More Grand Tetons

The Teton RV Park at Coulter Bay is costly ($50 per night using the Golden Access Pass); sites are large and wooded with 50 amp full hook ups.  We love being in the park so we will probably stay here again on our next trip.    Phone and Internet are no problem for Verizon at the campsite, though we don't have phone everywhere in the park.  Charlie is suffering severe TV withdrawal - no satellite or antenna reception.  A chance to watch movies and all the stuff we have recorded.

Yesterday we went out early looking for wildlife to photograph.  After which we decided to breakfast at one of the lodges.  Jenny Lake Lodge was close, so we went there.  The menu listed all of the usual breakfast entrees and several of the unusual, all without prices.  At the bottom of the menu was a single price ($23).  In response to my confusion, the waitress explained it was like a buffet, you could order everything on the menu or a single item for $23.  I'm pretty sure Charlie got his money's worth.   The food was incredible.  Neither of us ate again until dinner last night.    I looked up the Jenny Lake Lodge ((rooms run over $500 per night (over $600 per couple)) with breakfast and dinner included.   The dining room was full, and the rest of the clientele looked more prosperous than the Stangers (who got up, got dressed, and went looking for bears -- no shower, no toothbrush, maybe I combed my hair).  I probably will stick to the RV park on my next trip.

sunrise

white tail

Jenny Lake

Butter at the Lodge

7 Brides for 7 Brothers has always been one of my favorite movies.  Neither of us had seen the play.  Dinner, complete with singing wait staff, was included with our Theater Tickets.  Food was great, play was phenomenal.   The choreography was every bit as good as the movie. 

Fence near where we parked the car

Marquee for the play

Ride em cowgirl

Our waiter was the actor who played Adam

One if the waitresses, played Milly

If you are ever in Jackson Hole, The Tetons, or Yellowstone, I highly recommend the Jackson Hole Playhouse.  You can do a play with or without dinner.  They change the play several times a year, and it is open year round.