Wyoming Gardens RV Park

Temperatures were higher than we wanted for dry camping so I started checking on parks in Thermopolis. The most highly rated park in town was full, but this friendly park had a space so we snagged it. The park operator was very friendly and helpful. Most of the spaces are pull-thru but that isn't immediately obvious from the street. The roads and spaces in the park are gravel, but each space has a small concrete pad with picnic table and BBQ grill.

The park wi-fi was reasonably strong and reasonably fast. I used it for much of the evening before testing both AT&T and Verizon hotspots. The facilities, while older, are kept very clean. Each bathroom has two showers with endless hot water. There is a laundromat less than a block away.

There isn't a lot of space between sites but the green space and some trees makes for some separation. The park itself was quiet, but it's located right against the highway through town so there was road noise at all hours.

Very small park but they have a coulpe of sites where you pull in from the main street. I was able to pull in with a 43 ft toy hauler but had to un hook.
Slide outs had about 1 foot or less on each side.
Traffic Noise all night.
Very nice owners.
No discounts

Very small area, close sites, we ended up in “the back 40” but it wasn’t far from the pull through main sites at all. It was actually a nice site with extra grassy area, #11. It was close enough in town to ride bike to, if it’s not raining. We arrived during their discovery days so we enjoyed live music and browsing local crafts at their state park. The campground is right on a busy road so you’ll have that noise. Otherwise, it was nice. We didn’t have sewer, water and electric only. We originally were going with full hook up but had to change our dates and ended up with water and electric only. Owner was kind enough to let us dump at an empty site since we couldn’t the nite before. No dump station on site, but there is one down the road at a gas station. Overall nice place for a nite or 2. We paid for 2 nites but decided to head out to avoid another 8 hour day drive home.

Very close to groceries, laundry and local sites to see. Small, family run park. Very flexible and easy to communicate with. Lots of shade and nice little grassy spot on the pull through sites. WiFi worked well. Sites are VERY close together, and the trees and other vehicles make it tough to position your rig. Big rigs will fit, but we had to reposition several times to use our slides. It’s an old park and not really made for the big rigs of today. Also, the road noise is a lot.

The above rate is for a water and electric site in a grassy area which has 3 sites. Actually, if you have a smaller rig, I think this grassy area is the place to be. The rest of the park is a mix of pull throughs and back-ins which are very close together with very little separation.
This small park is a reasonable option if looking to check out the sites in Thermopolis. I took full advantage of the 24 hour laundry (which was clean and well kept) right across the street.
As others have stated, you are right on the main road so there will be some noise.

Google maps listed this park as permanently closed.

Google maps listed this park as permanently closed.