Moose Flat Campground sits along the Greys River in Bridger-Teton National Forest, 10 first-come, first-serve sites tucked into dense spruce and pine forest at 6,200 feet. Sites run $10-15/night and accommodate trailers up to 30 feet. The small size keeps things quiet, but summer weekends fill early.
Moose Flat Campground offers standard camping accommodations suitable for tents and small RVs. "Great campground for tent or small camper use." - User review by A.J. Haslam.
Weather and SeasonsSummer delivers the best conditions, with daytime highs between 65-80°F and nights dropping into the mid-30s to low-50s. July and August offer the clearest river conditions and most reliable weather for hiking. Spring mornings can still see frost, while September nights approach freezing. Pop-up afternoon thunderstorms are common in summer. The limited site count means early arrival or midweek visits work best during peak season.
ElevationPerched at 6,200 feet above sea level, Moose Flat offers that perfect high-country experience where the air feels crisp and clean. This elevation brings refreshingly cool nights that invite cozy campfires and warm sleeping bags, while daytime temperatures remain comfortable for hiking and exploring. The thin mountain air adds an extra sparkle to the star-filled nights that make high-elevation camping so memorable.
Natural Features and SceneryEngelmann spruce and lodgepole pine tower above the campground, while wild roses and native shrubs create thick privacy screens between sites. The Greys River flows alongside the camping area, its waters clearing by mid-summer for better fishing and wildlife viewing. Moose frequent the riparian edge. The forest understory stays lush through summer, with wildflowers appearing in waves from May through August.
Geological RegionMoose Flat rests in the heart of the Greys River corridor, a geological masterpiece carved through the Bridger-Teton National Forest over millennia. The surrounding landscape tells an ancient story through its Engelmann spruce and Lodgepole pine forests, while the understory bursts with wild roses and native shrubs that create natural privacy walls between campsites. This riparian ecosystem supports a rich tapestry of mountain life, from the smallest wildflowers to the region's namesake moose.
Scenic ViewsSome campsites offer views of the Greys River, with the surrounding forest creating a serene environment.
Lodging & AccommodationsNo hotel-style lodging accommodations or cabins are available.
Programs & ActivitiesNo cultural or educational programs mentioned.