Signal Mountain Campground in Grand Teton National Park

Campground · Grand Teton National Park

Signal Mountain Campground

Pine-shaded camping, lake walks, and select Mount Moran views.

Photo: National Park Service
Type
Campground
Nearest trail
0.2 mi
Audio stories
6 nearby
  • Restrooms
  • Parking
  • Picnic tables

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Signal Mountain Lodge: Lunch or Time on the Lake

Overview

About Signal Mountain Campground

Why stop

  • Some sites and short shore walks open onto Jackson Lake and Teton views.
  • Loop 3 is generator-free.

Heads up

  • Narrow roads and variable site pads make trailer maneuvering difficult.

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Where it is

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CampgroundSignal Mountain Campground43.84123, -110.61413
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Before you go

Campground facilities and nearby services

Four comfort stations have flush toilets, potable water, sinks and hot water. Every site has a picnic table, fire ring and bear-proof food box. Paid showers and laundry are at the adjacent lodge area, not at each campsite. That area also has a general store, fuel, coffee, grab-and-go food, a restaurant and a bar; these are seasonal services, and no particular menu item stood out in the research.

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  • ClosureJackson Lake boat ramps closed; Signal launch riskMentions Jackson Lake, referenced in this guideColter Bay and Leeks boat ramps are closed; Signal Mountain Boat Ramp is open, but water is below the ramp edge and loose cobbles make launching risky.Official details
  • ClosureConstruction closures and delaysConstruction is causing current road and area closures and delays across Grand Teton; use the signed Taggart Trail detour. - Moose-Wilson Road is closed between Moose and Laurance S.Official details
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Signal Mountain Lodge: Lunch or Time on the Lake
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“You're approaching Signal Mountain Lodge and Marina, a useful stop for a meal or an outing on Jackson Lake. For a casual lunch, Trapper Grill serves burgers, specialty sandwiches and nachos.”

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More about Signal Mountain Campground

Camp beside Jackson LakeSignal Mountain Campground is a seasonal campground on Jackson Lake’s southeast shore, tucked…

Signal Mountain Campground is a seasonal campground on Jackson Lake’s southeast shore, tucked among lodgepole pines beside Signal Mountain Lodge. It’s a good base if you want to spend the night near the water: some sites have Teton Range and Mount Moran views, and others are a short walk from shore. Don’t assume every campsite has a view; the sites vary, so check the individual listing before you reserve.

Choose your loop and siteThe three loops suit different setups.

The three loops suit different setups. Loop 1 has electric and non-electric sites and allows generators; Loop 2 is non-electric but also allows generators; Loop 3 is non-electric and generator-free. Generator use in Loops 1 and 2 is limited to 8 a.m.–8 p.m.

You need a reservation; there’s no first-come, first-served site assignment at the campground. RVs and trailers are limited to 30 feet, the internal roads are narrow, and some spaces are difficult to back into. Site pads and tent areas vary, so check the exact site dimensions and photos before booking with a larger rig.

The lake and the Teton settingA short walk from some sites brings you to Jackson Lake, with the Teton Range and Mount Moran…

A short walk from some sites brings you to Jackson Lake, with the Teton Range and Mount Moran across the water. Nearby Signal Mountain is an isolated glacial moraine rising more than 800 feet above Jackson Hole; Mount Moran is the park’s second-highest peak. The developed area is also used by deer, elk, moose and bears, though wildlife sightings are never guaranteed.

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