Places to stay in Wilson, Wyoming

Wilson is community in Teton County, Wyoming. It is part of the Jackson, WY–ID Micropolitan Statistical Area. Wilson was pioneered in 1889 by the author and former Pony Express rider Elijah Nicholas Wilson, and was later named in his honor. Local restaurants include Rations, Nora's Fish Creek Inn, Bar J Chuckwagon Suppers, and Calico Restaurant.

If you are travelling in the area, Wilson is located close to Mud Peak, Forget-me-not Lakes, Dead Man Canyon, Georges Canyon and Lost Spring Creek.

The center of Wilson ( which is at is longitude -110°52'29.931 and latitude 43°29'53.469 ) is located 6 miles away from Jackson, 6 miles away from Jackson Hole and 7 miles away from Teton Village.

Available Wilson lodging

We currently have 11 accommodations in and around Wilson.

Wilson Hotels, Motels, Resorts, B&Bs and Extended Stay

Wilson Camping & RV, Cottages, Rentals and Lodges / Ranches

Other useful links:

• Wilson, Wyoming on Wikipedia

Things to see and do, places to eat in Wilson

Bar J Chuckwagon Suppers ( Dining / Steak ). Located at 4200 West Bar J Chuckwagon Road. From early in the 1800’s cowboys rode the western range. On the cattle drive, every long, hard day in the saddle was followed by an evening meal, tall tales and music around the chuckwagon. Originated on a working cattle ranch, the Bar J Chuckwagon takes you back to the spirit of the old west with a relaxing atmosphere, rib stickin’ meal and authentic cowboy entertainment. The Bar J Wranglers will entertain the entire family as they take you down memory trail with songs, stories, comedy, yodeling, fiddling and more! Experience an evening you'll never forget at the Bar J Chuckwagon. www.barjchuckwagon.com

Calico Restaurant ( Dining / Italian ). Located at 2650 Moose Wilson Road. As you walk towards the Calico restaurant, its surroundings will instantly take you to another place. Gardens full of sweet smelling flowers border the walkways below the deck where people usually request seats. From the deck, you have a relaxing, panoramic view of the gardens, the distant Teton Mountains, and the open lawn where kids are often playing (instead of finishing their food). Large plants and flowers are hung around the deck’s canopy, separating the conversations of each table. If it wasn't for the lack of the Mediterranean Sea nearby, you'd swear you were dining on the Italian Riviera. calicorestaurant.com

Renamed properties

• Fireside Resort at 2780 Moose Wilson Road may have been previously known as Jackson Hole Cabins at Fireside Resort