Curtis Canyon Dispersed Camping, near Jackson, Wyoming, offers a rugged escape for those looking to immerse themselves in nature. This spot is all about the views, with stunning sights of the Teton Range that will take your breath away.

The area features several dispersed sites, each equipped with a fire pit, perfect for cozy evenings under the stars. Visitors have noted that the sites are well-spaced, ensuring you won’t feel cramped, even during busier times. One camper mentioned, “The sites were also spread out enough that it never felt crowded,” which is a big plus for those seeking solitude.

While there are no amenities like drinking water or toilets, the natural beauty more than makes up for it. Campers have enjoyed the freedom of camping without permits and the ability to bring their pets along. As one happy camper put it, “Absolutely loved this campsite! Lovely views with a bear box and campfire ring.”

For those who love adventure, the surrounding area is ripe for exploration. You can hike, enjoy the scenery, or simply relax by your campfire. Just keep an eye out for wildlife; a park ranger on-site can help keep you informed about any bear activity. If you’re looking for a place to unwind and soak in the great outdoors, Curtis Canyon is a solid choice.

Curtis Canyon Dispersed Camping

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Up on the ridgeline, you can see the whole Teton range, and Curtis Canyon behind you! One fireput by the road, one other one out just a bit in the second pic.  I'd drive my car to that one, but it looks a little too sketchy for a Subaru Outback.

Great veiws, great spot!

We loved this campground and the view it has of the Teton’s. When driving up the gravel road you first come to the Curtis Canyon campground ($10/nightly) but if you continue on the road you will come to the Curtis Canyon dispersed campsites (free). We stayed in site 10 and it has a beautiful view of the mountains. I believe there are 18 dispersed sites on this road and we didn’t have trouble finding one (arrived around 2pm). Each site has a fire pit and ample room for tents or trailers. The park ranger on site was very helpful and alerted us when there were bears in the area. We will be back!

Beautiful Dispersed Camping

Absolutely loved this campsite! Lovely views with a bear box and campfire ring. The sites were also spread out enough that it never felt crowded. We got to the campsite around 4:00 pm and had no issue finding one but they did fill up pretty quickly after us so I wouldn’t get there too late.

Beautiful and Free!

I am a pretty experienced camper. Never in my LIFE have I been swarmed by this many flies and horse flies. Maybe it was just bad luck but this is insane. Truly could not make it out of my tent and car. SWARMS. 

Fly Galore

Pass Curtis canyon campground which I think is $10 a night. Go up another quarter mile and on the third Big bend there is a singular spot with an amazing view. Lots of flies if the temperature is high enough, but if you go out a few hundred ft to the second mound, the wind keeps the flies away a little bit. If you go up another quarter mile or so, there's a community spot on the left which I camped at a few years ago with other campers. Seems like about at least a half a dozen regular size vehicles would fit and on the right there's another spot that a family was occupying. Haven't been further up but it seems like each spot on this app is individually marked out 


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