Wyoming Carbon County Camping

Summertime in Carbon County, Wyoming means camping. Families get together to pop up a
tent, catch some fish and grill up some steaks. The Medicine Bow National Forest offers
camping opportunities in the Sierra Madre Mountains, the Snowy Range Mountains and also
Ryan Park. Seminoe State Park in Northern Carbon County, Shirley Basin to the Northeast and
the vast high desert BLM lands nears Baggs are also great camping locations. Low impact
wilderness camping is found in one of our five designated wilderness areas in Carbon County.

Click on each campground name for campground directions,
descriptions and other details.

Camping
1. Battle Creek	4	7,800	20'
2. Jack Creek	16	8,500	40'
3. Lost Creek	13	8,800	40'
4. Haskins Creek	10	9,000	20'
5. Bottle Creek	16	8,800	45'
6. Hog Park campground IS CLOSED	50	8,400	50'
7. Encampment River	8	7,200	22'
8. Corral Creek	6	7,200	20'
9. Bennett Peak	11	7,200	36'
10. Lincoln Park	12	7,800	40'
11. South Brush Creek	20	7,900	32'
12. Ryan Park campground is PARTIALLY closed	48	8,000	30'
13. French Creek	11	8,000	20'
14. Pike Pole	6	7,800	25'
15. Pickaroon	8	7,800	25'
16. Six Mile Gap	9	8,000	40'
17. Bow River	13	8,600	32'
18. Deep Creek	12	10,200	22'

Bureau of Land Management Camping Information
http://www.wy.blm.gov/rfo/rec/camping.htm

Public Lands Camping Information
http://www.publiclands.org/explore/site.php?id=1513

Medicine Bow - Routt National Forests-Thunder Basin
National Grassland
http://www.fs.fed.us/r2/mbr/recreation/camping/index.shtml

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"Howdy, my name
is Justin Carbon
and I've been a
fixture in these parts
for longer than most
folks can remember.
My old horse Copper
and I have probably
come closer than
anyone else to ride'n
every trail in Carbon
County. Over the
years I've been a
miner, a soldier,
a trapper, and a
logger. I've done
about every job
there is around here,
but mostly I'm just
an old cowboy with
a few tales to tell.
"Come let me show
you my Country."