Long Stay Parking

Seven days at JAC Long Stay runs $100, and locals notice.

Long Stay Parking at Jackson Hole Airport sits about 0.5 miles from Terminal 1, with a 10‑minute walk to the check‑in counters. Rates run $15 per calendar day or $100 for a full week, which is why regional forums are full of people pricing out options in Driggs and other nearby towns. This is on-airport, so no shuttle wait, no extra transfer time, and you roll straight into TSA once you reach the terminal.

The math matters here: a 6‑day trip costs $90, but day seven jumps you to the flat $100 weekly rate, so the break‑even hits right around that one‑week mark. Compared with small‑town street parking in Driggs, you’re paying more, but you’re trading that for being a 10‑minute walk from your gate instead of a 45‑minute drive over Teton Pass. If you’re on a morning Delta or United departure, that walk can be the difference between a 5:30 a.m. alarm and a 4:30 a.m. alarm.

Regulars on TripAdvisor talk about leaving cars in Driggs for a full week, then catching a ride to JAC to dodge the $100 weekly long‑stay bill. One poster flat‑out said they “can’t do long term parking at the Jackson Hole Airport” and started pricing long‑term options in Driggs for a 1‑week July stay. That’s the trade: extra logistics and a cross‑state handoff vs the simplicity of rolling your own bags across the JAC lot.

Tip: Price your full trip before you commit; once you hit day seven, just budget the $100 weekly at Long Stay and enjoy the 0.5‑mile walk instead of adding a whole Driggs side mission to your airport day.