Elgin Park Trailhead

Elgin Park offers dispersed camping with a mixture of sites located in forested areas and open meadows. A vault toilet is available further in on Elgin Park Road. The area accommodates both tent and RV camping with numerous spots to choose from. Plenty of deadfall wood is available for campfires. While the entrance area may appear busy, driving further in reveals more secluded spots for a private camping experience. No hookups or running water are available, so campers should come prepared with their own water supply. National Forest staff periodically patrol the area.

Elgin Park Trailhead in the Big Horn Mountains offers access to multiple hiking trails that wind through both forested areas and open meadows. The trailhead serves as a starting point for exploring the surrounding wilderness. While specific trail names aren't marked, the area features numerous paths allowing hikers to venture into the diverse landscape of the Big Horn Mountains. For detailed trail maps and current conditions, check with the Big Horn National Forest Service office before your trip, as trail access may vary seasonally.

To reach Elgin Park Trailhead in the Big Horn Mountains, follow Elgin Park Road, which is accessible from Highway 14 in Wyoming. The road leads directly to the trailhead and camping area. As you drive in, you'll notice the area opens up with various camping spots both in the trees and meadow areas. The road is generally passable for most vehicles, though conditions may vary seasonally. Continue driving along Elgin Park Road to find the main trailhead area where hiking paths begin.