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West Bank Corridor

Moose Wilson Road

A wooded West Bank corridor linking Wilson, residential communities, Teton Village and seasonal park access.

Community Overview

What defines Moose Wilson Road.

“Moose Wilson Road” can mean the census-designated community, the developed corridor along WY 390 or the narrower road segment inside Grand Teton National Park. Property research should begin by separating those meanings and identifying the exact parcel.

JurisdictionUnincorporated Teton County
SettingBetween Wilson and Teton Village
Housing patternHomes, condos and planned communities
Primary accessWY 390

Housing & Property

Property patterns to understand.

No short description fits every Moose Wilson Road property. These are useful patterns for organizing research, not promises about a particular home or neighborhood.

Planned residential communitiesCondominiums, townhomes and homes may share association amenities, private infrastructure and design or rental restrictions.
Wooded homesitesTree cover and proximity to wildlife habitat can create privacy while increasing the importance of defensible space, drainage and responsible attractant storage.
Creek and wetland influenceWater, wetlands and high groundwater can affect due diligence even when a home is not directly on a creek.
Corridor differencesProperties near WY 22, mid-corridor communities and the Teton Village end have different travel and service patterns.

Roads & Transportation

Getting around.

WY 390 provides the main year-round corridor between WY 22 and Teton Village. North of the village, the National Park Service manages a separate Moose–Wilson Road segment with seasonal closures, vehicle restrictions and changing construction conditions. That park route should never be treated as guaranteed year-round access.

Services & Setting

What daily ownership involves.

The corridor places owners between Jackson and Teton Village, with West Bank commercial areas providing some daily services. Traffic, wildlife crossings, winter conditions and resort seasons can all change travel time.

Routes, schedules, road conditions and public services change. Always check the current agency information linked on this page.

Property Due Diligence

Questions to answer before buying or building.

01Confirm which “Moose Wilson Road” area the listing actually means and locate it on the county parcel map.
02Review association rules, private-road obligations and utility arrangements for planned communities.
03Check wetlands, floodplain, groundwater and wildfire information for wooded or low-lying sites.
04Use current NPS road information before planning travel through the park segment.
Research the rights attached to the land.

Use the Teton County easement guide to review access, private roads, utilities, conservation restrictions, surveys and recorded documents.

Build the right local team

Property-specific advice should come from licensed and qualified professionals who can examine the parcel, records, structures and proposed use.

Real estate professionals →Home inspectors →Surveyors & engineers →Custom home builders →

Continue Exploring

Nearby community guides.

WilsonTeton VillageJackson
Build a wider Wyoming tripAdd Moose Wilson Road to a route beyond the property search.

Send this destination to the Wyoming Uncovered Trip Planner with its Teton Homes source attached.

Market contextPut Moose Wilson Road in the countywide picture.
Teton County Market Center →Midyear 2026 report →
Homes & Buying CenterTurn local context into a property plan.