I can honesty say that this is one of the worst campgrounds we've ever stayed in anywhere in the U.S. The people are nice enough, but there are too many sites for the acreage of the campground. Back-to-back there is less than 2 feet between RVs, and between RVs there is just enough room for a picnic table that you... more

The address says Jackson but it is really just north of Hoback Junction so I way overshot it. The Kabin was nice and clean, mattress in good shape if not exactly comfy. The Kabins and tables are close together and so there isn't much privacy but there was a nice path to walk along the Snake river and a porch... more

We stayed three nights in a cabin at the Snake river KOA last week while on a hiking trip (this is actually my second stay here). It's slightly out of the way (about 15 minutes to the south of Jackson), but in a great location literally right next to the river. I fell asleep to the sound of the rushing... more

This KOA had a good rate, a clean little cabin and a river running right below our cabin… with the mountains on the other side. It was cheaper than staying in a nice hotel in Jackson - which we did the following night. Staying at a KOA helped us keep our trip expense down. And we were very happy with... more

We got there late on a Fri night so we did not get to see the location where we parked our Trailer. The Trailer spots are ok, but not very easy to get in or out, so if you are inexperienced in backing in your Trailer, you are out of luck. They assigned us a spot right underneath a security... more

Ok we only stayed here only because we couldnt find any hotels! It's away from Jackson downtown, but it's a very nice campground. The cabin is beautiful. The only thing wrong is you have to bring your own bedcovers, pillows, and blankets... well you have to if you plan on staying @ a campground! Too bad all i brought was... more

We stayed there four days in august kabins are OK BUT TOO MUCH PEOPLE IN A TNIY PLACE ; so the showers and restrooms are always full (and dirty!) No swimming pool (the river is dangerous and cold) If you have the choice, you'd better go in a motel ! more

A reasonably-priced, well-located group of wooden cabins on the edge of the KOA site meant we had a delightful couple of days prior to entering Yellowstone NP. Our 2 room 'kabin' (Number 1) had a double bed in the back room and 2 sets of bunk beds in the front room and that's about it, apart from a couple of... more