Camping in Wyoming

Monumental landscapes, epic outdoor adventures, and a taste of the Wild West await in Wyoming.

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Ten Sleep Brewing Co.

1. Ten Sleep Brewing Co.

96%
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17 sites ¡ RVs, Tents ¡ Ten Sleep, WY
Our Brewery is located in a field next to Signal Butte, a beautiful red cliff at the base of the Big Horn Mountains in Ten Sleep Wyoming. We are surrounded by beautiful vistas! Our talented Brewers make some of the best beer in the state! Each small camp site offers a shaded picnic table per site, the larger RV sites do not but are graveled. We offer nearby port a potties, access to limited brewery wifi with incredible vistas all around. A very unique and beautiful brewery camping experience! Please note! It is important to look at each sites description when booking as some sites accommodate different sized camping rigs. Also please note we are located next to a Red Vista RV park. If you turn to soon you will be at Red Vista RV park which has concrete pads. SOOOO if you are at the concrete pads you are in the wrong spot. Check in at Brewery upon arrival. If you love to climb and experience the outdoors this is your place. Rich in history, this ranching town was the halfway point—or ten “sleeps”—between two major Sioux Indian camps. Surrounded by working sheep and cattle farms, today’s Ten Sleep, with a permanent population of only 260 is a fun detour for those on the way to Yellowstone National Park, and to the nearby Bighorn National Forest. Ten Sleep is so close to the Bighorn Mountains that you can’t see them from most places in town—the striking reddish-hued foothills block the view. But you can’t help taking in Ten Sleep Canyon, which rises into the mountains starting about six miles east of town and has grown in the past couple of decades into one of America’s top summer climbing destinations, with more than 800 climbing routes! Our guests also love staying with us! "Camping at a brewery was so convenient for us. The beer was super tasty and it was awesome that all we had to do was walk to our tent afterwards. And it was supercool to spot some pronghorn antelope right on the property." July 19th, 2025 requires tickets to Jalan Crossland Concert to book camping and Labor Day weekend requires ticket purchases to the Wyoming Singer Song Writer Finals Festival to book camping.
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Rainbow

2. Logan Ranch Campground

99%
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23 sites ¡ RVs, Tents ¡ Tie Siding, WY
Welcome to our property! This is a very scenic property, that is rich with history. The Virginia Dale Stage Station is about three miles away and the overland trail has several branches going through here. We are also a fifth generation cattle ranch.  We are in Wyoming, on Highway 287 between Fort Collins, CO. and Laramie, Wyoming. We are still building out our property with a General store, and Western Themed Town coming soon. We have campsites for RV’s or Tents. We have an amazing 1000 acres to have your own hiking, wildlife, birdwatching, adventure. We have great hiking and wildlife viewing, marmots, pronghorn, antelope, deer, elk, and an occasional moose. Birds of every feather gather here so bring your binoculars. Hikes include balancing boulders and rock formations. Wonderful stargazing, our stars are so bright it seems like you can reach up and touch them. We are a working ranch and do have livestock. Don’t mess with the bull!Firewood, for $7.00 per bag delivered to your campsite.   The bags make a great trash bag when empty! Do not bring your own firewood, as we don’t want more pine beetles and noxious weeds.  Due to the high volume of people coming in separate vehicles, after two vehicles per site, its $10.00 per vehicle extra per night. We have portable outhouses available.
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Shower NO Office call or text when you get settled

3. Last Chance Camp, Cheyenne

96%
(845)
272 sites ¡ Lodging, RVs, Tents ¡ Cheyenne, WY
Rustic Ranchette on the Wyoming Plains Primitive boondocking — no RV dump station or hookups. Simple, no-fuss camping for RVs, tents, buses, vans, and car campers. Electric sites (110/20 AMP) available. Unique stays available year-round: 🔥 22-ft Tipi Rental – Warm, furnished, sleeps 2-8. 🐴 Horsebox Renovation – Cozy, guest favorite. 🛌 Guesthouse rooms also available (see below). 🎆 4th of July Weekend Available! No fireworks on-site — enjoy 360° fireworks shows from a distance. 🤠 Cheyenne Frontier Days Event — July 18-27 at Last Chance Camp! Book direct or see “Event Listings” below. Amenities & Facilities: 🔥 Hot outdoor shower — seasonal, on-demand hot water by the kitchen. Indoor showers available off-season on request. 🍳 Large community kitchen by the barns with electric burners, toaster ovens, gas grills, coffee & tea, deep well water, dining table, and utensils. 🚽 Port-a-pot on site. 🔥 Firepit for gathering. 🌾 Explore the hidden labyrinth, prairie land, and farm life with horses, chickens, and Barnie the barn cat. Dog Policy, Ranch Style: 🐾 If the tail ain’t waggin’ & hair’s pricklin’—leash up and command “OUT” to other dogs before a bark becomes a bite. 💩 Scoop your dog’s poop. 👀 Eyes on eyes — keep watch, no zoning out off-leash. Camping Info: 🏕️ Self-sufficient camping — be prepared, no office on-site. 🚰 Deep well water available. 🚫 No sewage or greywater dumping — $500 fine. 🔇 Quiet generators only (max 60 dB), off by 9 PM, on after 7 AM. 🛻 Pick a spot, message Christine on arrival/departure. Location & Check-In: 📍 2 miles east of I-25 / Exit 16 (search: Tractor Supply, Cheyenne, WY) 🕛 Check-in: 12 PM – 12 AM | Check-out: around 12 PM (flexible) Late arrivals: SHHH… fuss in the morning. Lights out! Local Highlights: 🌲 31 mi. Kurt Gowdy State Park: hike, kayak, Hidden Falls 🪨 41 mi. Vedauwoo: rock formations and trails 🍽️ 21 mi: The Bunk House Bar & Grill: very western dining & live music 🏛️ Downtown Cheyenne (7 miles) — State Capitol, Rib & Chop House, breweries 🥩 2.5 miles to The Little Bear / The Brand Bar — local beef & brews Guesthouse & Lodging: 🛌 Guesthouse & Unique stays, year-round. 🚿 Guesthouse shower $5 (subject to availability, call/text). Let’s make it a great stay, Christine & Steve 307-640-0697
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HobackVillage Star Gaze Sheep Wagon

4. HobackVillage Star Gaze Sheep Wagon

Booked 1 time
1 site ¡ Lodging ¡ Bondurant, WY
We have a sheep wagon in the middle of our cabin “village”. Location: Under 40 minutes to Jackson with a beautiful drive through the Hoback Canyon. We’re located on the main hwy to Jackson Hole and Yellowstone (off hwy 189/191) on the Hoback River in Bondurant. Our property is 6 acres and you'll be sharing it with us - we have 6 cabins and a lodge on the property. Food/coffee: There’s a couple spots to eat in town and a small market within 25 min- otherwise we’re surrounded by mountains and Hoback River. Walk down to the river or just use this as a place to rest your head. The sheep wagon will have sheets for you/or use your sleeping bags. Right now we have a porta pottie available for facilities. Access to community kitchen with brewed coffee in the morning. WiFi and a fire pit. Official dark sky territory so look up!
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Reserve an authentic Northern Arapahoe tipi to camp in

9. Jim Moss Arena Campground

98%
(433)
24 sites ¡ Lodging, RVs, Tents ¡ Riverton, WY
JMA Campground is located about 15 minutes west of Riverton, Wyoming. Outstanding views of the Wind River Mountain Range and the Owl Creek Mountain Range. We do not have trees or green grass - bring your own shade. LOL We have 30 and 50 amp RV sites (each site has water) along with primitive tent sites. Amenities at the park include WiFi, fire pits, firewood, shower and restroom facilities, picnic areas, trash services and a RV dump station available for $15. Visitors can take advantage of the various outdoor activities such as basketball, hiking, biking and stargazing. Our campers enjoy our quiet solitude - we're not located along a busy noisy highway! Jim and I established our place in 1983. We produced team ropings and barrel racing jackpots for nearly 40 years - we no longer produce rodeo events (due to health). In 2017, we decided to share our property with campers - we have cherished each and every moment - we have made so many friends!  From the JMA Campground, it is 50 miles to Thermopolis (hot springs, whitewater rafting, fishing, buffalo, dinosaur museum, etc.); 60 miles to the National Military Museum in Dubois; 130 miles to the South Entrance of Grand Teton National Park; 45 miles to Lander; 70 miles to South Pass City - many other local attractions.
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High Heaven

10. High Heaven

99%
(53)
4 sites ¡ RVs, Tents ¡ Evanston, WY
Welcome to Big Sky Country with fabulous sunrises and sunsets everyday. My 35 acres sit at 7500 ft elevation with 360-degree views for miles around, including view of the snow-capped Uintas. No neighbors (unless you count the occasional cattle or sheep as it is open range). Starry skies, red cliffs, sage seas, junipers, howling coyotes: the Wild West at its best. Pull in your RV or pitch a tent. Lots to see and do in the area. The Piedmont ghost town and kilns are 15 minutes away. The majestic Uinta mountains are 30 minutes to the southeast on the Mirror Lake Scenic Byway. Check out the local bison herd (including its famous white bison) at Bear River State Park in Evanston. While there, walk around the Historic Depot Area and the Union Pacific Roundhouse and Railyards further to the west. The downtown stretch along Main St. is step back in time and the site of our local brewery (Suds). Up the road on I-80 is historic Fort Bridger. Fishing available at local reservoirs and Bear River.
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Camp Rendezvous

12. Camp Rendezvous

99%
(819)
15 sites ¡ RVs, Tents ¡ Tie Siding, WY
Welcome to Camp Rendezvouz! We are in Wyoming, on Highway 287 between Fort Collins, CO. and Laramie, WY. When you book, make sure you are committed as we have a strict cancellation policy. We are making this campground more for families and family reunions, or friends that want to be together yet have your own space. It’s high with trees and rocks, beautiful views and amazing starry nights. Camp sites 1 2 3 4 are fairly close together for a family or to circle the wagons. Very nice close hike to a creek. Camp site's 5 and 6 are secluded. They would be best for someone who is self contained, as they don’t have an outhouse nearby. Sites 7 8 9 have some seclusion. Site's 10 11 12 13 14 15 are perfect for families, where you can all be together but separate. We are a work in progress but we will try to accommodate anything you may need. Please talk to us! We have firewood $7.00 per bag delivered to your campsite. Do not bring your own firewood. We don’t want more pine beetles and noxious weeds. More than 2 vehicles per site $10.00 per vehicle per night. A vehicle pulling a trailer counts as 1. A motor home pulling a car or trailer counts as 1. We look forward to hosting you!
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Highline Trail RV Park

13. Highline Trail RV Park

96%
(42)
52 sites ¡ Lodging, RVs, Tents ¡ Boulder, WY
Highline RV Park is located just south of Boulder, Wyoming at the base of the Wind River Range. We have 47 sites with full hookups, including four buddy sites for those traveling with friends or family. With over four acres of open lawn, you also have the option to dry camp or tent camp. And if you didn't bring your own tent, no problem! Enjoy a stay in our wall tent! Or our 1905 sheep wagon From our park, you can explore the lakes and backcountry of the Wind River Mountains, spend time in Pinedale, make a day trip to Jackson and Teton National Park, or simply relax and enjoy the peaceful setting we offer. We're also in a great location for those going to and from Yellowstone. We'd love to be your destination or a stop along the way. Whether you're looking for full-service RV hookups, dry camping, or a comfortable place to pitch your tent, we have everything you need! • 47 sites with full hookups - • 4 buddy sites are great for friends and or family traveling together • 30 or 50-amp electric service - • pull-through sites 45'x110' - • back in sites 35'x85' - • clean restrooms and showers - • laundry facilities - • propane fill station - • dump station $15.00 (for non-guests) - • water $5.00 (for non-guests) - • wall tent for rent - • courtesy rural Wyoming wifi • free showers for our guests - • 18 acres of green lawns for games, kids, and fun! - • The cabin does have power, heat, and window ac. • new horse-drawn carriage rides. $5.00 per person per ride - • Sheep camp we call the ‘honeymoon suite’ restored from 1905
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Union Pass RV site #4

14. Union Pass RV site #4

91%
(41)
4 sites ¡ RVs, Tents ¡ Dubois, WY
Located near the Shoshone National Forrest, our RV sites have a beautiful view of the mountains. Our grass Rv sites have Electric pedestals and Water hookups. Wifi at campsite. We are near warm springs creek and mountain lakes for fishing opportunities. Hundreds of areas to hike. This small mountain area has a restaurant/bar nearby also. Ride the hundreds of miles of ORV trails (ATV, UTV, dirtbike). Porta-Potty onsite, as well as one weekly black tank service. Tent, van, or campers welcome. We are bordering the Shoshone National Forrest with amazing views. Our sites are as close to federal land as you can get, with electric and water hook ups. Each spot is on grass, and near our rental shop for UTV rentals and small general store. Gasoline sold nearby. We DO NOT have showers on-site. After 5pm, the host is only an available by text.
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Fireside Buffalo Valley RV Park

17. Fireside Buffalo Valley RV Park

83%
(3)
64 sites ¡ RVs ¡ Moran, WY
Nestled just 5 miles east of the Moran Entrance to Grand Teton National Park, our campground offers a unique gateway to breathtaking mountain scenery and abundant wildlife. Spanning 310,000 acres, Grand Teton National Park is smaller than Yellowstone but is renowned for its stunning landscapes and diverse ecosystems. The park stretches approximately 40 miles north and south, ensuring that all its attractions are easily accessible from our location. Jackson Lake, the largest lake in the Teton range, measures nearly 15 miles in length. This natural lake expanded significantly after being dammed in the early 1900s. While the western shore is only reachable by boat, the eastern shore can be accessed from Signal Mountain and Colter Bay. Jackson Lake is a popular spot for fishing, swimming, and boating, with seasonal marinas at both Colter Bay and Signal Mountain offering boat rentals. Jenny Lake, a glacial lake approximately 12,000 years old, features a scenic 7.6-mile loop trail. A seasonal shuttle service provides a picturesque ride across the lake, dropping visitors near Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point, making it a must-see for nature lovers. Mormon Row, located about 20 miles from our campground, showcases iconic barns and historical buildings, perfect for capturing the quintessential T
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Sleeping Bear RV Park & Campground

18. Sleeping Bear RV Park & Campground

88%
(4)
49 sites ¡ Lodging, RVs, Tents ¡ Lander, WY
ABOUT US Sleeping Bear is a family-friendly RV Park and Campground. With its beautiful views, refreshing amenities and nearby attractions, our park is the perfect vacation spot! Sleeping Bear RV Park was built by Christine who lovingly nurtured it for 20 plus years. In 2018 she happily retired when Sleeping Bear was purchased by Open Trail Adventure LLC. The O'Malley family co-own the park with Tom and Cathy Williams and are managers of Sleeping Bear RV Park and campground. After falling in love with Lander and excitedly leaving city life far behind, the O'Malley's are now eager to brighten every guests stay here at Sleeping Bear RV Park. ABOUT LANDER Lander is an outdoor hotbed, a small town of less then 8,000 people, complete with great dining, little shops, and a bustling walkable main street. Home to Sinks Canyon, museums, a bowling alley, bronze foundry and impressive city parks. Enjoy a summer bustling with events set in the beautiful Wyoming countryside. Rich in natural resources, Lander as been a base for oil wells and various mining including coal, uranium and iron. Wyoming of course is beef country and Lander is no exception with its ranching community. The forested-covered mountains offer trees for logging and its wild animals are a hunters haven. Over the years Lander has reinvented itself as an outdoor enthusiast paradise. Now renowned for its rock climbing, mountain biking, hunting/ fishing and more; visitors come from all over the world to partake in Wyoming's grandeur. OUR RATES •Best View -$55 -Full Hook up -Beautiful View -50/30/20 Amp -No Trees •Tent Site -$28 -2 Dry Sites -2 water/Electric Sites -Sites are small, one has shade •Economy -$35- $43 -Water/ Electric Only -30 amp -Small Trees •Cabin -$62 - $70 -Traditional Log Cabin -Spacious, no bath​ -sleeps 4 -2 Cabins w/bath -Small, sleeps 3 •Pull Through -$50 -50ft - 70ft -Full Hook up -50/30/20 Amp -Most sites are shaded AMENITIES •Splash Pad •Bathrooms •Convenience Store •Laundry Facilities •Propane Fill •Dog Park •Playground •Pavillion/ Grill/fire pit THINGS TO DO IN LANDER WY •Food •Rock Climbing •Parks •Hiking •Mountain Biking •Summer Events •Historic Sites •Hunting & Fishing •Main Street Shopping FAQs -How far are we from Yellowstone? It depends on which gate you enter. The southern gate through the Tetons is about a three-hour drive, whereas the eastern gate is about a 3 hour and 45-minute drive. Keep in mind this is just the distance to the gates. Yellowstone is a massive park and it can take time to drive from the gates to the geysers, not to mention wildlife traffic delays. -Are there bears in the RV park? No, there are no bears in our RV Park. We have visiting deer and occasional beavers but no bears. There are bears however in the surrounding mountains, especially in the higher elevations. -Cell Service? There is actually a Verizon tower in town. Most sizable towns you pass will have cell service, but expect that service to drop once you leave. Wyoming is beautiful, put your phone to the side and enjoy our scenery, our eateries and our wildlife! -I heard a loud siren! Lander has a volunteer fire department. The siren you hear is the fire whistle calling out our fire department. -Can your park fit my rig? Motor homes are getting bigger and bigger every year. Our park has 50 foot and 70-foot pull-throughs. Nearly all of our pull-through sites have trees. Our best view sites are 60 foot back in/pull in and they do not have trees. We do have one 80 foot back in site as well. -When does your park close? Our park is actually open year-round and the managers live onsite to assist our guests needs. While the park is always open, the office is closed occasionally on some holidays such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, ect. We close the office when we take our short vacations during the winter. -How far are you from town? We are located on a small hill that overlooks Lander City and Lander valley. It is a 3 -5 minute drive into town, or a 20 minute walk. -What time is check in/check out? Check in begins at 2 pm. Check out is at 11:00 am. You can request a late check out time of 12:30 pm which we will do our best to accommodate. -Do you allow pets? Yes we do allow pets. We understand your furry friends are family members so why leave them behind on your exciting adventure? All pets must remain under your supervision and on a leash/fenced in at all times. Lander is a beautiful town with lots of wildlife and these rules are for your dear pet's safety.
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Camping in Wyoming guide

Overview

Wyoming’s headline acts—Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Bighorn Canyon—make the bucket list of most adventurers, where world-class hiking and epic views are all in a day’s camping. Whether you’re driving your RV along the Beartooth Highway, getting your powder fix on the ski slopes, or cooling off at the lakes in summer, the Cowboy State has enough national parks, forests, and wilderness areas to suit any outdoor activity you can dream up. Popular hiking trails and campsites can get busy through July and August, so time your trip for spring or come after Labor Day to dodge the crowds.

Where to go

Northwest Wyoming

Sweeping mountain ranges, jagged canyons, and vast forests dominate the landscapes of northwest Wyoming, the stomping ground of hikers, rock climbers, and backcountry campers. Once you’ve marveled at the kaleidoscopic hot springs and geysers at Yellowstone National Park, tackle the peaks of the Grand Teton National Park or saddle up for a horseback ride through the Shoshone National Forest. For winter campers, Jackson Hole has world-class skiing and snowboarding, plus cozy cabins and mountain lodges.

Northeast Wyoming

Storied Wild West landscapes stretch east through the Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area, where you can hike through red rock canyons or fish for trout on Bighorn Lake. Continue through the Bighorn National Forest, where moose and black bears roam the glacial valleys and alpine lakes, or set out on an RV road trip through the Badlands, stopping by the Devil's Tower National Monument enroute to the Black Hills.

Southwest Wyoming

Desert plains, gleaming lakes, and rocky ravines stretch north from the Utah border to meet the wilderness of the Bridger-Teton National Forest. Venture off-road for a taste of the Sahara desert at Killpecker Sand Dunes, admire the colorful cliffs of the Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area, or park your RV in sleepy towns and lakes along the Green River.

Southeast Wyoming

It's all about the rodeo in Wyoming's capital, Cheyenne, especially during the annual Cheyenne Frontier Days—the largest rodeo & Western event of its kind in the world—held each July. For those who fancy exploring further afield, Wyoming’s eastern plains are dotted with time-stood-still western towns and fishing lakes, while the Medicine Bow National Forest has plenty of options for campers, along with eight boating lakes, and miles of hiking, biking, and OHV trails.