Grand Teton Climbers' Ranch
Photo by Jess Glassberg/Louder Than 11
Located just south of Jenny Lake and four miles north of the Park Headquarters in Moose, WY. The Climbers' Ranch offers the most affordable and accessible lodging for climbers and outdoor adventurers visiting Grand Teton National Park. Our cabins are set up as rustic dormitories with mixed amenities. Specifically, this means wooden bunks, so be sure to pack your own sleeping pad and bag. There is a communal library, cook shelter, bathhouse, and bicycles on site.
Members will find the member promo code and book directly through Profile. AAC Members at the partner level and above receive lodging discounts.
The Grand Teton Climbers’ Ranch is powered by The North Face.
Contact Information
Address:
Grand Teton Climbers’ Ranch
PO Box 57
Moose, WY 83012
In-Season Contact:
(307) 201-9949
[email protected]
Off-Season Contact:
(303) 384-0110
[email protected]
Office Hours:
Daily, 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Please only call regarding issues pertaining to the Ranch. For park conditions, road updates, or general park information, contact Grand Teton National Park Service:(307) 739-3399
Booking Information
Reservations Open:
April 15, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. MT
Season Dates:
June 6, 2026 – September 13, 2026
Rates:
$30 + tax per bunk — AAC Members
$40 + tax per bunk — Non-AAC Members
Membership:
The Climbers’ Ranch is open to everyone. AAC members receive discounted lodging rates. Depending on your length of stay, membership can quickly pay for itself.
Facilities & Amenities Information
Lodging
Rustic, primitive, co-ed dormitory-style cabins
Open, one-room shared cabins
Wooden bunks (wide enough for one sleeping bag + gear or two sleeping bags snugly)
Cabins do not have heat or air conditioning
Guests must bring their own sleeping pad, pillow, and sleeping bag
Cabins range from 4 to 10 bunks
Private cabin rentals cannot be guaranteed
No tent or vehicle camping permitted per National Park Service contract.
Bathhouses
Separate men’s and women’s bathhouses
Showers, sinks, toilets
Cook Shelter
Communal outdoor cook shelter with electricity
Guests must bring their own cookstoves
Cooking inside cabins or in the parking lot is not permitted
Communal items available:
Electric hot plates
Coffee makers
Kettles
Tongs
Limited pans
Gas grill
Coolers and plastic tubs for food storage
Ice available for purchase onsite
Community Features
Communal library
Free bikes available (ride to Dornans for nearby services)
Partner Finder Board (email or call ahead with dates and objectives)
Utilities
Cabins and cook shelter have outlets and lighting
No public internet or Wi-Fi available
Quiet Hours
10:00 p.m. – 7:00 a.m. around the cook shelter
9:00 p.m. – 7:00 a.m. in the cabins
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Grand Teton Climbers’ Ranch FAQs
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Yes. It is located 5 miles north of the Moose entrance station. A park pass or daily entrance fee is required for entry.
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Yes, the Climbers' Ranch is located inside the park. Remember your National Park Pass or be prepared to pay a daily fee.
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$30 + tax per bunk for AAC members
$40 + tax per bunk for non-members -
Rustic, co-ed dormitory cabins in a communal setting. Cabins are one-room spaces with 4–10 wooden bunks.
No heat or air conditioning
Bring your own sleeping pad, pillow, and sleeping bag
Shared men’s and women’s bathhouses (showers, sinks, toilets)
Outdoor communal cook shelter with electricity
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No. We provide rustic dormitory-style lodging and cannot guarantee private lodging.
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Don’t let that climbing partner who “doesn’t like hiking” deter you! Climbers’ Ranch staff can add your information to the Partner Finder Board. Call or email us ahead of time with your visiting dates, objectives, and contact information. We will try to get you connected!
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Pets and service animals must comply with all National Park Service rules. Contact the Ranch Manager in advance if you have a trained service animal.
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Yes, everyone is welcome! Because cabins are shared one-room spaces, climbers may leave early for objectives. Please be courteous and communicate plans with bunk mates.
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Guests are more than welcome to sleep in the same bunks, however when making a reservation you must book the number of beds equal to the number of people in your party. Please note that cabin bunks are subject to change and if you have small children or dependents you should make a note on the reservation to ensure that the onsite team are aware.
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No. Per our National Park Service contract, vehicle and tent camping are prohibited onsite.
No vehicles over 22’ or trailers permitted. There are several excellent campgrounds nearby. Please explore those options.
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Due to the significant bear population inside the park, food storage is permitted inside vehicle trunks or inside the steel bear boxes near the Cookshelter. For food storage within guest cabins, the Climbers’ Ranch provides courtesy use of coolers for cold food storage and other plastic containers for dry food storage. Uncontained food items within guest cabins are NOT permitted. Cooking inside guest cabins and in the parking lot is NOT permitted. All cooking must be done under the cookshelter.
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No. Smoking is prohibited in all indoor and outdoor spaces at the Climbers' Ranch.
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No public internet or Wi-Fi is available.
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Yes. All cabins and cook shelters have outlets and lighting.
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No. Showers are for registered guests only.
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No. Please plan accordingly. Taxis are the most reliable option. You may be able to secure a lyft or uber but they may not want to take you into the National Park due to the lack of cell service and distance. Please keep this in mind.
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There are several local vendors in Jackson that provide backcountry essentials to rent.
Though we offer free bikes if you want to bike to Dornans and utilize the closest options.
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All cancellations are subject to the following cancellation fee:
More than 30 days notice: 0% Cancellation Fee
7-30 days notice: 50% Cancellation Fee
Less than 7 days notice: 100% Cancellation Fee
To cancel your reservation, email [email protected] with your name and scheduled reservation dates.
All cancellation fees are based on your reservation total and are subject to all applicable taxes.
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