Best Cabin Camping near Pine Bluffs, WY

Nice camping area. Downside is the train tracks are close by. Not a problem though, it is a no train horn area. Nice RV spots with water and electric. Sewer dump on property as well. Tent camping is available as well as cabins. Lots of history at F.E. Warren AFB.

This campground is conveniently located right off the interstate, next to a Pilot and Camping World. Super easy access for all your needs. The campground and facilities are clean.

It’s just a gravel lot bordering the interstate, though. Road noise was quite annoying. The office is closed on Sundays.

Overall good for a night stay. Basic parking lot, gravel, level lots. Close to each other. We were here five days, only full 2 nights and very high turn over. Staff is nice and so have been the campers. Be aware if you have a dog with a high prey drive, rabbits and ground squirrels(??) everywhere.

This campground is an old koa, but don't be turned off by that because it has been completely revamped, and under new ownership. Rjourney. It is a very clean park. With all of the amenities, including swimming pool, and a very large play area with putt putt golf, horse shoes, and several other yard games.

Nice straightforward RV park. Bathrooms and laundry available, but didn’t utilize them. Water in most sites turned off cus of winter and water shortage

This campground we we’re setting up in a rain storm. Not fun. We we’re not able to use the pool because of the storm. It was fine all gravel with plenty of work.

We knew there was an Air Force Base nearby but we did not know that military helicopters would be making low passes over the campground at 10 PM. Sites also not very level. Unlike other KOA’s that we’ve stayed at that offer welcome cookies or free coffee, this KOA charges one dollar for a simple cup of Keurig coffee. No fire rings either.

 This is A KOA we stopped at on our way home. It is close to Interstate 80. That means easy on- easy off, but also highway noise. Someone else mentioned trains, but I never heard any. 

   Friendly service, clean bathrooms/showers. The sites & roads are all gravel, with a few trees. The thing is, this is the high desert. If there was no gravel, there'd be dust& dirt. I was grateful for the gravel!

Site was ok. There was a pool, but we didn't use it. The office had a store as well. I would stay again if in the area.

Very spacious lots. Plenty of amenities!

Great campground just a bit noisy close to interstate. If a light sleeper this may not be for you.

A very easy in and out site. It was clean.. gravel sites were nice and level. We had a little snow which made it more challenging to enjoy the whole property but I would stay here again :-)

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.

Bonus: the local Walmart had our favorite Ice cream brand Blue Bell.

Nice clean campground. Filled propane tanks, picked up trash at site, and nice camp store. Enjoyed the pool and shuttle to attractions. Safe family environment.

I gave 4 stars because the campground was really clean and the staff was extremely friendly. The laundromat was nice and wouldn’t worry about the washers and dryers being clean. The only reason I took off a star was because the location is right next to the freeway so you get a lot of noise from it and literally no landscape whatsoever the sites were nice and flat and everything is gravel. There was a dog park and the WiFi was not bad. We have Verizon not sure about other carriers. It was packed full of overnighters. Completely cleared out the following morning. I would stay again if we are ever in the area but wouldn’t stay for any amount of time.

Nice near town everything you need is available

Sites are gravel and not all are very level. Grounds are not well maintained. Lots of trees. Prairie Dogs are prolific. Pronghorn deer wander all over the base.

Directions need to include crossing two bridges after dirt road. Very nice park and large spaces. Top of the line for a military camp

Has everything you need as far as hook ups and bathroom/showers. More of a place to park and then drive to where you plan on doing things as there are no activities at the grounds. Need base access in order to use.

There’s a old saying. “Getting there is half the fun.” Ok we didn’t have fun. The primary access gate is closed, a sign inside the base says “details on FB”. Thanks! We entered the base via Gate 5. Easy enough. Then followed the signs. Which took us to a rail road underpass with a No RV sign and posted 11 1/2 ft clearance. Sigh! Found Old Glory Rd with a surface crossing. Presto! The base commissary and AAFES exchange is right down the road. So to recap. Enter base via Gate 5. Turn left on Rogers Ave, left on Randall, right on Old Glory, right on Missile Dr, right on S Creek Dr and left on Fam Camp rd.
As for the Camp, great facility. Office closed on the weekend, self check in. This is a come back place!

Honestly, when we first pulled in, we were a little put off by the proximity to the highway, and a policy they have to keep your cc information on a handwritten card. We expressed our concerns about putting cc info on a handwritten card, and they allowed us to stay without doing that. We dry camped in our rv, and used our generator. They allowed us to use a dump station on the way out at no charge, and we topped off our potable water as well. The highway noise was very minimal, the sites were level and very well taken care of. They had FHU available, but we just stayed overnight. On site they had showers, bathrooms, laundromat, a large souvenir gift shop, lots of animals, several activities, and even a steakhouse! We were very pleased overall!

Wonderful friendly staff.at the trading post, the escort was super nice and so helpful. Horse drawn wagon ride to senator steak house. Omg absolutely fresh and delicious meal. Thanks!!

The train to view and feed the Buffalo was really cool. Restaurant was also excellent. Friendly staff!

We pulled in during “Frontier Days”. The Dead Heads were playing a concert so it was WILD. The rv spots are pretty close together, but the day after the concert (Tuesday) it cleaned up FAST. There was basically no one here after.

You can pet bison, which is worth it. The rest of the prices are geared towards kids. Sorta run down for the prices you pay.

Definitely a ONE night stay sort of place.

More KOA than Dude Ranch.

Spot 66 was a straight mud pit.

Would recommend a “deluxe” spot.

Great friendly service at check in. Since we were here late in October, there were plenty of sites available - gravel, but we’ll maintain and very level. The one drawback was the staff had three overnight visitors and they placed us right next to each other. Rather crowded and we realized how narrow the sites were.

Took the feed the bison train ride. Which was totally fun. Getting ready to go have a buffet at the ranch. Sounds amazing. (Buffet)