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Wow! At the end of a long primitive two-track, in Teton National Forest, is a clearing. At the far end of a clearing a fire ring, and a bear box, next to a stream. Very remote and secluded. JUST outside of Grand Teton National Park. Very peaceful and private. While the surrounding wilderness is spectacular, views here are obscured by trees. Loved this spot anyway. Felt very wild, like a best-kept secret. No cell service. Enough room for multiple vehicles. Strongly recommended!

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This is the municipal park within the city of Lander, Wyoming. Not a lot of towns offer free camping in their municipal park! Three day limit. Good cell service. Enough room for multiple vehicle. No fires. Gravel area next to stream. There is a decent amount of traffic here, and a lot of boondockers. Might be busier during summer. Recommended due to convenience.

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Primitive improvised campsite on the edge of Medicine Bow NF. Atop grassy hill overlooking sprawling valleys and pastures to the north. Beautiful. Very exposed. Enough room for a few vehicles. No cell service. No fire ring or amenities. Phenomenal privacy. Good luck getting here! Requires four wheel drive with ample clearance and small size due to deadfall. Fun place to rest and spend the night.

Primitive flat spot with crude stone fire ring on hill overlooking lake. The ground is rough and not very flat but very remote and idyllic setting in Medicine Bow NF. Camp either inside or outside of tree line. Requires high clearance four wheel drive to access. Very wild and peaceful in scenic area of forest. Enough room for one or two vehicles. No cell service.

An improvised campsite in a quiet and less traveled part of Medicine Bow NF. Some light tree cover next to large clearing. Poor cell service. Not very flat. Enough room for single vehicle. Next to primitive two track and might require four wheel drive. No fire ring or amenities. Stayed here because forest was crowded and could not find a vacant site. Serene but not a noteworthy destination.

A small primitive campsite at the edge of a glassy stream just a short walk from pavement. Popular spot for weekenders and boondockers so this will likely already be occupied during peak season. Poor cell service. Idyllic with beautiful scenery. High traffic, low privacy. View of peak directly to the east. You will have neighbors. Next to sparse tree line and view of sprawling pasture. Worth checking to see if site is taken if you are driving by.

Wow! Idyllic Wyoming landscape in forested basin in Shoshone National Forest. Two track off of dirt road requires four wheel drive. Grassy spot with tree cover next to river. Enough room for two or three vehicles. Primitive stone fire ring. No cell service. Surrounded by cliffs and crystalline river with swimming hole. Stunning. Bear country.

Otherworldly! Not a campsite but a flat spot in the Wyoming BLM surrounded by badlands and hoodoos. Very remote. Two track demands high clearance four wheel drive. No cell service. No fire ring. Enough room for two or three vehicles. This is a stunning alien looking desert landscape. Very remote, dry. Exposed with no trees. Very hidden. Quiet.

Nice! Enough room for two or three vehicles on grassy flat river bank, just off of dirt road. Primitive stone fire ring here. No cell service. Enough room for two or three vehicles. Deep in Shoshone National Forest. Great view of river and mountains to the west. Might be popular during peak season. Some trees but fairly exposed.

An arbitrary flat spot in barren desert mountain BLM area on the banks of Yellowstone River. An old small stone fire ring is here. Beautiful mountains to the west. Off a lightly traveled two track. Enough room for two or three vehicles. Some poor cell service. Exposed desert landscape with no tree cover. Near trailhead to Morrison Jeep Trail.

The city park within the municipality of Lander, Wyoming, allows both tent camping and vehicle based camping. Rare to find a park so welcoming to boondockers. A mile from main street. There are seasonal restrooms, pavilions, tables, grills, water. Next to a picturesque river. Parking spaces are haphazard. Great cell service. There will likely be a lot of other people here doing the same, except off season. Not always quiet or private, but recommended if in town.

Nice! High clearance four wheel drive absolutely required. Primitive site with fire ring in clearing by trees adjacent to meadow with small lake, towering rock formation to the south, and lovely mountains to the west. No cell service. Enough room for two or three vehicles. Decent shelter from wind and elements. Great privacy. Occasional ATV might pass by, but passenger cars are rare and unlikely. Great spot!

Free forest service campground with picnic tables fire ring and a vault toilet. Smalls spurs accommodate one or two vehicles. Poor cell service. Within a canyon near river with great scenery hiking and four wheel drive opportunities all around. Only 5 minutes outside of city of Lander so convenient to town. Poor privacy and fairly exposed to the elements. Only scrub with minimal tree cover.

Arbitrary flat spot in BLM land. Not a proper campsite. No fire ring. Adjacent to Honeycomb Buttes to the west. Barren badlands. No tree cover. No grass here. Enough room for 3 or 4 vehicles. Strangely very good cell service. Very remote. Great privacy on a very low-traffic track. Short walk to amazing, colorful buttes fun to wander around admire hoodoos and caves.

Nice! The best campsite at Castle Gardens Recreation Area on BLM land between Worland and Ten Sleep, Wyoming. Picnic table with shelter, metal fire ring, grill, vault toilet, some cell service. In a bowl surrounded by beautiful spires in picturesque badlands. Enough room for one or two vehicles. There are several similar sites nearby. Strongly recommended!

A flat spot just aside a primitive track on BLM land near some picturesque spires. Some cell service. Requires high-clearance four-wheel drive. Not a proper campsite. No fire ring or amenities. A scenic and peaceful night of sleep in beautiful badlands, but not recommended. There are better and more accommodating camping locations nearby.

A designated dispersed campsite that is vehicle accessible in Bighorn National Forest in northern Wyoming. There are several idyllic campsites like this one along this forested dirt road. Relatively high elevation and adjacent to a picturesque stream. There is a log bench here and a large stone fire ring. Primitive experience, and a contained toilet is required by forest service. No cell service, and enough room for two or three vehicles. Moderate privacy visible from forest road. Recommended.

A designated dispersed campsite in Medicine Bow National Forest in Wyoming with marker post and primitive stone fire ring. Grassy and spacious with enough room for two or three vehicles. Massive rock formation directly to the west fun for climbing. Popular boondocking area so site is likely taken on weekends during peak season. Excellent cell service. Along four wheel drive track that filters our larger campers. Great basecamp!

Obscure dispersed campsite with a primitive stone fire ring and a makeshift swing hanging from a tree branch. Grassy hilltop overlooking city of Laramie Wyoming. This is toward the end of a short rugged two track not far from highway. Spacious enough for a few vehicles but slightly uneven ground. Great cell service and lovely sunsets to the west. Nice view. Site is often vacant even during peak season.

Fee campground in Vedauwoo Recreation Area in Medicine Bow National Forest in southern Wyoming. Busy campground in very scenic wooded area with massive boulders for climbing and hiking. Serene area but usually full in peak season. Fire rings. Picnic tables. Good cell service and enough room for one or two vehicles per site. Inexpensive. If campground is full there is good boondocking nearby.