Two Moon — Glendo State Park

Nice shady spots at this campground. Some have views of the reservoir but we are up on a cliff so no water access. The birding here is amazing and hiking is plentiful. It can be noisy if neighbors are running generators but otherwise very nice.

Spent two nights here. Some of the camp spots had electric, but the ones that were in where the trees were were all dry camping. Lots of great hiking trails though. High above the lake so no lake access here but boat ramp was maybe a mile down the road. Paid $94 for two nights which was for out of state visitor included electric and car permit. Had a fun looking playground for the kiddos.

much quieter than some of the water access campgrounds-we enjoyed the views and the trees are a barrier to the wind and sun.  Two Moons is our favorite at Glendo!

This is a great spot to bring your boat and a group. We had a ton of fun on the water. As far as camping there is not much cover so wind and weather can be an issue. Bring a tent to sit under for shade.

Easily my favorite place to be during summer. My family, friends and I have been camping at Glendo for 20+ years. It’s full of great places to explore. Great place to waterski,tube,cliff jump, and any other water sport. Glendo has some amazing beaches and huge trees. Would 10/10 recommend, love this place!

We had a nice pull through site away from the water.  Just walking around the campground was beautiful.  We hiked all over the area and rode our mountain bikes.  It's a very family friendly campground, but with enough privacy to really enjoy your own space.  There is quite a bit of boat noise if you are near the water, but it quiets down at sunset.  We didn't see a lot of wildlife, but that was fine.

Sandy Beach campground is great. We rented a jetski from the marina and rode it around all day. There are mountain biking trails around and awesome sunsets! Great for kids and dogs!

huge reservoir great for boating, fishing and swimming. tons of campsites with beautiful huge trees all around

On a road trip we stayed the night at one of the campgrounds within the park. The lake is beautiful. Navigating the campgrounds as a newcomer was a tad difficult as there are numerous and the entrance booth was closed by the time we arrived. We’d certainly try it again should we make it back to Wyoming.

We ended up staying even though we were in the wrong location. The gal at the check in was amazing...she warned us of the snake and hawk that have been spotted around. She was super helpful. Just know the camp group has a lot of dust and dirt and not much shade but you trade that for the reservoir and the views. It is a bit difficult to get too and expect some gravel, but the drive is amazing no matter what direction you come in on.

Glendo Lake is a great place to go with the family to get away! There is fishing, hiking, beautiful views, and it’s peaceful. The camp grounds are nicely put together.

Glendo has a lot of options for camping spots! This particular spot was surrounded by water and was perfect for fishing!

large area for the kids to play and water all around us. Perfect spot for fishing.

This place had a little bit of everything for our camp trip. I would definitely recommend paying a visit, you won't regret it!

Lot's of people on weekends June and July. Best in August for camping. Boating is great all summer long.

We didn’t have a boat, as we were just staying the night while traveling along the interstate, and most activities are on the lake. We did do a few very short hikes, but there are many more miles of trails along the cliffs, enough to keep you busy for days. The stargazing here was exceptional. There are a few different camp sites here with varying shade, views, etc. Fairly crowded but nice.