Bighorn/Sitting Bull

Overview

Bighorn/Sitting Bull offers a practical and comfortable resting place for RVers navigating the scenic highways of North Central Wyoming. Located in the charming community of Worland, this park serves as a reliable gateway to the rugged beauty of the Big Horn Basin. It is well-regarded for its straightforward layout and ease of navigation, making it a favorite for those seeking a stress-free stay while exploring the high plains and neighboring mountain ranges.

Location & Surroundings

Situated in the Big Horn River valley, the park is surrounded by vast sugar beet fields and the open horizons characteristic of Wyoming’s agricultural heartland. The park is conveniently located near Highway 16, a primary route connecting the Black Hills of South Dakota to Yellowstone National Park. This placement provides a perfect balance of quiet rural living with quick access to local services like grocery stores and regional dining within the town of Worland.

Amenities & Park Features

The facility caters to modern rigs with spacious sites designed to accommodate large motorhomes and trailers. Guests enjoy a range of functional features including:

• Full hookups with 30 and 50-amp electrical service.
• Large pull-through sites for easy entry and exit.
• Access to clean restrooms, private showers, and on-site laundry.

Mature trees throughout the grounds offer significant shade, which is a welcome relief during the warm Wyoming summer months. High-speed Wi-Fi is also available to help travelers stay connected.

Nearby Attractions & Things to Do

Worland is a central hub for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike. A short drive south leads to Thermopolis, home to the world’s largest mineral hot springs and the Wyoming Dinosaur Center. To the east, the Bighorn Mountains offer world-class hiking, fishing, and rock climbing in the dramatic Ten Sleep Canyon. Locally, the Washakie Museum and Cultural Center details the fascinating prehistoric life and pioneer heritage of the region.

Who This Park Is Best For

This park is ideal for long-distance travelers looking for a well-maintained, quiet stopover between major national landmarks. Its peaceful atmosphere also appeals to retirees and digital nomads who appreciate a reliable environment with essential utilities. Because of the big-rig friendly layout and simple accessibility, it is a top choice for those who prioritize convenience and functionality while exploring the expansive Wyoming wilderness.