Photo: NPS Photo/Tobiason

Lizard Creek Campground

60 sites · $49 · Reservations · RVs to 30 ft

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Reservations$49 / nightClosed now: Winter Season

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60Sites

60Reservable

$49Per night

30 ftRVs

Reservations

Campsites are reservable on Recreation.gov. Plan ahead and reserve your site up to six months in advance.

Fees

Campsite with vehicle Fee per night for campers with a vehicle. All campsites include a picnic table, fire pit, and nearby restrooms. Most sites have a bear box. Restrooms have flush toilets and cold running water. Shower facilities are available in the park, but not at the campground. *Rates do not reflect Senior and Access passholder discounts, taxes, or incremental charges.	$49.00

Season & hours

Summer Season

⛔ Winter Season: Sep 10, 2026 – Jun 13, 2027

Amenities

Toilets · Flush Toilets - seasonal
Showers · none
Drinking water · seasonal
Trash / recycling · seasonal
Laundry · none
Camp store · none
Firewood for sale · seasonal
Ice for sale · seasonal
Food storage lockers · seasonal
Dump station · none
Amphitheater · seasonal
Camp host · seasonal
Cell reception · year round
Internet · none

RVs, trailers & access

RVs	Allowed, up to 30 ft
Trailers	Allowed, up to 20 ft
RV notes	RVs and trailers up to 30 feet in total length are allowed. There are no hookups, dump station or water fill station.
Roads	Paved Roads - All vehicles OK
Type	Developed Campground
Campfires	Campfires are allowed at designated campgrounds within metal fire grates unless fire restrictions are in effect. Downed and dead wood may be collected within the campground.
Wheelchair	The campground loop roads are paved but on hilly terrain making wheelchair access challenging. Restroom facilities are partially accessible.
ADA	The Lizard Creek Campground has two loops with 60 individual sites. At this time, none are ADA accessible. In the future, the campground will redesign sites to be compliant. Restroom facilities are partially accessible. No showers are available. No payphone is available. Route into the amphitheater is well-compacted gravel and on a slight slope.
Cell	Cell phone service is not reliable in the northern part of Grand Teton National Park.
Internet	No internet service. The closest public wireless internet access is at the Craig Thomas Discovery & Visitor Center in Moose.

Getting there

Lizard Creek Rd, Moran, WY 83013

Heading north from Jackson on US 26/89/191, turn left (west) at Moran Junction. Travel north on US 89/191/287, 18 miles to the Lizard Creek Campground sign, turn left (west) into the campground. Heading south from Yellowstone on US 89/191/287, continue 11 miles and turn right (west) at the Lizard Creek Campground sign continuing into the campground.

Contact

307-543-2831 · info@signalmtnlodge.com

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About Lizard Creek

This rustic campground is in a remote part of Grand Teton National Park. The campground is 11 miles south of Yellowstone and eight miles north of Colter Bay Village providing easy access to both parks. The campsites are in a spruce and fir forest on the shores of Jackson Lake. One mile across the lake is the northern portion of the Teton Range including Webb Canyon, Owl and Ranger peaks. Looking south, the expanse of the Teton Range towers over Jackson Lake.

Photos

five campers around campfire at campsite — Campers enjoying their campfire. · NPS Photo / Petersen

Lizard Creek campground sign with conifers and blue sky. — Stay at the Lizard Creek Campground · NPS Photo / C. Crawford

Lizard Creek Campground registration and campground information. — Both tent campers and small RVs are welcome. · NPS Photo / C. Crawford

Campsite near Jackson Lake with the northern Teton Range across the water. — Enjoy camping near Jackson Lake. · NPS Photo / A. Mattson

small camper trailer with canopy, bear box and picnic table with Jackson Lake beyond. — Quiet campsites near the lake · NPS Photo / C. Crawford

Campsites

Site-by-site details (sizes, hookups, shade) for this campground are coming soon.

Conditions at camp

🌤️ Forecast

Wed, Nov 11

Tonight

29°F

Partly Cloudy

Thu, Nov 12

Day

54°F

Mostly Sunny

Thu, Nov 12

Night

29°F

Mostly Cloudy

Fri, Nov 13

Day

50°F

Partly Sunny

Fri, Nov 13

Night

28°F

Mostly Cloudy then Chance Snow Showers

Sat, Nov 14

Day

45°F

Rain And Snow Showers Likely

Sat, Nov 14

Night

27°F

Rain And Snow Showers Likely

Sun, Nov 15

Day

42°F

Mostly Sunny

Source: National Weather Service (weather.gov)

🔥 Wildfires nearby

No active fire perimeters nearby. ✅

Source: National Interagency Fire Center (WFIGS)

🗓️ Typical weather

Grand Teton National Park has long, cold winters—snow and frost are possible any month. April, May, & June - Mild days and cool nights alternate with rain and snow. July & August - Warm days and cool nights prevail, with afternoon thundershowers common. September, October, & November - Sunny days and cold nights alternate with rain and occasional snowstorms. December to April - Between storms the days are sunny and nights are frigid. Snow blankets the mountains and valley.

Rules

Please follow all Grand Teton National Park regulations. A partial list may be found below. Other regulations apply. 1. Food storage - all food and other items with an odor must be properly stored at all times 2. Wildlife viewing - 100 yards minimum from bears and wolves, 25 yards from all others 3. Campfires - must be contained within a metal fire grate 4. Fireworks - banned at all times 5. Drones (unmanned aircraft) - banned at all times 6. Pets - must be on a leash <6 feet at all times within 30 feet of roadways; not allowed on the multi-use pathway, park trails or in the backcountry.

Trails near camp

Campground information from the National Park Service. Confirm current status with the park before you go.