Best Glamping near Boulder, WY
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Best Glamping Sites Near Boulder, Wyoming (10)
1. Highline Trail RV Park
10 Reviews•258 Photos•11 SavesBoulder, WyomingHighline RV Park is located just south of Boulder, Wyoming at the base of the Wind River Range. We have 47 sites with full hookups, including four buddy sites for those traveling with friends or family. With over four acres of open lawn, you also have the option to dry camp or tent camp. And if you didn't bring your own tent, no problem! Enjoy a stay in our teepee or wall tent!
From our park you can explore the lakes and back country of the Wind River Mountains, spend time in Pinedale, make a day trip to Jackson and Teton National Park, or simply relax and enjoy the peaceful setting we offer. We're also in a great location for those going to and from Yellowstone. We'd love to be your destination, or a stop along the way.
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- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- ADA Access
2. Wind River View Campground
5 Reviews•4 Photos•20 SavesBoulder, Wyoming- Pets
- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- RVs
3. Sinks Campground — Sinks Canyon State Park
16 Reviews•64 Photos•127 SavesLander, WyomingSinks Canyon State Park is located in west central Wyoming just south of Lander, WY. The park is situated in the Wind River Mountains on the middle fork of the Popo Agie River. The site is named after distinct geologic phenomena in which the Popo Agie river disappears into a limestone cavern and reappears a quarter mile down canyon in a placid pool filled with 8 - 12 lb. rainbow trout. The site has a variety of natural habitats which creates diversity of flora and fauna. The canyon provides a variety of recreational opportunities including nature studies, photography, camping, fishing, hiking, world class rock climbing and access to miles of mountain bike trails.
The Sinks Canyon Campground has 14 campsites. It is located between Popo Agie Falls and Sinks Canyon State Park, where the Popo Agie River disappears into the side of a mountain and then mysteriously reappears farther down the way. There is a trailhead near the falls that penetrates the Popo Agie Wilderness. There is a nearby rock climbing area on BLM lands. No trailers over 20 feet. Popo Agie is pronounced "puh-POE-zhuh." Amenities include one vault toilet, picnic tables, cook grates, and potable water.
Primitive camping with no electricity, each site has a firepit and table. There are 3 vault toilets throughout the campground Potable water is available along with firewood. All campsites and Yurts are reservable only. Call the Call Center at 1-877-996-7275 to make a reservation.
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- Fires
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- ADA Access
- RVs
$9 - $16 / night
4. White Pine Wyoming, Ski and Summer Resort
1 Review•21 Photos•3 SavesPinedale, WyomingWhite Pine Ski Area is located in the beautiful Wind River Mountains, just 10 miles outside of Pinedale. The ski area is operated under a special use permit issued by the U.S. Forest Service. There are two lifts which provide access to 25 downhill runs and there are 35K of Nordic ski trails nearby. Year-round recreation and overnight stay is available.
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- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- RVs
- Tents
$12 - $30 / night
5. Worthen Meadow Campground
5 Reviews•5 Photos•72 SavesLander, WyomingWorthen Meadow Campground has 28 campsites on the shores of Worthen Meadow Resevoir.__Trailheads at the campground accesses the Popo Agie Wilderness. No trailers over 24 feet. Amenities include potable water, three vault toilets, picnic tables, cook grates and boat ramp. Worthen Meadow Picnic Area is nearby.
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- Group
- Equestrian
- Standard (Tent/RV)
- Tent Cabin
6. Green River Lake Lodge - Bridger Teton National Forest
5 Reviews•18 Photos•72 SavesDubois, WyomingOverview
Green River Lakes Campground is located near the shores of beautiful Lower Green River Lake, at an elevation of 8,000 feet. The lake sits on the western edge of the rugged Wind River Range in Wyoming. Visitors enjoy hiking and backpacking into the adjacent Bridger Wilderness, as well as fishing and canoeing on the lake.
Recreation
The lake is open to small watercraft only, making it an excellent location for canoeing and kayaking. A primitive, carry-down boat launch is located at the lakeshore. Anglers fish for brook, cutthroat, rainbow and mackinaw trout. Hiking and horseback riding into the Bridger Wilderness and Wind River Range are popular activities enjoyed by visitors to the area. Trails in the area include the Continental Divide Trail, Highline Trail and Lakeside Trail. A trailhead parking area, horse corral and water trough are just outside the campground.
Natural Features
Square Top Mountain towers over scenic Green River Lakes. This unique peak is part of the Wind River Range and tops out at an elevation of 11,581 feet. Most campsites afford scenic views of the peak and the lake below. Lodgepole pines dot the campground, offering very limited shade. Wildlife and summer wildflowers are abundant in the area.
Nearby Attractions
Pinedale is the nearest full service community, and is located 50 miles south of the campground.
- Reservable
- RVs
- Tents
- Group
- Standard (Tent/RV)
- Tent Cabin
$12 - $70 / night
7. Popo Agie Campground — Sinks Canyon State Park
8 Reviews•44 Photos•95 SavesLander, WyomingThere are 24 sites in Popo Agie Campground (see campground map). Several at the lower end are walk-in tent campsites. Tents or campers can be used at all other sites. Large RV sites are very limited. There are no showers or hook-ups. Most summers there is a camp host at both Popo Agie and Sinks Campgrounds. Showers are available for a small fee in Lander at the community swimming pool (The Bruce Gresly Aquatic Center) during open swimming hours. Call 307-332-2272 for information on hours. All camping in the canyon is first come first served – there is no reserving of sites. All camping is primitive camping: tables, fire rings and pit toilets. There is drinking water available at all campgrounds, but no hookups. Firewood is provided to campers on the state park (donation suggested).
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- Reservable
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8. Louis Lake Campground
8 Reviews•31 Photos•63 SavesLander, WyomingThe Louis Lake Campground has nine campsites around Louis Lake and the outlet of Louis Creek. The area around the inlet is very marshy and home to abundant wildlife. No trailers over 24 feet. Amenities include two vault toilet, picnic tables, and cook grates. Potable water is not available. The nearby Louis Lake Boating and Picnic Site includes a boat ramp, vault toilet, picnic tables, and cook grates.
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- Fires
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- Group
- Cabins
9. Sawmill Campground — Sinks Canyon State Park
3 Reviews•4 Photos•18 SavesLander, WyomingThere are three campgrounds in Sinks Canyon. Sawmill and Popo Agie campground are state park campgrounds. Sinks Campground is at the upper end of the canyon and is a National Forest campground. There are additional National Forest Campgrounds along the Loop Road (Highway 131) above Sinks Canyon.
The first campground you come to in the canyon is Sawmill Campground. It is mainly a day use area, but there are five campsites (one of which is a fully ADA accessible site) that can be used by either campers or tents.
There is a large day use picnic shelter at Sawmill Campground that is available on a first come first served basis.
Sawmill also has a small playground and climbing structure.
There are 24 sites in Popo Agie Campground (see campground map). Several at the lower end are walk-in tent campsites. Tents or campers can be used at all other sites. Large RV sites are very limited. There are no showers or hook-ups.
Most summers there is a camp host at both Popo Agie and Sinks Campgrounds.
Showers are available for a small fee in Lander at the community swimming pool (The Bruce Gresly Aquatic Center) during open swimming hours.
All camping in the canyon is first come first served – there is no reserving of sites.
All camping is primitive camping: tables, fire rings and pit toilets. There is drinking water available at all campgrounds, but no hookups.
Firewood is provided to campers on the state park (donation suggested).
- Fires
- Phone Service
- RVs
- Tents
- Group
- Standard (Tent/RV)
$10 - $17 / night
10. Wind River Basin Campground
1 Review•7 Photos•1 SaveLander, WyomingGLAMPING AT THE BASE OF THE WIND RIVER MOUNTAINS IN YOUR VERY OWN PRIVATE TEEPEE!!!!
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- Fires
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- ADA Access
- Group
$105 - $175 / night
Recent Glamping Reviews near Boulder, WY
64 Reviews of 10 Boulder Campgrounds
Sarah N.
Ranger
Sinks Campground — Sinks Canyon State Park
Winter Amazing
We have stayed in the Sinks yurt system many times, but winter is our favorite. There is electricity, spotty internet and a heater you can turn on. 10 below zero outside and we keep it at about 45-50 deg inside. Super clean, very well maintained. You are required to clean well before you leave. Sleeping on mattresses/bunks or fold out futon mattress. Also inside is a small table and chairs, pine carved furniture. Broom, mop, cleaning supplies are provided. When we have stayed in Winter, no other soul is there. The park plows and shovels before your arrival. The Milky Way is spectacular on a clear night. Photos below are both winter and summer. In the summer, you can hear rocks and boulders rolling in the Popo Agie River (Pronounced "Puh- Po Shuh" (two words). There are 4 yurts that sleep up to 6, and one very large yurt that sleeps 12. Picnic tables, pit toilet, fire ring, trash bin nearby. In the winter, bring your own wood. Many good hikes in summer and a few trails to XC ski or snowshoe in the winter.
You can shower at the city pool on 9th Street for a small fee.
Lee D.
LegendSinks Campground — Sinks Canyon State Park
Nice campground but check for best site before deciding
When I checked the website to make a reservation, it appeared all of the sites except the yurts were booked. In a panic, I booked a yurt for two nights. We were surprised that upon arrival, many sites were empty. The ranger at the visitor center explained that the website was very confusing; the only reservable “sites” are the yurts. Since others are first-come, first available, check out all the sites carefully as not all are level and some barely have enough room to park a car. Some back up on the river, which is nice. Our yurt was nice and clean. There was a mattress cover on the bed, which was not expected. A table and three chairs were a nice touch. You are expected to clean the yurt before departing. All sites/yurts have easy access to several trails (walking) but you do need to drive to see the Sink/Rise, which is very interesting. Pit toilets and no hookups. Water pumps are available.
- Shannon O.
Guide
Popo Agie Campground — Sinks Canyon State Park
Breath taking scenery and great hiking!
Sinks Canyon is absolutely beautiful!! The campground is busy but quiet. The hiking and site seeing are amazing. I stayed in one of the yurts and loved it!
Annie C.LegendPopo Agie Campground — Sinks Canyon State Park
Tight little campground.
In the Sinks Canyon, this is a nice little campground wedged between the highway and the river and mountains. Campsites are small and close to each other, but level and clean. Each site has the usual picnic table, fire pit, and bear box; but the concerns were less about bears and more about moose. There are Yurts for rent here too. The family I met that had reserved one was really happy with their yurt. There are nice hiking trails on the other side of the river (moose warning signs and all), and some nice trails on the other side of the highway. I’d camp here again even though it is so close to the road because the river drowns out the highway noise. Be careful if you decide to dip your toes in the river; the flow is really fast!! Just down the road about a mile is the Sinks and the Rise, where the Popo Agie River disappears into a cave at the base of the mountain and then miraculously reappears gushing out of the base of a mountain on the other side of the canyon.
Carrie C.LegendPopo Agie Campground — Sinks Canyon State Park
One of my favorites!
They have recycling!! This is the first campground I've stayed at that had recycling bins!
For Wyoming residents, cost is only $6.00 a vehicle. Not per site. It is $11 if you are from out of state which is still more reasonable than the surrounding forest service campgrounds. What a bargain!
This campground is very clean and in a beautiful setting with big limestone cliffs on one side and the Popo Agie river and forests on the other. The Sinks of the Popo Agie isn't far from camp, about a mile and the Visitors Center is located there.The rise is about another half mile away and has the biggest trout I've ever seen! The climbing in the area is spectacular! There are hiking trails galore in the state park and in the Shoshone National Forest.
It is my experience that state parks have the cleanest campgrounds! They clean the ashes out of each fire pit between each new camper. The pits toilets are stocked and maintained.
They have 3 yurts you can rent! Cost is $40 plus the $6/11 state park fee. Reservations can be made at www. Sinkscanyonstatepark.org
there is a very cool suspension bridge crossing the Popo Agie that takes you to a hiking/mountain biking loop in the forest.
Such a cool place! Check it out!
Steve & Ashley G.LegendSinks Campground — Sinks Canyon State Park
Great Mountain Creek Site
This place is incredible. One of my favorite places and would go back in a heartbeat. The canyon road goes straight up and includes a number of small campsites along the way. We stayed at sinks canyon and had a great time. The sites are nestled against the beautiful rushing mountain creek. We enjoyed the hiking and swimming and got to love this special place. The rates are very reasonable and all handled through self pay. The camp host is awesome and has firewood and lots of stories. We spend two night but could have stayed a week or more. The paved sites are a bit uneven. So you will need levelers if parking a camper. The tent sites and yurts are very popular here. Highly recommend this one. The grocery store in Lander offers discount for campers if you produce your pass.
Art S.LegendPopo Agie Campground — Sinks Canyon State Park
Riverside nooks in a state park adjoining national forest - a hiking and cl
I was looking to avoid Yellowstone because I’m traveling with a dog. I looked for national forest land that would take me around. Sinks Canyon State Park was perfectly placed so we headed here. The visitor center was very helpful and pointed us to a few camping options. I asked which one the ranger preferred and he went to Popo Agie right away.
The campground is right on the road - 20 feet over and 20 down. However the road only goes to the state park and into national forest. The roar of the river (20 feet to the other side) masks the minimal vehicles.
Augie, the camp host, immediately waved me over. We talked about my teardrop and his bus conversion. He pointed to the last two spots with shade. One was taken so I took site 5.
The site is a straight paved line. There is a wood chip square for a tent. The fire pit and picnic table are on a gravel pad. Just beyond that is the river. What a wonderful sound to relax to!
There is a group camp closer to town and another state park campground further down the road. Is those are full, national forest campgrounds are further on but the pavement ends. There are yurts interspersed with the campsites. Vault toilets and garbage/recycling bins are nearby. Water is down the entrance road in one central location.
Hiking trails start across the bridge in camp. You can also drive down the road and find more challenging routes. A playground is by the group site.
An interesting discovery is to see where the river sinks into the ground and then reappears a quarter mile down the mountain. Dye tests show it takes 2 hours to go the distance - leaving speculation as to what happens in between. The heat was in during the day - 97 in town and a few less in camp. It cools down to the 50’s overnight. The sites have diverse configurations. This is a great place - just get a site with some shade.
Ray & Terri F.Legend
Highline Trail RV Park
Friendly accommodating owner and nice place to stop and explore the area
We are full-timers in a 36 ft Class A with a Cherokee Trailhawk tow and needed a place to dump, do laundry and take on fresh water after a week of boondocking outside of Rawlins and this place fit the bill nicely. Our dog had been bitten by a rattlesnake while boondocking and had to stay 2 nights at the vet In Rawlins, which made us miss our 2 night reservation here. The owner, Boo, was very understanding and accommodating. She didn’t have any available spaces when we did arrive, but she let us stay in their dry camping area and apply the 2 missed FHU days to cover 4 days in their dry area, which was very level. FHU site 23 opened up and we moved there for 2 more days in early July. The sites all looked very level and are very spacious for a private CG. Ours was almost perfectly level. Some sites were open while others had a few trees. There is a little road noise from US-191, but not excessive. Our sewer receptacle was a little recessed, so I couldn’t get our hose threaded tightly, so I had to weight it down. AT&T coverage decent, ranging from 1-2 Bars of LTE with service up to 5.5 MB/s. We were able to get DISH coverage on all three western satellites at our site. There were 10 OTA channels to be had with our fixed omni antenna.
There isn’t much in Boulder, but Pinedale is just 12 miles away.
Cassandra B.RangerPopo Agie Campground — Sinks Canyon State Park
Small quiet campground
Small quaint campground en route to many other parks in Wyoming. Great stopping point with plenty of privacy. The majority of the campgrounds are fairly small however they back up to the Middle Popo Agie River which provides a relaxing environment.
Charles C.Legend
Sawmill Campground — Sinks Canyon State Park
Camping Next to a Cascade
This was a wonderful surprise in the heart of Wyoming. We spent the night on our return from Yellowstone. The campsite was right on the drive and next to a cascade in a deep canyon. The crashing waters helped me sleep well all night, while it kept my wife awake for the same reason.
Clean vault toilet, potable water, wildlife, and great trails.
Other camping areas with electricity and water are further in.
Nice little town with cute shops, and great ice cream just to the north.
We will return.
- CHris B.Guide
Sinks Campground — Sinks Canyon State Park
A Pleasant Surprise
You just have to get out and explore. We had to park at the Sawmill portion of the campground, due to the size of our motorhome at 38’. Would have loved to be able to stay at the main area, but this worked well for us. Plenty of room. The river ran right outside our window. Follow the road into Shoshone National Forest for some spectacular views of the valley. There is also a lake, can’t remember the name, up on top of the mountains, offers dispersed camping along with a bunch of cows, along the lake shore, or you can bring your kayak and just cruise the lake at an easy entry. Sinks Canyon State Park offers a number of trails for hiking and we enjoyed the ones we had time to go on. Trails by the main campground, by the Visitor Center, and across from Sawmill going up the hillside. Lots to do. Lots of fun for the kids and the parents. Now that we know, looking forward to heading back.
During the 2020 season, the state of Wyoming has requested reservations for every stay.
Matthew B.
Scout
Wind River View Campground
Recommend this site
Very clean, tidy site with plenty of space. Extremely helpful owner helped us sort something with another part of our trip.
- Douglas A.
TravelerWind River View Campground
Easy and basic, but all good
Stayed for a night on way from CO to Jackson area. Not much to it, but easy in and out. Hooks up all fine. Nice owner helped us with a propane tank issue. Decent far-off views of Tetons and Snake River, but definitely not a reason to stay here just for that. Would have given it 3stars for being basic, but we there on a Friday night and they had a really nice outdoor fire and s’mores for our kids, so nice touch. Restrooms seemed to be decent, but given COVID, we did not use.
- TThomas L.Traveler
Wind River View Campground
Nice Campground
Really nice campground. Has beautiful view of the Wind River Range. Nice, easy-going host. Only downside would be the road noise, but that's not real bad.
- DDoc ..Traveler
Wind River View Campground
Wind River View RV park
Dirt only with weeds. Road noise and dogs barking. No dog park or playground for kids.
Angela G.RangerWind River View Campground
Pretty location but dated
The owner was very nice and helpful. I had ok cell reception with Verizon. The wifi consistently disconnected but I will assume it was due to a large storm in the area. The laundry area wasn't opened yet as it was early in the season. Quiet location with a shower and heat in the bathrooms. I enjoyed my stay here but I am giving only 4 stars as it seemed over priced for the area and far from town compared to other campgrounds.
- JoAnn G.Traveler
Highline Trail RV Park
Open area green lawn
Nice park with large sites with picnic table and firepits. Gravel level sites. Clean restrooms and laundry area. Stayed 4 days and explored the area.
- MMelody M.Guide
Highline Trail RV Park
Large sites!
This RV Park offers nice large sites! Our site us full hookups but it appears some are electric only. Lots of nice green grass and big trees. Sites are very level! We are along the back fence so less road noise, but also the spaces have no trees in the back and are basically dirt. They need lots of gravel! However, I give them a five for the large space size and nice hospitality!
Savannah B.ScoutHighline Trail RV Park
Great quick stay!
We spent the night on the way to Jackson from Denver, we called late at night & they were super accommodating. Very easy to maneuver through the campsite, easy access from the road— light traffic noise but the cars were few & far between.
Olson H.GuideHighline Trail RV Park
Dry Camping, thank you!
We had some vehicle issues and needed a place to stay close to Pinedale. The campground was booked for sites with hookups but allowed to stay on the lawn to dry camp and use our generator for the same price as if we were full hook up. Twelve miles away from Pinedale mechanic, but the only place available at the time for what we needed.
- LLuceroScout
Highline Trail RV Park
Clean and Roomy
This is a great place for a base camp for day hikes. It’s clean and spread out with plenty of shady trees and nice picnic tables. We’ll be coming back!
Lori T.RangerHighline Trail RV Park
Awesome Stay!
We rolled in without reservations over Labor Day weekend and, while they didn’t have a FHU site available for us that first night, they had us stay one night in their dry camping area.
We spent the next two nights in site 13 with FHU and loved our stay.
The grounds are well groomed with ample space between sites. Plenty of shade and great views of the mountains. The horses grazing in the open areas just added to the ambiance.
The staff is wonderfully accommodating. The laundry room has 2 washers and dryers and the showers are free for campers.
Ashley F.LegendHighline Trail RV Park
47 sites with full hook-ups.
Ashley here from The Dyrt! It was great to add this RV park in a perfect location to our platform. "From their park you can explore the lakes and back country of the Wind River Mountains, spend time in Pinedale, make a day trip to Jackson and Teton National Park, or simply relax and enjoy the peaceful setting they offer." Let’s help them out and leave some reviews!
Erik B.GuideHighline Trail RV Park
Serves its purpose for an overnight spot
It’s a nice RV and overnight cannot tent spot before you get to Jackson or Yellowstone. Showers and clean bathrooms
- ron H.Scout
Highline Trail RV Park
Huge spaces, clean and friendly
Great spot for a stop on your trip or as a base camp for exploring the area. Spaces are big and spread out. Everything was clean and well maintained,
GoWhereYouAreDraw N.Legend
Pinedale Campground
This is a beautiful lake with lots of hiking nearby!
Some of the spaces are a little narrow and would be difficult to get through with a big rig.
A nice quiet spot in a parking lot near a boat launch. It had clean bathrooms with a garbage can inside the bathroom. Dispersed camping opportunities can be found, but are quite scattered along the lower and southeastern side of the lower lake. Better places for dispersed camping are located further up Fremont Lake Road/Skyline Drive, past the turnoff for Half Moon Lake Resort.
- TTerryScout
Pinedale Campground
Quiet and cheap
City park 12.00 nightly water no facilities . Picnic tables. Close to food and gas stations. Yellowstone trails offers showers 7.00
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