Join the fun near Centennial. With tons of outdoor activities and scenic camping, this is an excellent vacation spot for all kinds of travelers. There are tons of hikes and other fun activities to partake in, as well as sights to see and explore. You're sure to find the perfect campground for your Centennial camping trip.
$20 / night
"So we drove around for a little while before heading to Brooklyn Lake.
Sugarloaf is easy to reach. Just take 130 from Centennial and turn right on USFS Road 346."
"This was my first experience in this area of SE Wyoming, but it did not disappoint. My boyfriend pulled off here on a cross country drive via I-80. We enjoyed our drives to and fro the site."
$20 / night
"We were up at Brooklyn Lake over the holiday weekend. The campground was closed but apparently in Wyoming a campground becomes dispersed if it’s not officially open."
"One of my favorite parts about this campground is that every site does have a view of the lake."
"Short drive into the Medicine Bow National forest and you’re here. There are a couple of loops right as you enter, which are the most level places to park a rig."
"I tent camped tucked into the forest a bit. The birch was dripping sap all night and I think I would have put my tent in the open if I had known. Some nice little fire pits."
$20 - $34 / night
"Great spot super close to the river. Lots of dispersed camping just outside this established campground."
"There a a lot of dispersed options close by that I would utilize in the future but happy to support the campground."
"Fortunately, I just had to go to opposite side of the highway for a good secluded campsite. About 3 other campers were here, but I was able to find a a secluded campsite behind some trees."
"Location was a plus - this is within 15 minutes of lots of hikes in the Snowy Range."
$10 / night
"If you have time, hike the nearby Crater Lake Trail for a view of an alpine lake."
"We had six moose, one with a very tiny baby come through our site at night and in the morning and the site next to us to feed in the big meadow."
"We found a great spot right next to the river on forest road 330C near North Fork Campground. The area was fairly busy on Labor Day weekend but we were basically isolated in this spot."
"Had a great time with my dog, very close to medicine bow, and awesome views of the river. Heard no cars throughout the night, there were three other campers I believe ."
"The bugs were terrible when we got there around sunset, but in the morning they weren’t swarming. There was lots of space between campers, and lots of places to choose from, all giving the same view."
"We arrived around sunset for a quick night on our road trip heading West. There were some bugs out but nothing crazy. Peaceful sounds of birds and waterfowl."
"Camped at Lake Hattie May 2020. We have a Tacoma and RTT, but any sort of car or camper could make it here no problem. No fees - this is BLM land."
"Easy access and can drive right up to the water and park. The wind was a variable as were the gnats, but they did not bite."
$14 / night
"Close to creek, Mirror lake, nice toilet and trash. $14 a night."
TravelerDowdy is a busy campground but it's well cared for by the camp hosts. The bathrooms are clean and the sites are accessible by virtually any size of vehicle. The main challenge here is finding a spot!
ScoutThere ain't no tree but there is a lake
ScoutDrove up early In the week to get a great spot by lost lake and was very successful. Cleaned up a little from the last people that were there (tons of glass from bottles, bottle caps, TP and clearly holes dug for #2 that were not covered up) Was beautifully quiet for 2 days. Lost lake is now a good lake to help rehabilitate the Greenback cutthroat trout which is awesome and got to see a young bull moose. Unfortunately witnessed young kids drive their dirt bikes all the way on to the beach area during twilight hour. (this road and area do not allow OHV). Also used the bike to scare off the young moose when it was trying to drink from the lake. I’m worried for the wildlife as others who were incredibly disrespectful, walked away from their campfires that were still going, and then thought it was a good idea to go find the moose around 11pm while still high from their “trip”. You can hear every conversation in this campground area by the lake, so if you’d like a little more serenity from those who decide to leave any type of respect at home (for other campers or wildlife), my suggestion is to pick the camp grounds with a lot more space in between each other. I understand I cannot control the people who come into the campground and such, everyone wants to have fun which is great… but having just a little bit of respect however and knowing you’re not the only one out there goes a long way…
TravelerWe have camped here 3 times and loved it each time. The hosts were exceptionally friendly and we had a great time. Unbelievable night skies, and we saw a herd of elk one day as well. No one will bother you!!
ScoutAs usual, Sugarloaf campground was full. Fortunately, I just had to go to opposite side of the highway for a good secluded campsite. About 3 other campers were here, but I was able to find a a secluded campsite behind some trees. Dogs appreciated being off leash.
GuideWe got here after dark with our 38’ TT, and while the road was a bit rough, we were able to find a site, no problem. Ground isn’t level, so make sure you have levelers, but would definitely come back! Clear skies made for unreal star gazing!
TravelerCamp at designated sites only. There are no numbered spaces, just small round a bouts and pull offs to pull into. About 6 vehicles is max for this site. Pit toilet located here. The river view is beautiful but bring big spray as mosquitoes are here to share the space as well.
TravelerNorth Fork CG is a nice little campground, seemed to have a lot fewer people than Sugarloaf and is a bit lower elevation so a few degrees warmer. There a a lot of dispersed options close by that I would utilize in the future but happy to support the campground.
TravelerThis place is great, scenic and potential solitude depending on where you end up. There are a ton of sites in this area that can accommodate most setups. I stayed closer to the dead end of the road and there was a larger group of kids having a ball but it was a Sat night.
Camping near Centennial, Wyoming, offers a fantastic escape into nature with stunning views and plenty of outdoor activities. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or an adventure-filled getaway, this area has something for everyone.
Camping near Centennial, Wyoming, is a great way to enjoy the outdoors, with plenty of options for families and RVers alike. Just remember to plan ahead and be prepared for the unique challenges of the area!
Frequently Asked Questions
According to TheDyrt.com, Centennial, WY offers a wide range of camping options, with 148 campgrounds and RV parks near Centennial, WY and 55 free dispersed camping spots.
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Centennial, WY is Sugarloaf Campground with a 4.9-star rating from 8 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 55 free dispersed camping spots near Centennial, WY.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 6 parks near Centennial, WY that allow camping, notably Medicine Bow-Routt NFs & Thunder Basin NG and Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests and Thunder Basin National Grassland.
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