![]() Checkin was efficient, and the folks working in the office or doing daily maintenance are all friendly. You’re surrounded by ranch land, so it’s nice and quiet. The scenery surrounding the RV park is beautiful with a view of the Tetons. It’s perfectly located for visiting Grand Teton NP, with the Moran entry gate just a 10 minute drive away. It’s called Wayne’s RV repair in Jackson at 30.This is a nice park. Extremely nice and cordial people that saves us from losing a lot of food from our broken refrigerator. I plan on telling everyone who wants to know what his telephone number is if they need service and we’re going to take a trip back to Jackson to visit them at the hotel. Fantastically nice people who are more than happy to help us and did not charge through the Ying Yang. Met him and his wife who were very nice people and found out that they also operate the Virginia hotel and RV park in Jackson. He was the one who responded.He was actually on his way home from Idaho Falls and agreed to stop by the RV park to take a look at our refrigerator. When we called the park office they told us about a gentleman named Wayne who had a mobile RV service out of Jackson. Anyway we called 4 different mobile services, only two of which returned our phone call on Tuesday. It was the Labor Day holiday and you can imagine nobody answered their phone. We decided to take a chance and drive Moran hoping that we would find the service check available in Jackson. When we left Salt Lake City on this trip our refrigerator broke and we lost all power. It’s very convenient to the Tetons and to Jackson Hole. There’s not much around here so you better bring food although they do provide propane. They do not allow generators at any time and have quiet hour from 10 PM to 8 AM. For the size of the park and the number of large RVs the park was relatively quiet. They do not provide cable so you need to have some type of satellite system in order to get television. Luckily I brought my hotspot and was able to access the Wi-Fi without much problem. I was worried about the Wi-Fi at the park since when I called they said it was very weak. The park is surrounded by a dry bed stream. One problem we did find was that there’s only one trash container for the whole park located at the entrance. ![]() On the left side, there are 50 spaces that are full pull-throughs….30 and 50 amp service and all other connections for full hook ups. To the right side there are 26 small spaces with 30 amp service, mostly back-in’s. The park is divided into three quadrants, the center where the main office is located is in a horseshoe shape with back-in spaces for smaller RV’s. Although the park advertises that we can see the Tetons, we could not from our camping site. There is a slight but very refreshing breeze. The days however were very pleasant and in fact right now enjoying one of the picnic tables at the park under our awning in a very pleasant low 80° temperature. Maybe because it was very cold here at night, as we found that having left the windows open and waking up to temperatures in the high 30s. however the next day when we woke up there weren’t very many mosquitoes at all. However when we arrived there was no sign of mosquitoes (I have to admit that the wind was blowing pretty strongly when we arrived which may have accounted for the lack of mosquitoes). We had already made the reservations before we finished reading all the reviews so we were kind of stuck. From the reviews that we originally read before coming here we were prepared for the worse mosquito infestation possible.
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