Wilcox Point Campground is a remote backcountry campsite on the far north end of Jackson Lake in Grand Teton National Park, accessible primarily by paddling and often one of the few available sites during peak summer weekends.

The site requires a long crossing or circuitous paddle to reach, making it ideal for intermediate paddlers seeking solitude, though visitors should be prepared for strong winds that frequently funnel through Webb Canyon.

A backcountry permit ($25 per trip) is required and can be obtained at the Craig Thomas Visitor Center in Moose, Jenny Lake, or Colter Bay.