Fireside Resort

Overall, we enjoyed our stay at Fireside Resort. The cabins were great—clean, comfortable, cozy, and had everything we needed for our stay. The location is also convenient for exploring the Jackson area. The biggest downside for us was that we didn’t realize there was a large RV/trailer park directly behind the cabins. There was a pretty constant flow of trucks, campers, and vehicles going back and forth, which took away from the privacy and quiet mountain atmosphere we were expecting. We had hoped to sit outside and enjoy the peaceful surroundings a little more, but the traffic made it feel less secluded than the photos and setting suggest. Overall, still a good place to stay and the cabins themselves were very comfortable. Just something to be aware of if you’re looking for a quiet, private cabin experience.

We stayed 1 night at Fireside Resort and RV park. Pretty pricey but excellent customer service is worth it. I wouldn't necessarily call this a resort as it has adorable modern cabins to rent and then a typical campground behind it. The staff was extremely friendly and welcoming. Our site was pretty big with a large grassy area, located in the back of the campground so it was nice and secluded. My husband's favorite campsite so far on our travels through MT and WY. Check-in- great! Location- great! Super close to town and R Park-the Dambo Troll sculpture is super cool!. Jackson is a thriving town. Pricey but really well kept and casual to fancy vibe for the town and the campground we stayed at. Bike trails galore!!!!! This town has fabulous bike trails in town and through the Teton National Park. A few perfect lakes for kayaking! Definitely want to bring bikes and kayaks!

The Wedge Cabin was a perfect home base for our Grand Teton National Park visit. Everything was clean and well-stocked, the employees we encountered were super friendly, the laundry facility was great, and the hot tub was a welcome sight after long hikes. The location is just far enough from the busyness of Jackson Hole, but close enough to be convenient. We would definitely stay here again!

We stayed at the RV park and feel ripped off Our service was outstanding. The folks were very friendly and helpful. My issue is the price they charge. It is outrageously expensive and the facilities are mediocre. The price we were charged was $177/night. This is the highest we have seen for a RV park. The price included a "resort fee", however there are no "resort" amenities. No pool, tennis/pickleball courts, playgrounds for kids, not even a dog run. The thought that this is a resort is a joke. The RV sites themselves are poor. Very basic dirt/gravel sites with poorly maintained grass in-between the sites with broken down picnic tables and old rusty fire rings. The sites are rough and barely level. The roads are dirt with potholes and become muddy with rain. Again not "resort" quality. I expect this in $50-$70/night RV parks, not in a place that charges $177/night. The laundry and shower facilities are nice but again not "resort" quality. My advice is to stay away from this place. We'll never be back.

The location and staff were great. Access to the Jackson Hole Community Pathway bike trail was just across the street. The camp sites were a bit tight in my opinion for the price. It was a bit difficult to hook up our jeep upon exiting. Otherwise this is a great place to stay for easy access to Jackson Hole and the Grand Teton NP.