Thursday, July 24, 2008

We weren’t that impressed with the North side of Yellowstone and we were in desperate need of some civilization, so we decided it was time to head to Jackson, WY. The thought was to pass the Tetons by, but turn around after a day or two in Jackson and spend some time in the mountains. We left camp early and caught some spectacular views of the Tetons on our way to Jackson Hole. We ate lunch along Jackson lake with the majestic grey peaks out our RV window, what a treat. We arrived Jackson, probably a little too late, right around 4:30. The first RV park we pulled into wanted $68 a night. We found one instead for $18 at Gross Ventre, about 5 miles north of town. With our $50 savings in our pockets we decided to eat out. We ate at Mile High Pizza Pie and it was really good or we were just really hungry. We then high-tailed it to McDonald’s to return our Red Box movies and take advantage of their free WiFi. We also stopped at an Albertson’s and stocked up on the basics (e.g.: milk and Eggos). We then returned to camp where we all fell into bed exhausted.