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Charel C.’s Land

10 sites ¡ RVs, Tents10 acres ¡ Rawlins, WY
Our campground has been family-owned for over 15 years. My husband Jered and I purchased the campground from our Aunt and Uncle in 2019. We have big visions and improvements planned. It is fun to see them all coming together. We are a high desert location so not many natural trees and greens right where we are however with each season we have planted more trees and created more green space. We are excited to be welcoming guests to stay with us! Tents, RVs, and cabins are all available. Any special requests please feel free to ask we will do our best to make it happen.Learn more about this land:Welcome, all! Be our guest, pitch your tent or pull in your RV. • Clean Restrooms • • Hot, Private, Immaculate Showers • • Outdoor Fun for all ages 18 Hole Miniature Golf, Outdoor Foosball, Checker Table, Corn Hole, Playground, Horseshoe Pit, Picnic areas, and Dog Parks. • Gift Shop • Beer & Beverages • Laundry Facilities - 6 Washers, 6 Dryers •
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Wyoming Camping - Remote Wilderness

1 site ¡ Tent40 acres ¡ Wamsutter, WY
Located on Riner Road (BLM Road 3203) this is a private 40 acre section of remote Wyoming land ideal for outdoor recreation, wildlife viewing, and exploration. As it sits on a BLM road and so access is relatively easy considering the location but 4x4 is definitely recommended. This is within one of the largest areas of unfenced land in the US. While there are some fences here or there, it is against the law to totally enclose any parcel in this area. As such, the land has plenty of wildlife and is relatively open range. You can see antelope, deer, elk, praire chickens, coyotes, and similar critters. Plenty of land to drive dirt bikes or side by sides. To the south you can find a 19th century campground and there are also quite a few fossils and historic frontier artifacts; if you know where to look. There is a whole section of public land immediately south open for public use and so feel free to explore. Just don't forget to bring water! There is no one out here for at least 10 miles. You might see a farmer and or some open range cattle, but thats it, and its very quiet otherwise. Night time is excellent for stargazing as the nearest town is about 24 miles (as the crow flies). This land has no facilities or running water (unless a rare storm blows in) and so expect a primative camping experience.
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The best camping near Seminoe State Park guide

Overview

About

Known as a true treasure of Wyoming, Seminoe State Park stretches far and wide under its deep blue sky. The Seminoe Reservoir is fed by two rivers and offers a variety of activities. It’s sandy shores and solitude set the tone for every fisherman’s dream. The Seminoe Mountains are close by and offer more of a challenge for the adventurous type—strap on those chacos, slather on the sunscreen, and be sure to pack plenty of water. Keep those binoculars ready for big horn sheep or elk along the hike. Returning to Seminoe State Park will offer you a place to rest, go for a swim, and call it a night under an expansive blanket of stars.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Seminoe State Park is from late spring to early fall, when the weather is warm and the park's full splendor is on display. Winter months can be harsh, with cold temperatures and limited access due to snow, making some activities less enjoyable.

Know before you go

  • Check weather conditions before your visit, as the park's weather can change rapidly.
  • Ensure you have a valid fishing license if you plan to fish in the reservoir.
  • Be aware of wildlife in the area; store food securely and maintain a safe distance.
  • Some areas may have limited cell phone reception; plan accordingly.
  • Visit the park's website or contact the park office for the latest information on closures and accessibility.

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