Hoback Campground

Hoback Campground welcomes RV enthusiasts to one of Wyoming's most scenic and accessible outdoor destinations. Located in the heart of the Bridger-Teton National Forest, this public campground serves as an ideal basecamp for adventurers seeking authentic Rocky Mountain experiences without sacrificing comfort and convenience.

The campground's setting along the Hoback River creates a serene backdrop for your camping stay. The rushing water and towering pines provide that quintessential mountain atmosphere that draws visitors from across the country. The natural soundscape of the river becomes your nightly soundtrack, replacing the hustle and bustle of everyday life with the peaceful rhythms of nature. This location offers the perfect balance between accessibility and wilderness immersion.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the possibilities are virtually endless. The Hoback River itself attracts anglers year-round, with excellent opportunities for trout fishing. Hikers will find numerous trails branching out from the campground, ranging from leisurely walks to more challenging backcountry adventures. Mountain biking, wildlife viewing, and photography are all popular activities in the area. The surrounding national forest provides thousands of acres of pristine landscape to explore.

The nearby town of Jackson offers excellent dining, shopping, and cultural attractions when you're ready to venture beyond the campground. Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is within reasonable driving distance for those interested in skiing during winter months or enjoying the resort's summer activities. The Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park are also accessible day trips from this location, making Hoback Campground an excellent headquarters for exploring some of America's most iconic natural wonders.

The campground attracts a diverse mix of visitors. Families appreciate the relatively safe, manageable environment for children to explore nature. Solo travelers and couples enjoy the peaceful setting for disconnecting and reconnecting with each other. Serious outdoor adventurers use it as a launching point for backcountry expeditions. Anglers find it meets their needs perfectly, while general nature lovers simply appreciate waking up to mountain views.

The high elevation location means crisp, clean air and stunning star-filled nights, perfect for those seeking to escape light pollution. Spring through fall represents peak season, with each season offering its own character and appeal. Early summer brings wildflower blooms, while fall transforms the landscape with golden aspen trees. Even winter camping is possible for those equipped for cold-weather adventures.