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Windhaven RV Resort
Overview
Overview
Situated along the rugged landscapes of Wyoming, Windhaven RV Resort in Dubois, WY provides a distinct basecamp for travelers exploring the rugged western frontier. This destination reflects the sprawling topography of the Wind River Valley, offering visitors expansive mountain views and high-desert terrain. Travelers navigating Route 26 often stop here to experience authentic western heritage and remote wilderness before heading toward major regional national parks.
Location & Surroundings
Found along the upper stretches of the Wind River, the property sits amid dramatic cliffs, sagebrush steppes, and evergreen forests. The climate here features cool mountain evenings and warm, dry summer days, typical of high-elevation Wyoming valleys. Guests arriving via U.S. Route 26 traverse scenic mountain passes, deep canyons, and wide-open rangeland that characterize Fremont County and the surrounding Continental Divide region.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site facilities cannot be definitively verified without direct contact, visitors should reach out ahead of arrival to confirm details. When planning your stay at Windhaven RV Resort, it is always wise to verify particulars such as electrical hookup amperages, water pressure, waste station availability, and pull-through site lengths. Asking management directly about bathhouse access, laundry facilities, and cellular signal strength ensures proper preparation for your rig.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts find endless recreation just beyond the park boundaries, ranging from wildlife viewing to mountain exploration. Visitors frequently make the drive to the eastern entrance of Grand Teton National Park or explore the vast backcountry of the Shoshone National Forest. Local highlights include the National Museum of Wildlife Art, historical ranch tours, blue-ribbon trout fishing in the Wind River, and hiking trails winding through the Absaroka Mountains.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location serves as an ideal stopover for road-trippers traversing Wyoming between Yellowstone and the central plains. Photographers, anglers, and hikers drawn to public lands will appreciate the proximity to expansive wilderness areas. Travelers seeking a quieter mountain atmosphere away from heavily congested tourist hubs will find the Dubois region a rewarding destination for authentic western exploration.
Reviews
Cathy Shellenberger
This is an RV Park—no rooms. Camp hosts were very helpful. RV Park is spacious and equipped. Beautiful view of the Wind River. We will definitely go back.
Shannon Johnson
Perfect oasis!! Absolutely beautiful backdrop of mountains. I can't say enough about how nice it was. We've traveled and camped at hundreds of parks across the country and the people/host/owners are amazing!! Thank you!!
Stephanie Postma
Booked a site here last minute, on our way out of the national parks. Wonderful facilities— bathrooms spacious and SO clean, laundry was inexpensive and clean, and our spot (right on the river) was perfect for our son to spend a few hours fly fishing. I love the Bible verses and Christian emphasis— thank you for that! Our kids also loooved the amazing free ice cream! Great place!
Barb Howard
We stayed at Wind River RV just for one night. Close enough for a daytrip to the Tetons. We were pleasantly greeted by Alan who was very helpful and got us checked in promptly. The campground has level gravel sites with easy full hookups. The sites are wide with separating fence rails between spaces. We forgot to get ice on the way in and since Alan was going into town for supplies anyway, he offered to pick up a bag for us since ice isn't sold at the campstore. Should also mention that this was also after office hours and was very much appreciated so we didn't have to disconnect for our overnight stay. What a very refreshing experience in a very scenic location!
Claire Thomas
The facilities here are fairly nice. Good gravel lot, nice view of the river, decent sized dog park, and good shower house/laundry. But overall our experience with the staff was less than impressive. We initially had booked a reservation for 2 nights but were coming a day early and had called to see if they had a site available for us before we moved to our reserved site. It took an extra ten minutes on the phone for the staff to understand what we were talking about. Then when we got here, we explained our situation again — we had previously reserved for two nights and paid and are now adding one more night. No matter how many ways we explained it, he could not understand it. He couldn’t understand how we didn’t owe the full amount, if we were wanting 6 nights or 5 (the correct answer was neither!!), and told us our reservation wasn’t there. We had called a month before our trip to book site 2, which staff described as “the best site in the park” and because when we called to ask questions we were told it was best to call and book the site and not do the online reservation platform. We got here a day early and had called and asked if there was a site for our extra night and then move to site 2 for our two scheduled nights (see above). We were then told that we did not have site 2 reserved and that it was for “someone named Jason.” We were then stuck in site 8 — which faced directly into a motorhome so we had no privacy (not a big deal but irritating nonetheless). Upon the scheduled two nights we were supposed to stay, our original site (2) was unoccupied and yet we were still stuck in 8. Dogs were running around the campground unattended for hours on end. Overall the facilities are nice, just make sure to book your reservation online so it doesn’t get lost.