Camping AUTHENTIC WESTERN ADVENTURES FAMILIES love Terry Bison Ranch in the Rockies to Tetons region. This working ranch offers bison-viewing tours, train rides, an Old Time Photo Studio, summer-time carnival rides, fishing and horseback rides. Convenience is key here, with RV pull-through sites, tent sites and cabins. You’ll also find many other family-friendly activities in nearby Cheyenne. HORSEBACK RIDERS won’t find an equine-friend-lier place to rest than Sundance Campground and Trail-head in the Black to Yellow region, which is designed to accommodate horses with six open corrals and two eight-horse stalls. You and your horse will be close to the trailhead for the Sundance Trail System, which offers horseback riding, hiking and biking as well as snowshoeing in the winter. HIGH-ALTITUDE ADVENTURERS can rest their heads at 10,800 feet above sea level at Sugarloaf Camp-ground in the Rockies to Teton region, where the state’s highest campground offers unobstructed views of the Snowy Range. It’s only open mid-July through mid-September, and it fills up almost every one of those nights, so book early. You’ll have easy access to Libby Lake and Lewis Lake for fishing, but don’t be shocked if you wake up to snow in July or August. FROM LEFT: TENT CAMPING, JEFF VANUGA; CAR CAMPING, JEFF VANUGA. WY INDEED: VISITORS SHARE THEIR FAVORITE CAMPING SPOTS The Popo Agie Wilderness in the Shoshone National Forest is a beautiful place to hike, camp and more without the heavy cost or crowds. Camping in Grand Teton National Park is truly an unforgettable experience. Colter Bay Campground near Jackson Lake has shady sites and great views that my wife and I love. They don’t take reservations, so get there early! There are so many neat places in Wyoming. In Yellowstone, we camped at both Fishing Bridge and also at Pebble Creek campgrounds. Of course, Old Faithful was awesome but so were the waterfalls. — Arlene Adkins-Zell Tennessee — Jim Bolsinger Colorado — Vaughn Hobbs Indiana Find more campgrounds at TravelWyoming.com/places-to-stay and starting on p. 115. TravelWyoming.com 39
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