Green River Outfitters
Accommodations

Jack Creek Camp
Gros Ventre Mountains
For an unforgettable wilderness adventure, come enjoy the solitude and tranquility of our Jack Creek Camp, nestled among pine trees and beaver ponds in a beautiful mountain valley. Our scenic horseback rides, fishing, hiking, wildlife photography trips and winter activities originate here.

Just 35 miles south of Jackson, Wyoming, this site sits in the heart of the Bridger-Teton National Forest at the base of the spectacular Gros Ventre Wilderness Area. Nearby, the clear, sparkling waters of Jack Creek parallel an ancient Indian trail which, in decades past, was an important migration route between the Tetons and the headwaters of the Green River. 

Take a step back into the "Old West," while visiting this historic gold mining campsite. It consists of a rustic log cabin, tack shed, Native American tipi's, a sauna, two corrals and an outhouse!  Built by trappers around 1900, the cabin was later used by miners prospecting for gold. Old gold pans still hang on a wall and some of the old, weathered sluice boxes are visible along the creek bottoms. 

Our cooks serve hearty meals family style in the old cabin, which provides a warm, restful, atmosphere. In addition, we are proud to offer Native American tipi accommodations due to popular demand from our guests. Each tipi is hand painted, set up with a painted inner liner, beds, a table and a woodstove. 

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Questions or comments? Contact us at:
307-733-1044 • gro@wyoming.com

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