Alpine Valley RV Resort
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Alpine Valley RV Resort is a full-hookup RV park in Alpine, Wyoming, about 30 miles south of Jackson on the Snake River Canyon corridor. The park sits a quarter-mile from Palisades Reservoir with easy access to water recreation, and it is built for the larger-rig travel market that does not fit well in tighter Jackson-area campgrounds. The right fit is an RV traveler who wants concrete pads, full hookups (50 amp), reliable amenities, and a quieter setting than camping closer to Jackson, with the trade of a 30-mile drive into town. The wrong fit is anyone wanting walking-distance Jackson access or anyone tent camping; this is RV-focused.
What you actually get
Full-hookup sites with concrete pads, asphalt approaches, fire rings, and 50-amp service. Sites accommodate rigs up to 75 feet long. Communal bathhouse with toilets, showers, laundry (washers and dryers). Pool. Activity center. Outdoor grills. Pet-friendly with leash requirement. WiFi included. Operating season is typically spring through fall, aligned with road-trip RV travel.
Why Alpine over Jackson
Three reasons. First, larger-rig accommodation: Alpine's pads handle big rigs that simply will not fit in older Jackson-area campgrounds. Second, water access: the Palisades Reservoir, the Snake River, and the Greys River are all on the doorstep, which is closer than from Jackson. Third, quieter setting and lower density. The trade is the 30-mile drive up the Snake River Canyon to Jackson, which is scenic but adds 35 to 45 minutes each way to a town day.
How to use the location
Use Alpine as a regional base, not a Jackson-day base. Day trips to Palisades Reservoir for boating and paddleboarding, the Greys River drainage for trails and fishing, the Snake River for floats, and Star Valley for slower drives are all well-positioned from here. For Jackson-focused itineraries, expect to be in the car a meaningful portion of the day. For trips that mix Jackson with Star Valley exploring, this resort is well-located to do both.
Where this gets tricky
Two honest tradeoffs. First, the drive. Snake River Canyon is beautiful but it is the only road; weather, construction, or accidents can slow it. If you want minimal driving from your campsite to Town Square, look at lodging in Jackson proper. Second, the resort sits on the highway corridor; some sites are closer to road noise than others. Ask about site placement at booking if quiet matters.
Top Amenities & Features at Alpine Valley RV Resort
For Palisades Reservoir paddling, mornings are calmer water; afternoons bring wind and powerboat traffic. Launch by 8 AM for the best paddling windows. Broulims Alpine is the right grocery stop on the way in for resupplying without driving back to Jackson.
Last word
For RV travelers who want full hookups, big-rig friendly sites, and a quieter regional base, Alpine Valley RV Resort is the right play. For travelers wanting walkable Jackson access or who plan to spend most of the day in Jackson proper, an in-town option will save you driving time.
FAQ
How big a rig can the park handle?
Up to 75 feet on most sites. Confirm specific site dimensions at booking if you have a particularly long or wide setup.
Is it open year-round?
No. Operating season runs spring through fall, weather-dependent. Confirm opening and closing dates for the current year directly.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, with leash requirement. Confirm any specific pet policies at booking.
Is there a tent option?
This is an RV-focused resort. For tent camping in the area, look at Forest Service campgrounds in the Greys River drainage or other regional options.