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Lizard Creek campground lies in the northern part of Grand Teton
National Park, between Flagg Ranch campground and Colter Bay campground.
It's a fairly quiet campground with a limited season. Some of
the camping sites up on the bluff offer amazing views of the northern
Jackson Lake area.
This is a more remote section of the park and is home to moose
and elk in the offseason. Over the past decade, the area has also
become increasingly populated by grizzly bears. Practicing proper
grizzly bear country precautions is advisable at Lizard Creek.
Another important note is to not count on Lizard Creek being open
in the spring or later fall. It has very limited operating hours
which are due to it's more secluded location. Check the campground
facts below for exact times. Lizard Creek offers modern restrooms.
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Open: mid June to beginning September
Sites: 60
Laundry: No
Showers: No
Dump Station: No
Store: No ( 8 1/2 miles to Colter Bay)
Fee: $18
RV: 40 feet 13 sites
Handicapped Accessible: No
Water: Yes
Elevation: 6827 feet
Fishing: Yes (Jackson Lake, Lizard Creek)
Generators: Yes
Gas: No (7.8 miles south to Colter Bay, May to September)
Repairs: No (39.47 miles to Jackson, year round)
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