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Wyoming Gardens RV Park and Cabins
Overview
Overview
Travelers rolling into Wyoming Gardens RV Park and Cabins in Thermopolis, Wyoming discover a lodging and camping stop situated in the legendary Bighorn Basin. This western destination caters to motorists traversing the remote corridors of northern Wyoming, offering a convenient basecamp where visitors can transition from highway driving to exploring the rugged landscapes defining the region.
Location & Surroundings
Approaching via U.S. Route 20, drivers navigate through dramatic canyon country alongside the southward flow of the Bighorn River. The surrounding terrain features arid bluffs, colorful geological strata, and expansive skies typical of the high desert plateaus of Wyoming. Climates here shift from warm summer sun to brisk mountain air, making proper weather preparation essential for anyone parking an RV in this valley setting.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details remain unspecified in our registry, travelers should contact management directly to verify exact hookup availability, maximum vehicle lengths, and specific site configurations. Properties carrying the cabin and RV designation typically offer a mix of traditional vehicle spaces and lodging options, though visitors must confirm pet policies and seasonal operational dates prior to arrival.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Hot Springs County stands famous for its geothermal wonders, most notably the world-renowned mineral formations found within Hot Springs State Park located just minutes away. Visitors frequently spend afternoons soaking in public mineral baths, walking across the swinging footbridge over the river, or observing the state-managed bison herd roaming nearby pastures. Outdoor enthusiasts also utilize the area as a jumping-off point toward the Wind River Canyon.
Who This Park Is Best For
Road-trippers traversing the state between Yellowstone National Park and the central plains find this location ideal for breaking up long driving days. Geology enthusiasts and soak-seekers prioritizing proximity to thermal waters and river recreation gravitate toward this Thermopolis stop, appreciating a slower-paced alternative to crowded mountain resort towns.
Reviews
Patti McCarty
Perfect for us! Road weary we called just before 8 pm and the owner was just great! She met us at the spot and checked us in quick. Thankful for her!! We never unhooked, just backed in, slept showered and pulled out. The campground looked really nice, several long term people but full hookups right off the road was perfect for us.
garland rankine
A very nice small RV park. We spent three nights there and enjoyed it very much. WiFi is excellent. Great shaded spots.
Jane Doe
Stayed here in the Fall. Its was great.. RD was a welcoming host. No issues at all . Found a lil gem. Thanks guys.
Craig Saint Vincent
Great spot. Nice people all around.
Maria Brasher
Deserves no stars!!! But had to show one for it to post. Should’ve known when I made the reservation not to reserve a spot because the owner Jeannie was extremely rude to me from the start. I asked for a pull through for a big rig with a tow and ask how large her site was and she said she didn’t know for sure but had big rigs in there before and no problem. Upon arrival we found the sites to be extremely tight and she misrepresented the pull through. My husband was trying to explain to her how he may have a problem getting into the site and she was SO RUDE!!! told him if he didn’t like it go somewhere else, she couldn’t care less. And said as a matter of fact just leave. In our 30 plus years of rving have we ever met such a RUDE PERSON. How she has stayed in this type of business for 22 years as she stated is a miracle and must only be because of her local permanent residents. I would not recommend this park to anyone due to the attitude