Planning an RV trip to the Tetons involves a lot of practical questions: Will my rig fit? What hookups are available? When does the season run? This guide answers them plainly for Teton Valley Resort in Victor, Idaho — a full-hookup RV resort on the quiet west side of the Teton Range.

Site Sizes: 50 to 70 Feet, Pull-Throughs Available

RV sites at Teton Valley Resort range from 50 to 70 feet, with pull-through sites available up to 70 feet. That means big rigs — Class A motorhomes, fifth wheels, and trailers with tow vehicles — can park without unhitching or backing into a tight spot. If you are traveling in a larger setup, request a pull-through when you book.

Hookups: Full Service at Every Site

Sites include full hookups: water, sewer, and 30/50-amp electric. Running air conditioning, residential refrigerators, and other high-draw appliances is not a problem on 50-amp service, and 30-amp rigs are equally at home.

Season and Check-In

The RV season runs from May through mid-October, which covers the entire practical touring window for Grand Teton and Yellowstone. RV check-in begins at 1:00 PM. If you arrive in the valley early, Victor and nearby Driggs are easy towns to spend a morning in. The resort's cabins, by contrast, are open year-round — worth knowing if you want to return for a winter trip without the rig.

What You Get Beyond the Site

Teton Valley Resort is a resort first and an RV park second. On-site you'll find a pool and hot tub, e-bikes, and pickleball courts. The Mess Hall restaurant serves dinner nightly (current hours at messhallbistro.com), so you don't have to cook after a long driving day. Summer glamping tents and cabins mean mixed groups — some in RVs, some not — can stay together.

Using the Resort as a Base Camp

From the resort at 1208 Highway 31 in Victor, Jackson, Wyoming is about 24 miles and 40 minutes over Teton Pass. Grand Teton National Park is about an hour away, Yellowstone's West Entrance about two hours, and Grand Targhee Resort about 30 minutes. Most guests park the RV once and use their tow vehicle or toad for park days — the pass is a much easier drive without the rig.

Big-Rig Tips for the Tetons

Teton Pass is steep, with sustained grades on both sides. Many RVers prefer to reach Victor via the Idaho side — through Swan Valley or Driggs — rather than towing over the pass, then day-trip to Jackson in a smaller vehicle. Book pull-through sites early for July and August, and remember that the season ends in mid-October: late-fall trips should be planned toward cabins instead.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long are the RV sites at Teton Valley Resort?

Sites range from 50 to 70 feet, with pull-through sites available up to 70 feet.

Do the sites have full hookups?

Yes. Every RV site includes water, sewer, and 30/50-amp electric service.

When is the RV park open?

The RV season runs May through mid-October. Cabins at the resort are open year-round.

What time is RV check-in?

RV check-in begins at 1:00 PM. Cabin check-in is at 4:00 PM.