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The choice of lodging properties within the park is as diverse as the landscape itself. You'll find simple campgrounds, cabins, and standard motel rooms, but you can also settle into a homey bed-and-breakfast or a luxurious suite in a full-service resort. Between June and August, rates go up and rooms are harder to get unless you make a reservation well ahead of your visit.
For information on lodging and dining in the park, contact the park's largest concessionaire, Grand Teton Lodge Company. 307/543–2811
The main building of this lodge on Jackson Lake's southern shoreline (it's the only lakefront property in the park) has a cozy lounge and a grand pine deck overlooking the lake. Stay in a traditional suite-style room with a kitchenette or a rustic cabin; some of the larger cabins sleep up to eight people.
A stroll from Jackson Lake, this cluster of Western-style, one- and two-room cabins is close to trails, dining options, a visitor center, and plenty of other activities, but the feel is rustic, and none have a TV, phone, or Wi-Fi. The property has splendid views and an excellent marina and beach for the windsurfing crowd (you'll need a wetsuit because of the cold). There are also camping options: a 114-site RV park as well as tent cabins that share communal baths.
