Fireside Resort

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  Bob ROBERTS· 2 weeks ago

  Is a really nice place that has a great RV park. There are also rental cabins which are quite nice and are under a nice shady canopy of trees. The RV park is very well set up. Has good facilities. There are fire pits and picnic tables and a lot of shade trees. All of the RV spots are quite level and our gravel as are the roads. Really nice people that take care of this place and obviously they do enjoy what they do.

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  Jodi B.· a month ago

  We stayed 1 night at Fireside Resort and RV park. Pretty pricey but excellent customer service is worth it. I wouldn't necessarily call this a resort as it has adorable modern cabins to rent and then a typical campground behind it. The staff was extremely friendly and welcoming. Our site was pretty big with a large grassy area, located in the back of the campground so it was nice and secluded. My husband's favorite campsite so far on our travels through MT and WY. Check-in- great! Location- great! Super close to town and R Park-the Dambo Troll sculpture is super cool!. Jackson is a thriving town. Pricey but really well kept and casual to fancy vibe for the town and the campground we stayed at. Bike trails galore!!!!! This town has fabulous bike trails in town and through the Teton National Park. A few perfect lakes for kayaking! Definitely want to bring bikes and kayaks!

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  Pete Holtrichter· 5 months ago

  For RV/van campers you can't beat this place. Great laundry/shower/bathroom facilities and access to hot tub. Super close to Jackson Hole resort. Only gripe for next season throw down some more gravel or pave RV spot areas but that's an easy fix and in normal high snow years this would be non issue. Thanks!

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  Ah Mat· 4 weeks ago

  We stayed in a cabin for two, and it was very disappointing. The cabin had no air conditioning, only a tiny fan in the bedroom, so it was uncomfortably hot even at night. The cabin is in desperate need of cleaning and remodeling. It shows significant wear and tear throughout. The wood floors are scratched, worn out, and squeak loudly. The kitchen is outdated and beat up, and the freezer was completely covered in ice. The shower had a noticeable moldy smell, and the bathroom also needs renovation. The lower windows have blinds, but the upper windows do not, so the room fills with bright sunlight at sunrise, making it difficult to sleep. The screen door is old and scrapes every time it is opened or closed. You can also hear when a neighbor opens their door since it seems to be a problem in each cabin. The location is another major issue. The cabins are right next to the main road leading to the RV campground, so RVs, large trucks, and the resort's ATVs pass by constantly. You can also hear traffic from the nearby high traffic road. Behind the cabins is another road that leads to the parking spaces, so the cabins are essentially surrounded by two roads. It was noisy all day and into the evening with traffic, barking dogs, and children running up and down the road screaming. This place is simply not worth $600 per night. I couldn't wait to leave and would not stay here again.

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