Greys River Cove RV park
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Greys River Cove RV Park is a full-hookup RV park in Alpine, Wyoming, at the confluence of the Snake and Greys Rivers, about 35 miles south of Jackson on US-89. The right fit is RV travelers wanting a full-hookup base with reliable utilities and easy access to fly fishing, hiking, and forest-service trails. The wrong fit is anyone wanting a luxury campground with planned activities; this is a clean, practical RV park, not a resort.
Top Amenities & Features at Greys River Cove RV Park
Pull-through sites with full hookups (water, sewer, 30/50-amp electric), level gravel pads built to accommodate RVs of varying sizes including longer fifth-wheels and Class A motorhomes. A modern bathhouse with showers and a laundry facility on site. WiFi and cell service that work better than most rural Wyoming RV parks. Tent sites available for overflow or non-RV campers. Operates seasonally, late spring through early fall.
Why people book here
Three reasons. First, the location at the river confluence is real. Anglers fishing the Snake, Greys, or Salt Rivers can put-in or take-out within minutes of the park; this is one of the better fly-fishing-trip RV bases in the region. Second, the practicalities work. Full hookups, level pads, working WiFi, and clean facilities are not always given at small Wyoming RV parks; here they are. Third, it's the right cost-to-amenity ratio for a multi-night Wyoming basecamp; pricing is reasonable, the location is strategic, and the park doesn't sell add-ons you don't need.
How to plan a visit
Reserve ahead, especially for July and August; the park fills quickly when fishing season peaks. Bring an annual or one-day Wyoming fishing license if you plan to wade or float. Stock up at Broulim's in Alpine on the way in for groceries and provisions. Plan day trips into Grand Teton (about 1 hour) or Yellowstone (longer). The park is positioned for fishing-focused trips; less ideal as a daily Jackson commute base if you want town evenings.
Things to weigh
Two honest tradeoffs. First, this is a working RV park, not a luxury campground; it looks like a level gravel lot, which is what most experienced RV travelers actually want. Second, seasonal operation cuts winter access; the park closes in cold months.
Before you go
For fly-fishing-focused RV travelers, base here for three to five nights and rotate fishing across the Snake (whitewater section), the Greys (smaller water, less pressure), and the Salt (cutthroat and brown). Local guides operate from Alpine and the broader Star Valley; ask the park staff for current recommendations. Start mornings early; afternoon thunderstorms in summer can compress fishing windows on the bigger water.
The verdict
For a full-hookup RV base at the Snake-Greys-Salt River confluence with practical amenities and easy fishing access, Greys River Cove RV Park is the right call south of Jackson. Reserve ahead, stock up in Alpine, and use the location for the fishing it was designed around.
FAQ
Is it full hookup?
Yes. Pull-through sites with water, sewer, and 30/50-amp electric.
Are tent sites available?
Yes, for overflow and non-RV campers.
How far from Jackson?
About 35 miles south, roughly 35-40 minutes on US-89.
What's the season?
Late spring through early fall. Closed in winter.