Curtis Gulch Campground

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6 sites · RV, Tent

Four miles into the Medicine Bow National Forest, and 6,600 feet above sea level, there’s a small and cozy little campground along La Bonte Creek. Oh, and it’s inside of a canyon, too. This magical place is called Curtis Gulch Campground. While there’s tons of outdoor fun to be had, rock climbers in particular should check this spot out. If you’ve ever heard about climbing at Vedauwoo (or if you’ve climbed there), you’ll be intrigued to know that many climbers consider Curtis Gulch to be the best crack and slab spot on the Northern Laramie Range.

What this place offers

Campfire allowed

Pets allowed

No showers

Toilets

Potable water

Picnic tables

No sewer hookups

No electric hookups

First come, first served

RV, Tent

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Toilets

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Pets

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Pets

Electrical hookup

Toilets

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Pets

Electrical hookup

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Electrical hookup

Sewer hookup

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Pets

Full hookups

Fort Caspar Campground

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Fort Caspar Campground stands out as a unique destination in the heart of historic Casper, Wyoming, offering an exceptional gateway to the breathtaking Intermountain West. Nestled along the picturesque North Platte River, our campground is surrounded by stunning natural beauty, rich wildlife, and a wealth of history. If you're planning an adventure in the West, let us be your "home base" where you can experience genuine hospitality and explore all that Wyoming and the Casper area have to offer. Our highly-rated facilities are designed to enhance your RV experience, ensuring that your stay is both comfortable and memorable. Within walking distance, you'll discover a variety of recreational activities, including hiking trails, wildlife viewing, and fantastic photo opportunities. Don't miss the chance to visit the historic Fort Caspar and Five Trails Crossing, both of which are nearby. Additionally, our campground features two private fishing ponds and a spacious picnic area, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the outdoors. As one of the few campgrounds in the region that remains open year-round with full amenities, we pride ourselves on providing a welcoming environment for all visitors. Our proximity to the Fort Caspar Museum adds to the historical allure of the area. We also offer special discounts for caravans and accept major credit cards, including Visa, Mastercard, American Express,

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· August 2020

Curtis Gulch is a magical place as it's described. The La Bonte stream runs parallel to the campsite and is a short hike. The only negative thing to camping there is the road leading into the area. It is very rough and narrow in some areas. Drive slow and a 4WD pickup pulling a camper can make it. Do not expect cell service. All the camp sites are primative meaning no water or electrical hook-ups. There is one (what I would call) updated outhouse. It's best to go during the week as it starts filling up on Friday. We drove over to another campsite but the campsites were closer together and maybe only one was big enough to back a small RV into. Fire rings are available. A pump is available with well water. The area is clean.