several spouts. Way too remote for cell coverage. 20mi dirt road is epically rough - mostly washboard. Rough enough that it will take about 2+ hours to drive in once you leave pavement.

paul Smith

Stunning views and a great recreational area, but the the dirt part of the road is horrible. (The last 18 miles.) Nothing but wash boards and very rocky. The Forest Service website says the campground gets "light use". When we arrived, on a Tuesday, early afternoon, the place was packed. As was every turnout, pull-off and wide spot along the road. We did find a nice place to camp just off the road, but we listened to every vehicle rattle as they went by. And there was lots of traffic. We'll find a quieter, less trampled spot for our next camping trip.