Mike Harris Campground

Easy access down a short gravel road to Mike Harris Campground. Their website hasn’t been updated to include several new sites including two more pull throughs...fairly level on the most part. There are Picnic tables, fire pits, bear boxes and a stand for your portable grill. The host was very helpful and happy to show off the new area. Our 36 ft rig was easily accommodated. Fee is $12 a night but with my Senior Pass cut to $6 so great price. Even though it snowed two nights while we were here roads were good but Teton Pass was treacherous. We enjoyed our stay here and found a favorite brew pub in Victor..Wild Life Brewery.

Pulled in around 8:30pm on a Wednesday in mid June. About ½ of the sites were available. Large sites with decent privacy, some are level, others are not at all.

Host is great. God stop close to Victor with a decent cell signal.

Traveling to the Jackson area for the first time I was looking for something I could reserve for a few nights to get a lay of the land. Mike Harris was the only thing besides national parks or a rough looking KOA. Liked the place enough that we ended up staying 2 weeks. They have added new sites that are not on the website yet. Also they will be adding running water and power in the near future. Our camp host was super nice and easy going. He also keeps the place clean. Cleanest pit toilets I have ever seen.

Many use this as a jumping off point for Grand Teton or Yellowstone. We stopped by for a comfortable weekend stsy. Part of the campground is just one year okd. Super clean toilets. Water from a single hand pump well. Plans supposedly to add electruc and water ti some sites. Our site was sunny which was perfect for our solsr panels. Far enough ofc the higway that road noise not at all an issue

Nice trade sites, clean bathroom. Previous reviews say there is cell service however I am on Verizon and could not even make a phone call so be aware of that. Also, the host is pretty grouchy but the bathrooms are very clean. There is definitely some highway noise.

Several trailheads within walking distance of the campground, with the Mike Sells trail and a 2mile trail over to Trail Creek Campground right in the Campground! Mountain biking trails at the entrance to the campground just off Hwy 33/ Teton Pass. For the 2021 season prices have increased-- $17/night, $8 for Seniors with a Golden Age card, and $8/night for extra vehicles.

Saw mixed reviews on cell service. Unfortunately we had 0 Verizon. Our ATT hot spot was able to get about 3 down. I don’t remember upload speed. We had to move along unfortunately.

Arrived late at night and the host came out to greet me and offered me his favorite site in the campground. Hosts were super cool and talked to them for hours. Seems very secure with them around keeping an eye on the place. Very nice campground with clean facilities.

Note for Remote Workers like me: Previous reviews are deceiving on cell coverage, as you can only get coverage if you have a booster. Verizon anyway. Starlink works well though.

Arrived 05 October. Web site said site was closed but the gate was open and several sites were occupied so we joined the party. Great site, clean, level and nicely organized and spaced between sites. Since it was technically closed only one of the toilets was unlocked. Road noise was light. Did see some trailers in the 20-25 foot range so no issues with smaller rigs. Trail head for biking/hiking was close by. Site had table, fire pit and bear locker

We are the camp hosts this year, and The campground is OPEN even through just east of the entrance on Wyoming 22 (Teton Pass) the road has experienced a major collapse.
Going north through Victor and Driggs you can get to the west entrance of Yellowstone.
Going south towards Alpine you can get to the southern entrance to Jackson. Both trips will take approximately 2 hours.