Cabin camping options near Pine Bluffs, Wyoming extend beyond the immediate town into neighboring areas including Cheyenne and parts of northern Colorado. Located at 5,045 feet elevation in southeastern Wyoming, Pine Bluffs experiences cold winters with occasional high winds and warm, dry summers. Several campgrounds within a 40-mile radius offer cabin accommodations with varying amenities and accessibility considerations.
What to do
Train rides and wildlife viewing: Terry Bison Ranch offers a popular train ride where visitors can observe and feed bison. A visitor noted, "The train to view and feed the Buffalo was really cool. Restaurant was also excellent. Friendly staff!"
Live entertainment options: Wednesday nights at Terry Bison Ranch feature open mic with live music. According to a camper: "Wednesday night they had open lic with live music. Bar had good selections of alcohol including some expensive wines."
Outdoor games and activities: Recreational options abound at some campgrounds without leaving the property. A reviewer at Cheyenne RV Resort by RJourney shared: "Putt putt, croquet, birdwatching, rock painting, volleyball, basketball, large yard games, and more!"
What campers like
Base amenities and history: Military campgrounds offer unique experiences with historical significance. One camper at FE Warren AFB Crow shared: "Lots of history at F.E. Warren AFB. Nice RV spots with water and electric. Sewer dump on property as well."
Wildlife sightings: Some campgrounds feature regular wildlife encounters. A reviewer mentioned about FE Warren AFB: "Prairie Dogs are prolific. Pronghorn deer wander all over the base."
Convenience factors: Location relative to services matters to many campers. One guest appreciated that Cheyenne RV Resort was "conveniently located right off the interstate, next to a Pilot and Camping World. Super easy access for all your needs."
What you should know
Noise considerations: Highway and railway proximity affects some cabin locations. A camper at Terry Bison Ranch mentioned: "Dusty but that was pretty much only bad thing, campsite close to each other but thanks goodness for friendly neighbors."
Military facility access: Military base campgrounds have specific entry requirements. A visitor to FE Warren AFB warned: "The primary access gate is closed, a sign inside the base says 'details on FB'. Thanks! We entered the base via Gate 5."
Site conditions vary: Weather can affect campsite quality. At Cheyenne RV Resort, a reviewer observed: "Sites are nice and flat and everything is gravel. There was a dog park and the WiFi was not bad."
Tips for camping with families
Remote work compatibility: Some campgrounds work well for extended stays while working. A camper shared: "We stayed at Cheyenne RV Resort by RJourney for 6 nights while we worked remotely and needed a stable spot for the week. The park was very straightforward all sites were pull-through, which made setup and departure easy."
Package deliveries: For longer stays, some campgrounds accommodate deliveries. At Cheyenne RV Resort by RJourney, "We were able to receive a couple of Amazon deliveries without issue, which was a big plus."
Weather contingencies: Seasonal weather can disrupt camping plans. One camper noted: "Stayed in campground one night as our original campground was closed due to snow. Nice campground off highway 80."
Tips from RVers
Maintenance services: Some locations offer practical services for travelers. A camper at Terry Bison Ranch mentioned: "They offer air for your tires and have propane available for purchase."
Transit amenities: Certain campgrounds provide transportation options to nearby attractions. A visitor to Cheyenne RV Resort appreciated: "Enjoyed the pool and shuttle to attractions. Safe family environment."
Overnight conveniences: Many travelers use the area for brief stays. One camper shared: "We stopped here on the final leg of our journey. They had adequate hookups and sewer cleanout station. This was a great way to close out our trip and get our systems flushed out for parking."
