Kozy Campground offers 8 tent sites along the Hoback River in Bridger-Teton National Forest, about 30 minutes southeast of Jackson. Sites run $20 per night on a first-come, first-served basis. The campground sits at 6,332 feet elevation, far enough from Hoback Junction to feel peaceful despite occasional highway noise.
Kozy Campground offers tent camping and is suitable for walk-in camping during the off-season when amenities are turned off. It accommodates both single campsites and additional vehicles, but group camping and cabin lodging are not available.
Weather and SeasonsSummer brings highs around 75-85°F and nights that drop to 45-55°F, cold enough that you'll want warm layers after dark. This is peak season for fishing, when insect hatches are common and the river runs clear. Weekends see more visitors, though Kozy stays quieter than Snake River pullouts downstream. Fall brings temperature swings and golden light. Winter and shoulder seasons can see snow and freezing temperatures.
ElevationNestled in the mountain valleys of Wyoming, Kozy Campground offers that perfect sweet spot where the air is crisp but not thin, and the landscape opens up to reveal stunning vistas without the challenges of high-altitude camping.
Natural Features and SceneryThe Hoback River runs directly alongside camp, its clear water creating pools that hold trout through summer. Mountain peaks frame the valley in all directions, their slopes thick with evergreen forests. Deer move through the sites at dawn and dusk. Ground squirrels are active throughout the day. The river's sound is constant, loud enough to mask most highway noise except during the quietest hours.
Geological RegionSet within the expansive Bridger-Teton National Forest, Kozy Campground occupies a special corner of Wyoming where the Hoback River has carved its path through ancient mountain valleys. This protected wilderness showcases the raw beauty of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, where towering peaks, pristine rivers, and untouched forests create a landscape that has remained largely unchanged for millennia.
Scenic ViewsThe campground offers calming views of the Hoback River with mountains in the background.
Lodging & AccommodationsThere are no lodges or hotel-style accommodations listed.
Programs & ActivitiesNo cultural or educational programs are mentioned.