Fireside Resort Jackson Hole

Happy to find them open in Jackson before the warmer high season. We had no issues with 30 amp power. No water at the time due to the cold. Bathrooms were excellent. We love the private/individual bathrooms and shower rooms with real locking doors. Relatively unlevel sites. Could use some grading for the full season.

Use caution pulling in. Slow down a lot. The road in next to the tiny house cabins is bumpy too.

It’s on a bike path. Could be great to bike to town once the new bridges etc are completed.

Its October 2023 and national parks closer Sunday 8th. So in town was only option. Not sure about boondocking or dispersed camping. Beautiful weather in this sweet-spot between fall and winter.

Fireside RV and cabins in Wilson had adequate campground, nice staff. Trash and recycling. Did not use laundry or facilities. Open spots due to time of year. All size rigs. Mostly smaller campers. We are in 28’ airstream.

Your Campendium strong cell service indicator is wrong.

I needed to work online and zoom so the crappy cell service and wifi were a problem. Staff had no clue when I spoke to them about my needs. Their park wifi okay for emails and texts and phone calls (some dropped calls)

I used my Verizon jetpack Mifi and WeBoost and squeeked through.

Stayed 3 nights here while we explored the area and the Grand Tetons. It was a great campground in a convenient location. I thought the the sites were adequately spaced for a full hook up campground. (I’ve been in a lot worse.) Office staff was really friendly! I saw a review about stating the sites not being 50 amp, they are, just know your rig, your cords and your plugs, dude!

Enjoyed our stay here - pricey to be sure but everything in Jackson is. The campground is well run and pretty - nestled amongst the trees with a nearby creek. Our site was phenomenal - spacious with a large backyard of sorts up to the creek. It appeared other sites in the park were less generous in terms of space. All this said, probably your best bet while staying in Jackson these days.

We stayed at Fireside when the temperature took a dip and we didn’t want to continue our stay in the National Park campground without electricity.

The Wi-Fi was excellent. The park had doggie stations with poo bags and a disposal can.

We had full hook up. The water pressure was terrible.
Minimal “amenities.” There were 2 portapotties, no flush toilets or sinks. No shower facilities.

It was raining and there were lots of puddles and mud where the pads and road need more gravel.

This is the most I ever paid for a campsite and it was no more than adequate for the 1 night stay.

After looking at the Yellowstone's bubbles and beauty for 3 days - having my own to soak in was beyond HEAVEN!!
Leaving YNP we weren't sure where we were going to sleep, but we knew we needed hookups. Our motor home batteries were dead after 5 days of non-electric sites. We headed out of the park and down towards Tetons. All the campgrounds were full. Luckily we had free WIFI at the Flagg Ranch Lodge and was able to get on Campendium to find a site. We found this place and wearily headed over - not expecting much based on reviews. Let me tell you - the reviews were wrong!! The road from the Tetons to this little gem bypassed the town of Jackson to meander you through beautiful farmland with quintessential mountains and fences along the way.
We pulled in to this place, the Firestone Resort, and were mesmerized at the entrance. Grand trees wrapped in white fairy lights lined the driveway. (I felt like I was at a wedding) Nestled in between the large oak trees were gorgeous tiny house cabins.
We passed under the large wooden-bridge style arch which is next to the tiny but gorgeous pond with cattails and lily pads and an outdoor spa area. There's also a fire pit next to the spa so you and friends can enjoy soaking under the stars, and chatting in adirondak chairs around the fire. Spa was super clean and large. Fits about 15 people.
We checked in - she was ready for us - super friendly - gave us the WIFI password, Bathroom code, Spa code, and a map of the complex. The cabins rent for $3-500/night BTW.
We pulled into our site. It had electric hookups, a table, a fire pit and a darling old fashioned pump for water. Yes - my neighbor was literally 10 feet away. But they were so adorable - They had "Just Married" (2 days earlier) and "The Smiths" written on the windows of the camper. It was a gravel pull through site so it was really easy to navigate - much easier than the back in sites of the national parks we had been staying in.
The lady at the desk told me the spa closed at 9 only after I asked about it, but also added they weren't strict about it. We enjoyed our soaking under the stars while the sound of the wind rustled through the trees.
Seriously!, After 4 days in the National Parks without any reception, and looking at beautiful pools of bubbling water - this was HEAVEN!!! We got back to our RV and enjoyed catching up on emails and texts while watching a newly purchased DVD on Yellowstone. We get the best DVDs from the visitor center gift shops in the National Parks we visit. We stayed 2 nights - walking around the shops of Jackson and visiting the Tetons again while we were there. It's a really good location for accessing both!
And for the cherry on top - right next door is a park called Rendezvous Park. In the morning, my husband went running on the miles of trails nearby. He went through this park and saw the most incredible "woman" built from wood by the shore of the lake. Definitely a MUST SEE if you can.
I would definitely stay here again!

From the picture and the reviews I was sure this was worth a stay. The space between the sites in the photos show nice wide green patches. In reality this is like a stay in a sardine can, I can almost touch the 5th wheel next to me. Was quiet all night but screaming children today. Staff were nice, but when I asked how they assigned spaces was told that it was totally random. Saw two really nice empty spaces, but could not move into them because they were “full-up.” No changing from the assigned space, was told I could phone next time to request a space but that it was not guaranteed. Next time I will go for an off-grid wilderness experience. WiFi is good, no T-Mobile cell reception at all.