Campground Camping Areas

• Beartooth Plateau

  The Clarks Fork Ranger District encompasses much of the Beartooth Plateau, which is located in northwest Wyoming, near Yellowstone National Park.

  The Beartooth Plateau gets its name from Beartooth Peak, which has the appearance of a bear's tooth.

  The scenery here is breathtaking - rugged mountain peaks and expansive plateaus, alpine tundra, glaciers, wildlife, wildflowers, and rare land types found nowhere else in the United States. Travel the Beartooth All-American Road, U S Highway 212, to take in the views. (The road is closed in the winter.)

• Beartooth Lake Campground
• Crazy Creek Campground
• Dead Indian Campground
• Fox Creek Campground
• Hunter Peak Campground
• Island Lake Campground
• Lake Creek Campground
• Cody

  Cody is the location of the Shoshone National Forest Supervisor's Office at 808 Meadow Lane Avenue.

  The Clarks Fork, Greybull, and Wapiti Ranger Districts are administered from the ranger district office at 203A Yellowstone Avenue.

  The city of Cody, Wyoming, was founded in 1896 by William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody. Cody is located about 50 miles from the East Entrance to Yellowstone National Park.

  The Buffalo Bill Historical Center, which houses five museums under one roof; the Buffalo Bill Dam; the Wild Sheep Foundation; Old Trail Town; and the historic Irma Hotel are just a few of Cody's attractions.

• Big Game Campground
• Clearwater Campground
• Clearwater Group Site
• Deer Creek Campground
• Eagle Creek Campground
• Elk Fork Campground
• Newton Creek Campground
• Rex Hale Campground
• Threemile Campground
• Wapiti Campground
• Dubois

  The Wind River Ranger District office is located at 1403 West Ramshorn in Dubois, Wyoming.

  Dubois is a small western town with spectacular scenery. It is surrounded by the Wind River and Absaroka mountains. Area attractions include the National Bighorn Sheep Interpretive Center and the Headwaters Art and Conference Center.

• Brooks Lake Campground
• Double Cabin Campground
• Falls Campground
• Horse Creek Campground
• Pinnacles Campground
• Lander

  The Washakie Ranger District is administered from the ranger district office at 333 East Main Street in Lander, Wyoming.

  Lander is located at the foothills of the eastern slopes of the Wind River Mountains. Lander is home to the National Outdoor Leadship School and the Lander Brew Fest. Sinks Canyon State Park - where the Popo Agie River mysteriously disappears - is nearby.

• Dickinson Creek Campground
• Fiddlers Lake Campground
• Little Popo Agie Campground
• Louis Lake Campground
• Sinks Canyon Campground
• Worthen Meadow Campground
• Meeteetse

  Meeteetse, Wyoming is located about 30 miles south of Cody on State Highway 120.

  The Greybull Ranger District is accessed from Meeteetse, using State Highway 290 along the beautiful Wood River. The ghost town of Kirwin on the Shoshone National Forest is a two-hour drive on the Wood River Road (the last few miles are rough - 4-wheel drive recommended).

  Meeteetse is a small town with wooden boardwalks, hitching rails, and water troughs on main street. From Meeteetse, you can access the Absaroka Mountains and the Wyoming Bad Lands.

• Brown Mountain Campground
• Jack Creek Campground
• Wood River Campground