Best Glamping near Sundance, WY

Stayed 2 nights, very quiet, had water, trash and pit toilets, site 13 is first come first serve PULL THRU big enough for 5th wheel, good Verizon cell service, 30 minutes from devils tower and 5 minutes from Sundance, which Sundance rest area has free water and dump station,,

KIA’s are the glamping of camping. That’s why we stay at them every once in awhile. The dog park wasn’t great and the WiFi speed wasn’t anything to brag about. The bathrooms were clean and they offered evening activities. This stay really sold us on the view. It’s beautiful!

Just a few miles, northwest of Sundance, WY. There might be about 20-25 sites and most of them are not level. I only saw one pull through site, and it was short and uneven. Sites are FCFS, or I'm told you can reserve online. I arrived on a Friday (FCFS), and only about 5 or 6 sites were taken. Only amenities available were pit toilets and 2 water spigots. It's very quiet!!! Devils Tower is about 30 miles away.

Stayed here for two separate 3 day stays.. nice quiet campground that was never busy. Was here the 2nd week of June and outside of the rain had a pleasant stay. Vault toilets were clean, and grounds well kept. Kelly the campground host was super. Sites are on the small side, but saw some pretty big rigs in there. One loop is reservable, the other first come/first served. Plenty to do in the area, of course Devils tower and the city of Sundance was very nice. Museum, grocery, bars, restaurants too. Lots of hiking nearby..

Great KOA at the edge of the park. No a/c in the cabins. Plenty of souvenirs, a nightly movie and a great view of the Wyoming hills. Price is reflective of them having the only campground around.

Spent a night there while passing through to Wyoming. Site was nice and fairly level, close access to the lake. Cow sounds at night which were kind of nice! Rough-ish washboard roads on the way in. No Verizon service. Wish we could have stayed longer and explored more, maybe next time!

nice little campground at the bottom of the bearlodge mountains...we look for rocks in these hills so it's a perfect place to camp

Peaceful campground with the friendliest, most helpful host. He came over when he saw us taking awhile to start a fire and chopped kindling from our firewood, even leaving us his axe for the night.

Camped at near this campsite May 2020. The campground is not currently open, likely due to COVID** We have a Tacoma and RTT - we headed a little further down the road and there were a few camping spots in the forest land. We saw a couple other campers and weren't bothered at all. Most cars could make it easily, but we witnessed a handful of big RV rigs who had to back out and it didn't look easy! There is a lake a ways down the road, Cook Lake, that isn't open yet. It cannot be accessed due to snow banks.

We were noticing all the campgrounds around seemed to NOT have trees. We are tent camping, so shade is of utmost importance. Reuter did not let us down! Surrounded by big pines and aspen trees, it was a diamond in the rough for sure. Big pines all over. Our campsite had a good level spot for the tent. IT was DEAD quiet at night. We got an amazing night sleep. Bathrooms were clean. No running water because it’s technically the off season...but no complaints from us!

Great stop not too far from the road. There was only one other camper there when we went. Weather was perfect for hammock camping which all the trees made easily possible. Little bit of road noise but if you’re looking for a somewhat primitive spot with the conveniences of a bathroom (along with other basic amenities; table, fire ring, etc.) this is a solid happy medium. This is the kind of off the highway camping spot that gives you that good balance of nature and quick access to get back to ramblin’.

It’s located not too far from the main highway but far enough to escape the noise. The trees are beautiful and sites are well spaced out. There is water and pit toilets. Picnic tables present. Very peaceful campground. Would return! It’s about an hour or so from Devils Tower.

We came her after visiting The Devils Tower heading to Custer State Park. It is a small campground just of the highway. There are vault toilets, fire rings, and water. Very quite and peaceful.

We arrived the day before they stopped taking reservations. We were confused as to what was reserved and what wasn’t. No host on site, no payment envelopes…. We picked a spot and unhooked and fortunately had no issues. The second day they brought payment envelopes and posted a sign. It’s $10/night mid September til May and no reservations taken. Other than the confusion, it was a really nice campground. Quiet, all the spots were shaded and spread far enough to give you some privacy. We had some visitors the morning we were packing to leave 🐄🐄🐄🐄

Stayed 8/1/2021. Nice, quiet campground. Plenty of shade. Easy drive to Devils Tower/Bear Lodge. Vault toilet cleanliness was barely okay. Water spigot available. Would stay again.

Camped here for over a week for the November whitetail hunt. Easy access to the forest and close enough to town if you need anything. Limited spots if you have a huge camper. It was half full during this time.

We only stayed one night, but was very nice and the campground host was very gracious. No problem maneuvering the 38’ MH into our spot. Hiking and biking trails nearby. No electric, no water, no sewer. Just camping amongst the trees.

Tim and Kelly are super nice and keep the grounds very clean. Quiet and peaceful

Got here in November only a few sites were taken up, seems pretty clean, bathrooms are decently clean for being in the off-season. Got here at night but there seems to be good hiking in the area. Very low-key, definitely recommend.