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Restrooms in Grand Teton National Park

Every restroom in Grand Teton National Park mapped and downloadable — flush toilets, vault toilets, ADA-accessible facilities, and drinking water. Most of the park has zero cell reception. Download the free GPX file before you go and take the map offline.

Restrooms

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ADA Accessible

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Current Grand Teton Alerts & Closures

Danger

Measles outbreak in Teton County

The Teton County Health Department declared a local emergency due to a measles outbreak on July 13, 2026. Visitors and residents may have been exposed at several locations in Teton County, including the Colter Bay area in Grand Teton National Park.

Caution

Construction in the South End of the Park

Construction projects underway. Moose-Wilson Road partial closure 7/21 and 7/22 between Murie Ranch and LSR Preserve. Expect delays of 45 minutes or longer all other times. Death Canyon Road and Trailhead closed. Taggart Trail detour in place. Menor's Ferry Road closed weekdays.

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Park Closure

Death Canyon Trailhead Construction Closure

Death Canyon Road and Trailhead are closed to all use. Start hikes at alternative trailheads such as Granite Canyon, LSR Preserve, and Taggart Lake.

About Grand Teton National Park — Facilities & Access

2026 Edition — Updated July 2026

Soaring over a landscape rich with wildlife, pristine lakes, and majestic alpine vistas, the Teton Range stands as a testament to generations of stewards. For over 11,000 years, communities have thrived in the valley known as Jackson Hole, turning these mountains into more than just peaks—they embody imagination and enduring human connection.

Park Hours

Visitors may enter the park at any time, but visitor services and motor vehicle access vary throughout the year.

Seasonal Availability

63 restrooms are open year-round. 4 restrooms are seasonal (typically May–October).

Park Contact

307-739-3399

grte_info@nps.gov

103 Headquarters Loop, Moose, WY 83012

Planning Tool — Not a Navigation Device

Trail data sourced from the National Park Service. This is a pre-trip planning tool — always carry a topographic map, check current conditions before departure, and register at the backcountry office for overnight trips. Do not rely solely on digital maps in areas without cell service. Facility availability changes seasonally.

Grand Teton National Park Restroom & Trail Map

USGS topographic basemap with 67 restrooms and NPS trail data. Tap any marker for details. Click trail names below to highlight on the map.

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5. Screenshot this map as a backup — most areas have no cell service.

Trail and facility data provided by the National Park Service (public domain). Topographic basemap by USGS. Map compilation, presentation, and GPX packaging by DunnyDash.com. Any reproduction or redistribution of these maps must attribute dunnydash.com as the source. Facility availability may change seasonally — verify current conditions before your visit.

All 67 Restrooms in Grand Teton National Park

Every mapped restroom in Grand Teton, grouped by location type.

Visitor Centers

6 restrooms — see details below

Campgrounds

8 restrooms — see details below

Park Facilities(53)

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Shower

FlushADAWaterSeasonal

Seasonal

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FlushWater

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Seasonal

Vault/Composting

ADA-Accessible Restrooms in Grand Teton National Park

10 wheelchair-accessible restrooms confirmed across Grand Teton National Park. Each facility below meets ADA accessibility standards — wider stalls, grab bars, and level access. Download the GPX file to save these locations to your GPS before entering the park.

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FlushWaterSeasonal

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Campground Restrooms, Showers & Water in Grand Teton

8 campgrounds with restroom and utility details.

Tap any campground name to fly to it on the map above.

Restrooms	Showers	Water	Dump Station
Flush Toilets - seasonal	Coin-Operated - Seasonal	Yes - year round	Yes - seasonal
Flush Toilets - seasonal	Coin-Operated - Seasonal	Yes - seasonal	Yes - seasonal
Flush Toilets - seasonal	Coin-Operated - Seasonal	Yes - seasonal	No
Flush Toilets - seasonal	No	Yes - seasonal	Yes - seasonal
Flush Toilets - seasonal	Hot - Seasonal	Yes - seasonal	Yes - seasonal
Flush Toilets - seasonal	Coin-Operated - Seasonal	Yes - seasonal	No
Flush Toilets - seasonal	No	Yes - seasonal	No
Flush Toilets - seasonal	Coin-Operated - Seasonal	Yes - seasonal	Yes - seasonal

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Showers:Yes

Water:Yes

Dump:Yes

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Water:Yes

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Water:Yes

Dump:No

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Water:Yes

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Water:Yes

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Showers:Yes

Water:Yes

Dump:Yes

Trailhead Restrooms & Hiking Facilities in Grand Teton

7 trailheads with restrooms. Plan accordingly — most trails have no facilities beyond the trailhead.

Once you leave the trailhead, there are typically no restroom facilities on the trail itself. Plan your stops before heading out.

Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve Trailhead

Vault/Composting

Taggart Lake Trailhead

Restroom

Lupine Meadows Trailhead

Restroom

Leigh Lake Trailhead

Restroom

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Aerial Tram Trailhead

Restroom

Flagg Canyon Trailhead

Restroom

Granite Canyon Trailhead

Vault/Composting

Hiking Trails (41)

Trail	Distance	Difficulty	Type	Season	Trailhead Restroom
Phelps Lake Loop	—	Moderate	loop	SpringSummerFall	✗
Lake Creek - Woodland Trail Loop	—	Easy	loop	SpringSummerFall	✓
Hermitage Point	—	Moderately Strenuous	loop	SpringSummerFall	✗
Aspen Ridge - Boulder Ridge	—	Moderate	loop	SpringSummerFall	✗
Valley Trail - Phelps Lake Overlook	—	Strenuous	—	SpringSummerFall	✗
Granite Canyon	—	Moderately Strenuous	one-way	SummerFall	✓
Marion Lake	—	Strenuous	loop	SummerFall	✗
Death Canyon - Static Peak Divide Junction	—	Strenuous	—	SummerFall	✗
Phelps Lake	—	Moderate	—	SummerFall	✗
Open Canyon	—	Strenuous	one-way	SummerFall	✗
Static Peak Divide Trail	—	Strenuous	—	SummerFall	✗
Phelps Lake Overlook	—	Easy	—	SpringSummerFall	✗
Taggart Lake	—	Easy	—	WinterSpringSummerFall	✓
Polecat Creek Loop	—	Easy	loop	SpringSummerFall	✗
Flagg Canyon	—	Easy	—	SpringSummerFall	✓
Heron Pond - Swan Lake Loop Trail	—	Easy	loop	SpringSummerFall	✗
Lakeshore Trail	—	Easy	loop	SpringSummerFall	✗
Grand View Point	—	Moderate	—	SummerFall	✗
Christian Pond Loop	—	Easy	loop	SpringSummerFall	✗
Lunch Tree Hill	—	Easy	loop	SpringSummerFall	✗
Two Ocean Lake - Emma Matilda Lake Loop	—	Strenuous	loop	SummerFall	✗
Emma Matilda Lake	—	Moderately Strenuous	loop	SummerFall	✗
Two Ocean Lake	—	Moderate	loop	SummerFall	✗
Signal Mountain Trail	—	Moderate	—	SummerFall	✗
Holly Lake	—	Strenuous	—	SummerFall	✗
Bearpaw and Trapper Lakes	—	Moderate	—	SpringSummerFall	✗
Leigh Lake	—	Easy	—	SpringSummerFall	✓
Paintbrush Canyon - Cascade Canyon Loop	—	Strenuous	loop	SummerFall	✗
String Lake	—	Easy	loop	SpringSummerFall	✗
Garnet Canyon	—	Strenuous	—	SummerFall	✗
Surprise and Amphitheater Lakes	—	Strenuous	—	SummerFall	✗
Forks of Cascade Canyon	—	Moderately Strenuous	loop	SummerFall	✗
Jenny Lake Loop	—	Moderate	loop	SpringSummerFall	✗
Hurricane Pass	—	Strenuous	loop	SummerFall	✗
Lake Solitude	—	Strenuous	loop	SummerFall	✓
Inspiration Point	—	Moderate	loop	SpringSummerFall	✗
Hidden Falls	—	Moderate	loop	SpringSummerFall	✗
Moose Ponds	—	Easy	loop	WinterSpringSummerFall	✗
Taggart Lake - Beaver Creek Loop	—	Easy	loop	WinterSpringSummerFall	✓
Taggart Lake - Bradley Lake Loop	—	Moderate	loop	WinterSpringSummerFall	✓
Murie Ranch Hike	—	Easy	—	SpringSummerFall	✗

Phelps Lake Loop

ModerateloopSpringSummerFall

Lake Creek - Woodland Trail Loop

EasyloopSpringSummerFall

Hermitage Point

Moderately StrenuousloopSpringSummerFall

Aspen Ridge - Boulder Ridge

ModerateloopSpringSummerFall

Valley Trail - Phelps Lake Overlook

StrenuousSpringSummerFall

Granite Canyon

Moderately Strenuousone-waySummerFall

Marion Lake

StrenuousloopSummerFall

Death Canyon - Static Peak Divide Junction

StrenuousSummerFall

Phelps Lake

ModerateSummerFall

Open Canyon

Strenuousone-waySummerFall

Static Peak Divide Trail

StrenuousSummerFall

Phelps Lake Overlook

EasySpringSummerFall

Taggart Lake

EasyWinterSpringSummerFall

Polecat Creek Loop

EasyloopSpringSummerFall

Flagg Canyon

EasySpringSummerFall

Sorted by distance (shortest first). Check the trailhead for current restroom availability.

Visitor Centers with Restrooms in Grand Teton

6 visitor centers — all with ADA-compliant restrooms.

All visitor centers have ADA-compliant restrooms with running water.

A surviving Mission 66 visitor center, the Colter Bay Visitor Center provides great views of Jackson Lake. Home of the Indigenous Arts and Cultural Demonstration Program. Inside, meet artists and view exhibits of Indigenous art. Watch the park film in the auditorium throughout the day. Visit this fa

Summer Hours

The grand expanse of the Teton Range rises above the visitor center. Inside, interwoven themes of place, people, preservation, mountaineering, and Indigenous tribes encourage visitors to contemplate the past, present, and future of this place. Visit this facility for trip planning information, backc

Summer Hours

In the 1930s, the Jenny Lake Ranger Station and Museum opened as the park’s first visitor facility. Today, climbing rangers provide safety information, issue backcountry and boat permits, share climbing route conditions, and perform mountain rescues. Climbing and day hiking do not require a backcoun

Summer Hours

Harrison Crandall built this cabin in 1921 near the Cathedral Group Turnout as his studio. Today, the visitor center highlights the relationship between art, inspiration, and action in Grand Teton. Rangers are available at the front desk, in the plaza, and on trails for trip planning, park informati

Summer Hours

The Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve Center allows visitors to learn about Mr. Rockefeller's vision and his legacy of conservation stewardship. Exhibits engage visual, tactile, and auditory senses through a poem by Terry Tempest Williams, audio recordings of Mr. Rockefeller, videos, photography, and

Summer Hours

The National Elk Refuge & Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center is an visitor center located in Jackson, WY. The visitor center is owned and operated by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on the National Elk Refuge. The six agencies that operate from the visitor center are the Bridger-Teton National Fo

Open most of the year, with limited hours in the shoulder seasons.

Grand Teton Entry Fees & Park Hours

Entrance - Private Vehicle$35.00

Entrance - Motorcycle$30.00

Entrance - Per Person$20.00

Ranger Programs & Events in Grand Teton

14 upcoming programs including guided walks, talks, and evening campfire programs. Most take place at visitor centers which all have restroom facilities.

Cultural/Craft DemonstrationIndigenous Arts and Cultural Demonstration Speaker Series

Partner ProgramMurie Ranch - Daily Docent Tours

Campfire/Evening ProgramGolden Hour at Jenny Lake

HikeJaunt Along Jenny

+ 10 more programs available

Self-Guided Tours in Grand Teton with Restroom Stops

5 self-guided walking and driving tours through Grand Teton. Each tour lists the number of stops — if we know a stop has restroom access, we flag it so you can plan your route without surprises.

Behind the Lens: Photo Spots

Grand Teton is one of the most photographed national parks. From barns, mountains, wildlife, and rivers the enormity of places to capture that perfect photo exist throughout the park.

8 stops1–4 hNo confirmed restrooms

Find the Frames: Celebrate America’s 250th!

Everybody smile and say “cheese”! Explore the park and find these special, limited-time photo frames celebrating America’s 250th birthday. Locate all four frames in the park and discover their unique...

4 stops90–120 minNo confirmed restrooms

Fire in the Tetons

Fire has touched every part of the park. Explore the effects the of fire historically and today.

8 stops45–90 minRestrooms at 2 stops

Menors Ferry, Step Back to a Different Time

Discover the story of Menors Ferry Historic District and learn how early settlers crossed the Snake River.

9 stops30–60 minNo confirmed restrooms

Wrangling Dudes at the Bar BC Ranch

This audio tour provides a glimpse into the Bar BC's past, focusing on the ranch's early days in the 1910s and 20s. Learn about this iconic dude ranch, and listen to excerpts from the writings of Stru...

8 stops45–60 minNo confirmed restrooms

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Grand Teton National Park Restroom FAQs

Are there restrooms in Grand Teton National Park?

Yes. Grand Teton National Park has 67 restrooms throughout the park, including 16 flush toilet facilities and 8 vault/composting toilet facilities. Restrooms are located at visitor centers, campgrounds, trailheads, and developed areas.

Are restrooms in Grand Teton ADA accessible?

Grand Teton National Park has 10 ADA-accessible restroom facilities. Most visitor centers and major developed areas have accessible restrooms. Check individual facility details for specific accessibility information.

Does Grand Teton have showers?

Yes, 2 facilities in Grand Teton National Park offer shower access. These are typically found at campgrounds with full hookup amenities.

Is there drinking water in Grand Teton?

Yes, 16 locations in Grand Teton National Park provide potable drinking water. These are commonly found at visitor centers, campgrounds, and developed picnic areas. Always carry extra water when hiking backcountry trails.

What types of restrooms are in Grand Teton?

Grand Teton National Park has two main types of restrooms: flush toilet facilities (16 locations) found at developed areas, and vault/composting toilets (8 locations) commonly found at trailheads and remote areas. Vault toilets are pit-style toilets that do not require plumbing.

Are restrooms open in Grand Teton during winter?

Restroom availability in Grand Teton National Park varies seasonally. Visitor centers and developed areas that remain open during winter will have heated restroom facilities. Many vault toilets at trailheads and remote areas remain available year-round, but some facilities in areas closed for winter may not be accessible. Check current conditions before your visit.

Do campgrounds in Grand Teton have restrooms?

Yes, all 8 campgrounds in Grand Teton National Park have restroom facilities. Most offer flush toilets during the camping season, with some providing vault toilets. Check individual campground details for specific amenities like showers, potable water, and dump stations.

Do visitor centers in Grand Teton have restrooms?

Yes, all 6 visitor centers in Grand Teton National Park have ADA-compliant restrooms available during operating hours. Visitor center restrooms are typically the most well-maintained facilities in the park, with flush toilets, running water, and changing areas.