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This beautiful barn has been in our family since the 1930's.  It's not to go into or over to....just look at it from across your campsite.  It's owned by someone else now....


Ross Homestead Camp

This land has been owned by my family since 1935, and owned by "shirt-tail" relatives before that.  The old house you'll be parked in front of is not habitable anymore, and there is no trespassing into this home or the home's original yard....but, you'll love to be near the big trees my grandmother planted, and the site itself is lovely!.  My family worked really hard to make the surrounding land into farmland.  The hillside right in front of the home is a haven for deer and other wildlife.  If you are quiet and look out at dawn and dusk, there are often deer roaming around.  Learn more about this land:Hi.  This campsite is shown well by the map in South EAST Victor, Idaho, right near the Wyoming border, and a 25 minute drive over Teton Pass to Jackson Hole!   Teton County, Idaho is a great place to base your vacation from.   The location can't be beat, if you want to visit Teton Valley, Victor,  Driggs, Grand Teton National Park (50 minutes to the Moose entry gate) or Jackson Hole (20-25 minutes except in "rush hour") , or, even Yellowstone (about 2 hours through GTNP) !You must bring your OWN hard-sided camper or RV.   WE are only providing the SPACE for ONE RV or Camper driven in by you....  NO TENTS of any kind.  Your cooking and bathroom facilities must be enclosed within a hard-sided unit.   WE are only providing the SPACE for your OWN RV or Camper.   Book ahead, and save yourself the hassle of finding a spot on the spur of the moment.  We have no hookups.  It's a lovely parking spot.   The camping area is a  small area in front of our grandparent's old ranch house.   It's in SouthEast Victor, Idaho, near Highway 33, which becomes Wyoming Highway 22 headed to Jackson, WY.   We travel to Grand Teton National Park in 50 minutes.  Yellowstone is about 2 hours away.  There is a stream running by,  and huge pine trees near you.  There are two gravel roads nearby, so it's not super private, but it's easy to access, and such an easy trip to Jackson Hole from here....  The area for you to camp is approximately (but not less than) 100X100 feet.  You cannot access the old house, barn, or other homes nearby, and we respectfully ask for no children or pets on the property.  NO TENTS!!!  NO TENTS!!!  ONE RV only with your booking. ONE.  No extra trailers, boats, sprinter or camper vans, sleeping vehicles, tents, yurts, etc.  : )   Please do not book this property unless you have toilet and sink facilities and cooking facilities INSIDE your own camper or RV.   You will be asked to leave without a refund if you bring a pet or don't have indoor cooking and indoor toilet facilities.    It's a great spot, with no hassles, large  gravel driveway, lots of space to maneuver,  great access to highway, forests, shared use walking road (the Old Jackson Highway--look it up!)  just in front of this 100X100 space.  This campsite is for respectful, quiet people to enjoy some peace and privacy.    No  UTV's, ATV's, motor bikes, etc. running on the land. There are lots of places to trailer to and ride.  On our place,  please leave them on your trailer, and drive them to the trailhead where you are going to be riding.  Do not ride them on our place, please, at any time.We are glad to host your stay if it's open for your dates. We don't allow tents in addition to the RV. One camper/RV  per spot.  Max of 4 adult people; a few more for an extra fee are allowed. This is a beautiful area in Victor, Idaho  close to  Driggs, ID,  Jackson, WY, Yellowstone, Grand Teton National Park, Kelly Canyon.    Hike, golf,  walk, cycle, mountain bike, fish,  horseback ride, fly fishing is awesome!, white water raft, antique shop, spa, etc.    View of the Taylor Mountain in the Teton Range, mountains all around, gorgeous scenery in a CENTRAL EASY LOCATION for camping and exploring the Tetons!  Awesome food trucks, drive in theater, huckleberry milkshakes,  restaurants, grocery stores a few miles down the road,  Grand Teton Brewery or bars a few miles away (walk or ride your bike to these if you wish).   There is an RV dump site at the Stinker Station in Victor.   The town of Victor and Driggs  are both nearby with tons of eating options, library for internet, groceries, bank, medical clinic or hospital are only a few miles away.  Check out Music On Main in Victor on Thursday nights during the summer! Check out the food trucks and Grand Teton Brewery, just 3/4 mile down the road!The START bus to Jackson is about 3 miles from this RV Parking spot if you want it.  Drive or bike to the START bus, and let the bus take you all over Jackson/Driggs/Victor on a regular , but widely spaced schedule. The horse pasture, driveway/lane leading to the barn and other homes behind your camping spot and hay field behind the home is private property, and isn't included.  Do not walk down the driveway further than where you drove in.   The neighbors will not approve.  But, it's beautiful to look at!No parties. No pets.  No smoking.  Please....no loud or obnoxious noise outside.  Quiet hours:  9 pm to 9 am.   Call ahead if you need other arrangements.  Sometimes we can be flexible on check IN.  Check outs are not flexible, and you will have to be charged $65/hour if you check out late, as our housekeepers/yard people will have to scramble to keep up.

We have all kinds of wildlife living within a few miles of the campsite.  Last night, we rode along this roadway in front of your campsite, and saw a moose, cow elk with calf, and lots of deer.  Get up early in the mornings, or at dusk to hopefully spot some!

This is the hillside you will look out at from your campsite....not the exact location you'll be at...this was taken from about 200 yards away.

We saw famous Bear 399 and her 4 yearling cubs on a day drive from this location a few weeks ago!  Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park are an easy drive away. 

The brown gates you'll go through.  Look for the white roped off area to park in between at the front of the pasture.

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This land has been owned by my family since about 1935.

 My grandfather was from a local-area homesteading family, and was a hard-working farmer and cafe owner here in Victor. We are glad to own a piece of his original farm.

 We raise hay, have horses and chickens and other livestock on the place, and love to plant trees and wildflowers on the lovely land that is ours.

 We believe in hard work, peace and quiet, and the enjoyment of nature.

 We hope you'll love your time camping here on our land.

Learn more about this land:

Our  RV or enclosed Camper site, located in the coveted area southeast of Victor, Idaho, is the hub of everything for southern Teton Valley and is just a few miles from the western Wyoming boundary, Jackson Hole, WY and the Tetons.  It has open space views on a few sides, and a subdivision (Mountainside Village) going in across the street.  Victor has become a gathering place for people who want to experience Jackson and Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and the beauty of Teton Valley.  We rent to a lot of mountain bikers, hikers, fishermen, and people seeking to enjoy the culture of the Tetons.
We do not cater to loud outside partiers.  : ) 

Taylor Mountain, in the Grand Teton Range, is the biggest mountain you'll see directly from here, and the foothills of the Grand Tetons start across the roadway.  
There are tons of mountain biking, fishing areas, and hiking trails out our door, starting with the shared use  pathway system in front of the campsite. 

 Close by, there are multiple canyons, streams, rivers, reservoirs, lakes and forests to explore.  Or, if you head towards Victor, there are food trucks, breweries, night life, grocery stores, gas stations, a pharmacy and medical clinic, and a big playground and park.   Most people want to visit Jackson Hole, Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone while they are here....but you won't want to leave this bit of paradise that we offer you.  

You must bring your OWN camper or RV.  WE are only providing the SPACE for ONE RV or Camper driven in by you....  Please--NO TENTS.  Your cooking and bathroom facilities must be enclosed within a hard-sided unit.  No loose outside pets as we have livestock which must be protected.

  Book ahead, and save yourself the hassle of finding a spot on the spur of the moment.  We have no hookups.  It's a lovely parking spot.  

For a second RV spot, a back-in only RV site which is adjacent to ours, and just a few hundred feet away,  is available.    For two spots, book Ross Meadow RV as well.    ONE RV and one extra vehicle allowed per site.   Pets must be approved prior to you visiting and must be leashed when outside on our property.

Here it is!  This is much more peaceful choice than a regular RV site!  Your site is directly behind the Ross Meadows sign and the old plow.  Notice the flagged metal stakes with white rope around your camping area! 
It's a drive through spot for RV's. 

Beauty in the Tetons.  Mountain Bike right out your front door on the Old Jackson Highway Shared Use Pathway to lots of trails.  Or bike to town for ice cream, or to visit a local brew pub 1/2 mile away. 

We are so proud of our beautiful land.  Our location is super close *(22 miles) from Jackson, WY,  close to the town of Victor, Idaho, & near tons of trails. The camper shown is NOT sitting in the exact spot, but is close.  Your site sits next to little trees.

Brown Metal Gates showing where you drive in.
When you drive out, you can leave through the other gate, just north of the brown gates.  

Your camp site is on the other side of the fence behind and to the left of this plow and sign.  It's so pretty!

The hay field and horse pasture sits behind your campsite. Please enjoy the view, but stay within your designated campsite area. 

The little trees we've planted are growing taller every year!  Your campsite is next to these trees.

looking northwest of your campsite.
The adjoining property owner also has a campsite, so you could have one other camper on the property.  Their site is a back in site...Ours is a pull through right next to the fenced off trees and picnic table.

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Ross Meadow RV

The Shoshone and Nez Perce Native American tribes spent their summers in this area hunting and fishing the many streams in this valley.   Trapper's used the area until the U.S. market collapse of the beaver skin top-hat in the late 1830's.  Mormon pioneers began settling here in the 1890's.  My great-grandparents settled in Teton Valley after moving from Nebraska in 1917.  They farmed this land; growing potatoes, barley and hay.  Today we raise alfalfa/grass hay that we feed to our horses.  In the bottom of our field south of the campsite is Trail Creek, which is the headwaters of the Teton River.  It flows out of the southern Teton mountain range in Wyoming and into Idaho.  This water eventually joins the mighty Snake River near Rexburg, Idaho as it continues it's journey to the pacific ocean.  Summer's here are usually warm sunny days with cool, chilly nights.  Our location sits at an elevation of 6,300' above sea level.Learn more about this land:Located 1 mile from Victor, Idaho along the Old Jackson Highway.  Nice view of the southern Teton Range.  Situated on the edge of a hayfield.
Close proximity to many outdoor activities.

Here an RV is on site.  Looking eastward.

Looking south from the site as the field is full of freshly baled hay.

Victor ID/Gateway to the Tetons

We've had this land in our family for almost a hundred years.

 You will be close to Victor (1.5 miles), Jackson Hole (20 miles)

 Jackson (22) miles, GTNP about 40 miles by road (as the crow flies, it's only about 5!).

Learn more about this land:

Campers who seek an easy location  in Victor, Idaho, or on the way to Jackson Hole, GTNP, or YNP will love this pull in-style campsite with beautiful views, and a green field surrounding them.  The spot itself is about 100 X 100.  There are no available services, but the nearby Stinker station does have a dump station for RV use. 
 We have only one campsite here in the immediate area around your spot in our simple hayfield,  and hope you'll love the space around you.  

My great grandfather and great grandmother moved here and settled in this once-wild land from Nebraska in 1907.
 He was a judge, a store owner, a pool hall owner, and they loved their children.
 They were the parents who created a pond so their kids would be able to make friends easily, the parents who taught their kids how to think,
 and they valued education.
 Today, several in our family teach today, in schools and colleges.
 We have kept this land a working farm during a time when many people have sold for developments, because this land is our life, and we love it.

Find your peace and stay in a spot without having to fight off other campers!   We love the Tetons, and this land has been in our family for generations.  We are proud of our land, and made the choice to keep it a hay field, when many people sought to buy it to develop.   Our family trust will keep this land open and serene, hopefully for even more generations of our family and a few guests to enjoy. 

Jenny Lake Campground has just been voted the most sought after campground in the USA, and we are an hour from there.   Janine worked guiding trail rides for travelers wanting to experience the West and the stunning beauty of the Tetons for years on and around Jenny Lake.   It was the best college-student work experience ever!  Today, we still love the interaction with happy vacationers and people who want to experience this beautiful area of our country!   The field extends all around you, but it is held in trust, and the area outside your staked off spot can't, unfortunately, be utilized by campers.

 We don't allow any pets, due to our livestock and wildlife around us.  This summer, we've had a doe and twin fawns wandering around almost every day.  We've had every single type of large wildlife the Tetons offer here at one point or another.    The chokecherry trees you'll camp by have delicious fruit you can choose to eat in season(at your own descretion, and while they are in season-some in our family are allergic, but we've made chokecherry jam and jelly from the fruit from these trees for years).  Please stay in your designated camping area, detailed by the stakes.

This photo shows the neighbor's green home, which is about 250-300 feet from your camping spot.  

You pull in this driveway and turn right, or back in and park on the right by the serviceberry trees near the road. 

This is your spot, under the serviceberry bushes.  This is our truck on the road nearby to show scale. 

Your view from the spot.  Green fields, beautiful views, and space around you.  Your parking spot is next to the service berry bushes at the edge of the field.  

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