Daniel Junction RV Park

We stayed here for $25 for full hook ups. It was a nice 1.50 hour drive to grand Teton park where we went for the day. You are staying at the top of the hill behind their store and restaurant where the boast about the best burritos. We did try several and they were pretty good. It was quiet and worked fine since we just needed a spot to just sleep and shower.

Good place to pull in. Just electric hookup available. Had to use adaptor for my 30 amp plug. Nice view from a little hill that the park sits on. All services are in the store.

It would have been 5 stars if it were not for the road noise during the day but everything else was top notch. Very good WIFI best I’ve seen since we hit the road full time last year. There is a dump station for 10 bucks self serve and non potable water and free air station in the back of the big parking lot. Sites are all full hookup, sites 13,14,15 have a great view of the valley and the mtns beyond to the west the others are up against the hill. The store/gas station and restaurant are open every day and have a great selection of quick food and sit down steak dinners. Everyone is extremely friendly in the store/restaurant and they were a pleasure to do business with. We kept extending by the week at 200 per stayed here as we looking for real estate and was centrally located.

This was a stop just to get fresh water and dump waste with the benefit of shore power on a hot afternoon.
If all you need is the fresh water and dump station, recommend the BLM Warren Bridge campground close by to the west where you'll get much further away from the highway in level pull through sites for $10.

The asphalt regrinds site pad was so unlevel the front wheels were off the ground by the time we got leveled.
2 pluses were the cold temperature of the fresh water and the fact that we were permitted to park our rig in the large truck parking lot east of the store while we hiked past the Green River Lakes the following day.

First time shame on you, second time shame on me. This was one of the very few RV parks we’ve camped in that was unacceptable. Mostly due to he ownership and staff's attitude and uncooperative behavior.

We had reserved and were promised a back in site where we wouldn't have to unhook with full hookups including 30 amp electric. On our first night we ended up in a corner site by the rear entrance which took quite a bit of maneuvering to get into including having to fight back a shrub that was encroaching on the access to our RV door. After leveling and setting up our travel trailer we find out there was only 50 amp electric. After a very long day on the road we made due without electric versus having to relocate to another site.

On our second stay 17 days later I mentioned to the owner our previous experience and she said, “Well why didn’t you come down to the office and ‘RENT’ a 50 to 30 amp adapter?” I said, “Well, I was not told I would need an adapter when I reserved the site.” I asked for a different site with 30 amp service and she said she didn’t have anything but 50 amp but she would be glad to ‘RENT’ me an adapter for $50 of which I would receive $45 back when I returned the adapter. So we parked our travel trailer in the site she rented us only to find out the adapter was incorrect. She had rented me a 30 to 50 amp adapter, just the opposite of what we needed.

When I returned the adapter to the office the owner was gone and the desk clerk said, “Sorry, that’s all they had.” I said, “Would you refund my deposit?” and she said she’d be glad to refund the $50 deposit less a $5 rental fee. After some discussion she finally agreed it was probably better to refund my total deposit in respect to the fact that the adapter she rented me was the opposite of what was required. After searching the half empty RV park I found an electric stem with 30 amp service so we relocated to that site but had to split a water hookup with another camper.

Needless to say, this could have been a good experience except for the insolent staff and ownership who could have cared less about what they had promised on the reservation versus the reality of their RV park. We’ve travelled this area several times and plan to again. This experience reminds me of the old saying in business, “If we don’t take care of our customers our competitors will.” I think we’ll look elsewhere on our next visit to the Pinedale area for a site that meets our needs versus one that was over promised and underdelivered.

60 ft of RV and Cargo could have backed in, but went through and decided boondocking the huge restautant lot was better for me. Office staff was good and dinner was excellent along with the friendly staff. Lot was quiet as I was the only rig end of Sept on my way through

Called and made reservations several months ago. Had my spot numbers ready. Long day of traveling from Yellowstone. We arrive the lady is totally put off. Doesn’t have our reservations. She’s pounding on the computer because “it’s not working”. She was so incredibly rude it was mind blowing. We ended up leaving and getting an amazing beautiful spot at the Highline Tail RV Park.
Daniel Junction RV Park was gravel lot. #winning