Dispersed Camping Areas (Undeveloped Campground)
Dispersed Camping (Undeveloped Camping). The Forest Service uses the term "Dispersed Camping" to mean that visitors to the Forest are camping outside of a developed campground facility. This means that visitors are simply finding a place in the forest where they can drive to in order to camp for free where no development other than a road exists. General. Camping (Tent, Car, or RV camping) anywhere in the National Forest OUTSIDE of a designated campground. In undeveloped areas of the forest, there are no services (such as potable water and trash removal) and generally no facilities (such as tables and restrooms.).
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Amenities & rules
| Dark sky | 0.2 miles from Teton County, a certified International Dark Sky Community |
Individual sites vary. Confirm on Recreation.gov or with the managing office.
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Getting there
| Area | Recreation.gov lists no exact point for this campground. The recreation area is at 43.48° N, 110.76° W. Call the office before you drive. |
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Questions people ask
Do I need a reservation at Dispersed Camping Areas (Undeveloped Campground)?
No. Dispersed Camping Areas (Undeveloped Campground) is first-come, first-served. Sites are taken on arrival and paid at the fee station.
Is Dispersed Camping Areas (Undeveloped Campground) good for stargazing?
Teton County, a certified International Dark Sky Community, is 0.2 miles away. Skies that dark carry for miles; a moonless night here should show the Milky Way.
Source: DarkSky International