East Table Creek Campground & Overflow Campground
Bridger-Teton National Forest
National Forests
Location: From Hoback Junction, go south 11 miles on US 26/89.
Phone: (307) 739-5400 »
Season: late May - end of September
Fee: $15/night
Reservations: NO
Description: 5800ft elevation. 17 campsites on the banks of the Wild and Scenic Snake River. The overflow camping walk-in area across the road can also accomodate small groups. Popular area for floating the river. Trail from campsite leads to the summit of Wolf Mountain in the Targhee National Forest. There is an ampitheater here for interpretive programs.
There is a boat ramp down the road at West Table Creek Picnic Area. Floating the river may require a permit. Call the ranger district for details. This area is popularly called the "Lunch Counter." Area activities include hiking, horse riding, fishing, hunting in season, and wildlife watching. Scenic driving along the river.
Activities:
Fishing
Picnicking
Boating (Non-motorized)
Hiking/Backpacking
Scenic Drive(s)
Horseback Riding
Boating (WW)
Hunting
Camping
Wildlife Viewing
Services and Facilities:
Entries marked HA indicate handicapped accessible.
Group Campground
RV Sites
Interpretive Programs
Drinking Water
Restrooms
Campground (Developed)
Notes: Hunters can reserve campsites in the overflow campground in the fall. Call 307-739-5427. 10 day stay limit. Please keep your campground clean and free of food to avoid attracting bears.
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Address: Jackson Ranger District, Bridger-Teton National Forest, 25 Rosencrans St PO Box 1689, Jackson, WY 83001
Phone: (307) 739-5400 »
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