The best campgrounds near Sleepy Hollow, Wyoming with swimming

In Sleepy Hollow, campers who want easy access to swimming have over 240 options, each tailored for water lovers. You’ll find sites just steps from calm lakes and shaded streams—perfect spots to cool off after a long hike or an afternoon of fishing. Many sites welcome pets, allow campfires, and include toilets, so you won’t have to rough it too hard. Wildlife-watching, fishing, and hiking come with the territory here. If you’re after a spot with a real local following, check out campsites with hundreds of reviews—those fill up fast for a reason. Dive in, settle by the water, and see why Sleepy Hollow draws campers back again and again.

Top-rated campgrounds near Sleepy Hollow

1. Cedar Ridge RV Park

32mi from Sleepy Hollow · 21 sites

Nestled away from the hustle and bustle, our campground offers a serene and uncomplicated retreat, making it a unique destination for those seeking peace and privacy. With reasonable rates and spacious 30 and 50 amp sites, you can easily park your RV and unwind in a tranquil environment. Our location is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. Just a stone's throw away, you'll find Keyhole Lake, renowned for its exceptional walleye fishing. For golf lovers, the Keyhole Country Club is nearby, providing a perfect day on the greens. If you're looking for a bit of adventure, Lakeside Sporting Clays offers exciting shooting experiences. Families will appreciate the convenience of the city baseball and soccer fields located directly across the street. Additionally, the breathtaking sights of Devil's Tower and the stunning landscapes of the Black Hills are only a short drive away, making our campground an excellent base for exploring the area's natural wonders. Enjoy your stay with us, where relaxation meets adventure!

2. Keyhole State Park

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245 sites · Pine Haven, Wyoming

Discover Keyhole State Park's stunning landscapes and outdoor fun.

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In Sleepy Hollow, campers who want easy access to swimming have over 240 options, each tailored for water lovers. You’ll find sites just steps from calm lakes and shaded streams—perfect spots to cool off after a long hike or an afternoon of fishing. Many sites welcome pets, allow campfires, and include toilets, so you won’t have to rough it too hard. Wildlife-watching, fishing, and hiking come with the territory here. If you’re after a spot with a real local following, check out campsites with hundreds of reviews—those fill up fast for a reason. Dive in, settle by the water, and see why Sleepy Hollow draws campers back again and again.