Reviews

sj mbring

This is a decent overnight stopping place in Alpine, either before or after visiting Grand Teton National Park. The park is clean and the sites are level. We were one of the only RV's there in mid-October, as it was off season. The nice part about staying here is that you can get some food at the tavern on the property. Nothing fancy, but a decent hamburger and a cold beer is better than having to cook for myself. The only negative is that the check in office is cramped and the guy checking us in was smoking a cigar. It didn't bother me, but my wife thought I stunk when I came back in the RV after checking in. So, if you don't like cigar smoke, you might want to go somewhere else.

Judy Gonzales

We stopped for one night in our way to Yellowstone and were totally satisfied with this place. Grounds were very clean. Bathrooms and laundry facilities were exceptionally clean. The gentleman who checked us in was super friendly. We walked to the tavern and had a very cold local beer and the Philly Cheese steak was one I'd the best I've had. If I ever make it back this way, I'd stop again.

Tres Ostien

After being caught in rain for two days at Wolf Creek Campground, I took someone’s suggestion to grab a shower at the “yellow caboose.” Upon pulling in, the office was unoccupied. No sign of when the owner/mgr would return but a number to call. Another patron called the number and a cell phone rang on the porch behind the bar. Ventured into the bar and someone pointed to Jim, who was sitting down for a meal and chatting it up at the bar. He gave the impression he couldn’t be bothered. Once in the cowboy shower room, my shower had one temp - no matter even if all the way cold - which was 3rd degree burn/remove at least five layers of skin hot. After fiddling with the shower for 5 minutes to no avail, I walked over to the bar and met Jim outside. When I explained the situation, he said “I showered in the middle stall this morning.” Once I said it was the end stall, he said “see when the laundry is going…. I could put a valve that would regulate the temp but it costs $215.” Considering any shower I have used across the state of Wyoming has been free or

Denise Payne

Very accommodating RV park. Jack is a fun, helpful character who will make sure you feel welcome. We stayed here 3 nights, ate smoked ribs at the tavern (don't skip dessert), rode bikes around town, visited the Melvin Brewery and drove to Jackson & Grand Teton National park.

Dan Werber

Great campsite, full hookups, or dry spots. Jack, our host, was super nice, very helpful. The view is stunning, and Snake River is just a short walk away. Restrooms are very clean and tidy. Laundry room with lots of machines, you never have to wait.. At the entrance to the site is a grill-bar tavern, a real local place with very good food and good local beers, and a nice selection of whiskey. Defenetly, one of the best local bars we had the pleasure to visit. All in all, it was a great experience. Thanks, Jack 👍

Jessica Stevens

Loved this place! My family has the best time and very scenic. Wonderful people. Clean.

Jack Rondini

The park was already closed by the time I got here. Stayed on the public land next door, on the reservoir. I would definitely stay here though. Great location with nice views, WiFi, laundry, and showers. The town is small but there is a very nice full size grocery store, Family Dollar, couple of gas stations and restaurants. Nice area. Recommend.

Mike Rustay

Spots are small and mix of gravel and weeds. We enjoyed the bar and live music on the deck. Bathrooms are very nice. Showers and toilets are separated. Wifi was very good. Dog friendly with a unfenced run near the highway. Real nice restaurant across the street. Yankee Doodle Cafe.

Streets of Havana

We found Grey’s River RV Park by total accident, on our way from Ohio to Idaho. Awesome dirt bike trails. We stayed 2 days there, went to a family gathering in Idaho, and decided we liked Grey’s River so much that we came back and stayed another 4 nights on our way back east. We really like to travel and see new things, so for us to go to the same place twice on the same trip in kind of a big deal. So many trails, never rode the same trail twice. Grey’s had lots of charm, with large grassy area and mature trees- not gravel lots without character. Friendly staff and on-site restaurant were both a major plus. Brand new bathroom/shower & laundry facilities are gorgeous, sensibly designed with quality finishes and well-maintained. There is a FANTASTIC grocery store very close, in addition to several restaurants. The Taco Truck across the street was some of the BEST authentic Mexican food we’ve ever had. ****Do not confuse the Taco Truck for the Mexican Restaurant- two different entities. The restaurant was horrible, probably the only bad experience we had in Alpine. Everything else was double-plus-good. Anyway, we found Grey’s RV Park (and Apline, WY) by accident, and came back because for the dirt bike trails and campground amenities. We had such a great time, and will absolutely come back.

Tyler Reed Belk

Cozy camp station right off the highway. Makes perfect base camp for those exploring Jackson WY, Grand Tetons, Yellowstone or the nearby snake river. Showers and bathrooms were nicer than expected - nice hot showers with privacy. Dinner/drinks were AMAZING (and budget friendly!) and the service was great too. Really quaint Wild West vibe (they even had live music!). If you want to camp in a secluded area out in nature, this is not the campground for you - but if you don’t mind sharing space with some friendly people in a convenient location, you will not find a better campground in the area .