Family Dining at the Moose Chuckwagon in Jackson Hole
For 60 years, Dornan's Chuckwagon has been a landmark for travelers looking for a hot meal en route to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. Jackson Hole old timers may remember the "Eat Here" barn, but modern travelers are used to turning toward the giant white teepee, and following their noses toward the aromatic campfire smoke and the delicious scent of simmering cowboy stew.
Every summer, we serve good old-fashioned cowboy food, from all-you-can-eat sourdough pancakes at breakfast to hearty sandwiches at lunch, and our traditional, all-you-can-eat Chuckwagon dinner, served over a wood fire in dutch ovens. All our meat is fine-cut, natural-aged beef, aged and carved in our own butcher shop. We also offer weekly steak dinner specials throughout the summer.
Chuckwagon diners eat outside, with our breathtaking views of the Grand Teton mountains, the Snake River, and Menor's Ferry historic district, in the open air or in the shelter of the teepee or our new, airy pavilion.
The Moose Chuckwagon will re-open again June 14, 2008, for our 61st season!
HOWEVER
We are closed to the public on Friday and Saturday nights due to special events! We will still be serving breakfast and lunch those days.
THEN
Every Monday Night at 7pm the Hootenany will happen at the Pavillion area. The public is invited. A wonderful evening of great entertainment.
Thank you for your support!
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Original Moose Chuckwagon; the bridge in the background was the main road into Grand Teton National Park.
Before the teepees, a big barn was visible from the highway. The other side said EAT HERE. | | 
JP Dornan cooking in the original chuckwagon. Circa 1950. |
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